Butte Bowling Delegation Heads to Cincinnati Meet
Butte sends Vice President Michael J. Sheehan and Dr. T. J. Ellis to the American Bowling Congress event in Cincinnati starting next month. West coast officers J. G. Stahl and Jake Zehbring join the delegation as guests of honor amid plans to unify major bowling bodies into a national organization and prize incentives.
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Michael J. Sheehan
Western Bowling Congress
T. J. Ellis
Butte
American Bowling Congress
Cincinnati
Ohio
Western Congress
Garry Herrmann
National Bowling Congress
Sheehan and Ills
West
J. G. Stahl
Denver
Jake Zehbring
Salt Lake
Ceinwati
Banquet and top matches planned for bowling delegates
The text describes a February 15 banquet for American Bowling Congress delegates at the Hotel Linton costing at least $5 per plate. It also mentions a $1,000 four-team championship, to be bowled on the tourney hall’s two middle alleys, plus an expanded 18-alleys setup for Cincinnati. A women’s tournament with 25 teams and about $400 in prizes is planned on the same alleys.
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American Bowling Congress
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Simpy Tar Gain
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Buffalo Association
Herrmann
New York
Philadelphia
Hotel Linton
Armory
Race Results From New Orleans Meet
In New Orleans on January 22 results from six races include Cunning first in the three furlongs with Nasturtia second and Mrs. Sewall third. Lord Lovat wins the seven furlongs with No Quarter second and Hal bard third. E. T. Shipp takes six furlongs with Apple Teddy second and Rustle third. Tulane stakes sees Tomacco win, Angelus second, Sally Preston third. Lens takes six furlongs with ce second and Timing third. Ivan hoe wins the mile and an eighth with Tern's Red second and Besterling third.
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New Orleans
Cunning
Nasturtia
Mrs. Sewall
Lord Lovat
Halbard
E. T. Shipp
Apple Teddy
Rustle
Tomacco
Angelus
Sally Preston
Lens
Timing
Ivanhoe
Tern's
Red
Besterling
Santa Anita Park Races Report
Los Angeles January 22 results list six races at Santa Anita Park with winners Duke of Bridgewater Hampass Taylor George Magazine Livis and Slippery across six events. Creston Madeline Muse Gossiper II Rosegal Aunt Polly Tea cress filled places with times ranging from 1 07 to 2 07 1 5.
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Los Angeles
Santa Anita Park
Duke of Bridgewater
Harcourt
Henry of Shennamere
Hampass
Madeline Musee
Corel
Taylor George
Gossiper II
Sink Spring
Purse Magazine
Creston
Rosegal
Livius
Dazzle
Badly Use
Slippery
Aunt Polly
Teacress
Futurity Course Win Sets Early Oakland Meet Tone
Amelia wins the Futurity on the Futurity course with Belle of Iroquois second and Baleed third in 1 12 4 5. False Nun leads the three furlongs purse with Apto Oro second and Yolo third in 37 3 5. Mansari takes six furlongs as Captain Burnett places second and Import third in 1 16 3 5. Deutschland wins the San Pablo handicap over Johnny Lyons and Northwest in 1 51 3 5. Ramos wins Nile and 70 yards with Midmont second and Warning third in 1 50. Raleigh takes seven furlongs with Cloyne second and St. Avon third in 1 30.
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Oakland
Mar Amelia
Belle of Iroquois
Baleed
False Nun
Apto Oro Secon
Yolo
Mansari
Captain Burnett
San Pablo
Deutschland
Johnny Lyons
Northwest
Nile
Ramos
Midmont
Warning
Raleigh
Cloyne
St. Avon
Sutton Wins 500-Point Balk Line Match
George Sutton of Chicago defeated George F. Slosson of New York 500 to 374 in a balk line billiards game at New York. Sutton built an early lead and held on to claim the victory.
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New York
George Sutton
Chicago
George F. Slosson
Sutton
Six Day Bicycle Race Standings at Kansas City
At 1 30 p m on January 22 the six day race shows Root Fogler Lawson Moran Bardgett Mitten Hopper Holbrook Sherwood Wiley leading with 493 miles 10 laps while Monroe Moran trails with 492 miles 8 laps.
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Kansas City
Root-Fogler
Lawson-Moran
Bardgett-Mitten
Hopper-Holbrook
Sherwood-Wiley
Monroe-Moran
Dugdale Names Seattle Season Lineup Candidates
Manager D E Dugdale reveals Seattle roster for the coming season listing catchers Matt Stanley C P Arbogast E Kreitz Bunstein Fortier and pitcher group Paddy Welch Harry Rush Frank Allen Barnstead J E Metcalf Frank Pinkney P B Moberly Otto Crump plus infielders Schofield Hickey Bruyette Dudley Quigley and outfielders Art Ross Bert Coy Zimmer man Snipp Pat Whitfield McLin and Jack Cahill Dukdale aims for a top pace with early workouts and hopes for a big hitter to lock right field. Butte fans await Russ Hall announcements.
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D. E. Dugdale
Seattle
Pug Bennett
St. Louis
St. Paul
Dug
Seattle Times
Matt Stanley
C. P. Arbogast
E. Kreitz
Bunstein
Fortier
Binstein
Dugdale
Paddy Welch
Harry Rush
Frank Allen
Barnstead
J. E. Metcalf
Frank Pinkney
P. B. Moberly
Otto Crump
American Association
Metcalf
Jack Hickey
Pinkney
Peoria
Moberly
Charlie Doye
Crump
Chattanooga
Chariie Shields
Schofield
Vancouver
Hickey
Bruyette
Dudley
Quigley
Art Ross
Bert Coy
Zimmerman
Snipp
Pat Whitield
McLin
Welser
Idaho
Walter Johnson
Jack Cahill
la Crosse
Coy
Butte
Russ Hall
Big social for Butte electricians delights crowd
Nearly 1,000 electrical workers and friends packed the Miners' Union hall for a smoker and social by the Brotherhood of Electrical Workers. Vaudeville acts, boxing matches, stories, songs, and generous town refreshments crowd-pleased a late-night program.
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Butte Electrical Workers
Miners’ Union Hall
Grand
Happyland
Montana College basketball schedule announced for student lineup
Bozeman January 21 Special to the Standard The athletic association of the agricultural college sanc tioned a strong schedule arranged by student manager Glenn Sloan. The lineup features Montana college games in Deer Lodge Missoula and Bozeman along with Muscatine Iowa militia team exhibition. Key local players Hartman Allard and Keeler return with promising new talent. The Muscatine exhibition is highlighted as a premier event.
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Bozeman
Athletic Association of the Agricultural College
Glenn Sloan
Muscatine
Iowa
United States
Hartman
Allard
Keeler
Montana College
Deer Lodge
University of Montana
Missoula
State School of Mines
Butte
Judge Rules Non-Judicial Days Moot in Soper Suit
Los Angeles January 22 Judge George H Hutton sustained a demurrer in the F J Soper versus N Emmett May suit. He disclosed that during Governor Gilletts declared holidays plus the later special non judicial days periods many suits filed had no standing in court. The ruling raises questions about potential litigation effects.
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Los Angeles
George H. Hutton
F. J. Soper
N. Emmett May
Gillett
Japanese Laborers Limited to Returning Relatives
Japanese Foreign Minister Hayashi sends notice via cable to Consul Saito stating that from February 1 only returning laborers and immediate relatives of those already in Hawaii will be permitted to emigrate.
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Honolulu
Saito
Hayashi
Hawaii
Japan's Pressing Need In Internal Development
The Chronicle notes Japan's priority is domestic development and commercial expansion. It states the friendly immigration settlement will boost Japan's trade activity with the United States and Canada.
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London
the Chronicle
Japan
United States
Canada
Bromide Medicine Ad Promotes Grove Signature
An old advertisement claims Bromo Quinine and Bromo Wulnine cure a grip and urges readers to look for the signature of E. W. Grove as validation. The fragment references laxative components and brand naming.
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E. W. Grove
Decrease in Revenues Shown in Statement
Washington notes a monthly internal revenue statement for December 1907 shows a $2,418,277 decrease versus December 1906. For the first six months of the fiscal year the drop totals $4,300,510 compared with the same period in 1906.
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Washington
Internal Revenue
Vortigern Pressed as Pirate. Hayti Denounces Landing Attempts
Port au Prince January 22 The steamship Vortigern carrying General Fir man and several exiled revolutionists from J. Thomas on January 18 tried repeatedly to land on Haytian soil. The Haytian government has declared the vessel a pirate and urged friendly nations to consider and attack her.
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Port Au Prince
Stesraer Vortigern
J. Thomas
Firman
Vortigfern
Michigan convention backs woman suffrage proposal
Lansing January 22 The constitutional convention committee on elections reports unanimously a proposal granting woman suffrage with a recommendation that it be passed.
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Lansing, Mich
Constitutional Convention Committee On Elections
Mystery man linked to fatal jolting death in Butte
A coroner inquest into Orton W. Cook alias W. B. Walcott revealed a German or Polish stranger closely linked to Cook on the fateful Monday night. Authorities seek the foreigner who bought drinks for Cook and appeared at multiple locations after Cook’s death in jail. The inquest cited blows to the head and heavy morphine use as factors amid robbery and debauchery. Cook, once a Connell window dresser, had a history as a morphine user and left his job after a roundhouse incident. His body to be shipped to Blair Nebraska for burial per his mother’s telegram. The man remains at large as investigators press to locate him.
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W. B. Walcott
Sherman & Reed
Cook
Delind Cook
Blair
Neb
Butte
Northern Pacific Railway
Stevens
Bill
Northern Pacific
Roundhouse
Galena
Main Street
Charles Jones
Silver Bow Park
Jones
Northern Pacific Roundhouse
R. C. Monahan
E. A. Heuser
Eagle Pharmacy
Heuser
Police Department
E. W. Wynne
W. B. Brinton
C. Q. Bates
W. C. MoeManus
William Yorath
Henry G. Koch
the Roundhouse
Connell
Resignation and disguise tied to Butte incident
A man resigned and secretly bought overalls and a jumper to secure work as a hostler at the roundhouse under the name W. B. Walcott. He grew a beard and prepared for disappearance. Authorities traced Cook's wife to Salt Lake City and she promised to inform Cook's mother of his death. He bore a Knights of Pythias button, status unclear.
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the Roundhouse
W. B. Walcott
Cook
Butte
Salt Lake
Knights of Pythias
Bryan Addresses Nashville Crowd At Ryman Auditorium
William J. Bryan spoke to a large audience at the Ryman in Nashville with Judson Harmon present. He argued prosperity is not guaranteed by party, criticized imperialism and trusts, and said Democrats are united while Republicans split over railroad regulation tariffs arbitration and trust busting.
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Nashville
Tenn
William J. Bryan
Ryman Auditorium
Judson Harmon
Bryan
Roosevelt
Wall Street
Trust works to defeat return of Hansborough
The Senate debated Senator Hansborough of North Dakota on a resolution to suspend the Commerce and Labor Department inquiry into the International Harvester company. Hansborough claimed the so called harvester trust aims to influence delegates to the next Republican National Convention and block his re election. The measure was referred to a committee amid a lengthy session after the criminal code bill discussion.
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Washington
Senate
Hansborough
North Dakota
Department of Commerce and Labor
International Harvester Company
Harvester Trust
Mind of Bank Officer May Give Way in Jail
San Francisco January 22 Walter J Bartnett under indictment in the California Trust and Safe Deposit company failure shows signs of mental strain from imprisonment City Physician James T Watkins reports isolation as a key factor Sheriff Dolan plans immediate alienist examination A short period of freedom or prison cell companionship might avert insanity.
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San Francisco
James T. Watkins
Dolan
Walter J. Bartnett
California Trust and Safe Deposit Company
Bartnett
Treasury Begins Gradual Withdrawal of Public Money
Washington on January 22 the secretary of the treasury announced that due to improved financial conditions he started withdrawing deposits of public money from national banks in moderate amounts The first call targets New York banks and totals about 10 million dollars This follows about 10 million dollars already returned by New York banks since December 26
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
New York
Hall May conspiracy case unfolds in Portland trial
Special Agent reports Guilty pleas from H. H. Hendricks and Clarence B. Zachary in the Hall Mays conspiracy now before a United States court. Hendricks testified about meeting Hall in May 1900 to discuss Butte Creek operations and influence over Steiner's senate vote. A letter to the attorney general requests an agent to probe fencing of government lands in Eastern Oregon, naming five counties but omitting Wheeler and Gilliam.
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Portland
Ore
United States
H. H. Hendricks
Clarence B. Zachary
Butte Creek Land, Livestock and Lumber Company
Hall-Mays
Hendricks
John H. Hall
Hall
Butte Creek Company
W. W. Steiner
Steiner
Oregon
Wheeler and
Gillian
New Orleans Police Inspector Resigns Amid Charges
Inspector E. S. Whitaker head of the New Orleans police department offered his resignation to the board of police commissioners. Charges of shooting with intent to kill and malfeasance pending against him led to resignation. Capt. William J. O Conor was elected to the vacancy after the resignation was accepted. The charges stem from his attack on newspaper editor J M Laveque.
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New Orleans
E. S. Whitaker
Back at Him From the New York Telegram
Comic dialogue between Mrs Scrappeigh and John Scrappeigh on marriage and folly, exposing their bickering in a satirical domestic exchange.
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The
New York Telegram
John
Scrappeigh
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