Herrera Oglesby Set For Exciting Montana Lightweight Show
The article previews a headlining lightweight bout between Aurelia Herrera and Kid Oglesby at the Broadway theater in Butte, with La Fontine and Gibbs to fight next month. Herrera trains at Boulder Hot Springs with Biddy Bishop, while Oglesby trains at Dane McDonald’s in Alhambra Springs. Mose to Fennan aids Herrera’s camp. Clifford eyes Herrera match with flexible weights, Bishop says Herrera could meet Clifford at 124 pounds with an 18 pound allowance at ringside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herrera
Kid Oxglessy
Prince Aos
Tong
Biddy Bishop
Boulder Hot Springs
Oglesby
Dane McDonald’s
Alhambra Springs
Mose
Fennan
Young Gibbs
Move la Fontise
Gibbs
Broadway
Genro
Oakland
Gibb
Butte
Seattle
Jacok Clifford
Bishop
Clifford
Bex
Champions Lose to Picked Team at Ward Alleys
The Champions, defending their three month title at Ward alleys in Dillon, Mont, were defeated by 21 pins in a Friday match against a picked team. Walter Stolle, 11, carrying a 230 alley record, bowled with a nine inch ball and strong control, weighing under 90 pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Mont
Ward
Walter Stolle
Fairly Good Scores At Guan Club Event In Bracing Wind
Despite strong gusts and chilly late afternoon, Guan Club members posted solid marks in Sun club range events. The Sergeant system of expert traps was used and competitors including Walker Morley Willoughby Smith Nickey Jacobs posted notable scores across four events at blue rocks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blue Rocks
Walker
Morley
Willoughby
Smith
Nickey
Jacobs
Simeney
Gs Sn
Oonass
Vaataive
Ae. de
San Francisco Cars Entries for Today's Races
Special Dispatch lists the San Francisco Cars entries for today’s races. First race Wuartenicht Oroviva Puredate. Second race Kneb Hampton Midway Punetillo. Third race Prima II Alabout 1 Pilota. Fourth race Hesper Lunello Sleeping Child. Fifth race Doreen Mission Toe Miller. Sixth race Ada N Ballroom Belle Luara FF M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
San Francisco
Wuartenicht
Oroviva
Puredate
Kneb Hampton
Midway
Punetillo
Montanas Take Series in Winter League Bowling
The Montanas won three of five games against Non Compos Mentis at Thornton Ares in the Winter league. Trembath led with a 20 score and a high average of 171.42. Final pin totals gave Montanas the victory on total pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Ares
Montanas
Star Backstop Signs With Tacoma In Pacific Northwest League
John Kling, star catcher of the Chicago National League team, will play for Tacoma next season. Kling, regarded as a top young backstop, drew interest from both major leagues and performed most of Chicago’s catching last season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Jan
the Ledger
John Kling
Book
McKibben
Kling
Chicago
Tommy Ryan May Meet Bob Fitzsimmons in Hot Springs Fight
Tommy Ryan the middleweight champion arrived in Hot Springs, Ark, and received a telegram from Jack Herman of the Fort Erie club asking him to fight Bob Fitzsimmons there for a $25,000 purse. Ryan replied he would if Fitzsimmons would train to the middleweight limit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
the Times
Hot Springs
Ark
Tommy Ryan
Jack Herman
Fort Erie Athletic Club
Fitzsimmons
Ryan
Vanderbilt Appeal Delayed Over Auto Search Sentence
Paris judges postponed the hearing on William K. Vanderbilt appeal of a two day imprisonment for an automobile search to February 18 awaiting further testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
William IK. Vanderbilt
Sheep Die By Thousands As Snow Crust Locks Grazing Areas
Reports from Poplar Maple Creek and Chateau counties confirm severe winter range conditions with heavy potential losses. Sheep near Plenty Timber valley are dying in large numbers as feeding continues since November 2, while Hinsdale and Cascade regions fear escalating fatalities unless weather shifts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keat Falls
Poplar
Maple Creek
Chateau County
Robert Plankenbaker
Plenty-Timber
Valley County
H. Nelson
Hinsdale
Cascade County
John Reids House Burned Down at Hecla
Dillon Montana January 25 report from Hecla says John Reids house occupied by John Rewiatt and family was totally destroyed by fire yesterday with losses over 2000 dollars. Two hundred dollars in money and considerable jewelry and entire household goods were destroyed. A trunk containing one dollar was all that was saved. The fire is believed caused by children playing about the house and they were rescued with difficulty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Dillon
Mont
Hecla
John Reid
John Rewiatt
Two White Soldiers Face Court Martial For Desertion
City Marshal Horace Games of Glasgow and Jailer Dick Altmeyer of Valley County bring two white soldiers named Belmont and Philip to Havre for desertion. They will be tried at Fort Assinniboine for deser tion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Horace Games
Glasgow
Dick Altmeyer
Valley County
Belmont
Philip
Fort Assinniboine
Bowling congress convention set for Indianapolis
Dayton report notes the American Bowling Congress issued the call for its annual convention and tournament to be held in Indianapolis from February 28 to March 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dayton
Ohio
The
American Bowling Congress
Indianapolis
Chief Oaks at Oakland Looms in California Jockey Club Meet
Oakland schedule centers on the California Oaks for 3 year olds at a mile and a furlong. Likely entrants include Gravina Gav iota Dainty Honiton Sylvia Talbot Ballroom Belle and Nigrette. The track may be muddy early. W & Jennings & Co have surpassed 21000 in credit with Elliott and Tocolaw wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Oakland
Gravina
Gaviota
Dainty
Honiton
Sylvia Talbot
Ballroom Belle
Nigrette
W. & Jennings & Co
Revolt in Kansu Threatens China Amid Shanghai Evacuations
Reports from Yokohama to Shanghai detail Tung Fu Hsiang gaining ground in Kansu and Lingan as 40 000 to 50 000 rebels seize districts. Missionaries flee Lingan and Singan as Pekin rumors link Yong Lu to the plot. German and British troops evacuate Shanghai after a fatal accident on a German rider.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai Mercury
Kansu
Taotai
Tung Fu Hsiang
Messrs
Rydbog
sSoderstray
Shanghai
Singan
Pu Chun
Tung
Shensi
Lingan
Pekin
Yong Lu
China
Canton
Hongkong
Kwangsi
Pak Ngai
Pak Shek
Sishing
Sivan
Hing Yip
Lau Chow
Yunnan
Chan
Luk
Ying Chow
Minna
Chefoo
Harlow and Smith Arrive in Portland for Cotton League
Harlow and Smith arrive in Portland to join the past league team from Memphis. They prepare for San Jose practice in March. Harlow will catch behind the plate with Vigneux. Smith will pitch with Engel Kostal and the current pitchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
Jan
Harlow
Smith
Manauger Vigneux
Memphis
San Jose
Vigneux
Engel
Kostal
Three Small Sunday Fires Reported Across City
Three small fires sparked fire department runs yesterday morning afternoon and night. An overheated stove at 346 East Copper Street caused minor wallpaper damage near the stovepipe. A chimney fire at 360 East Broadway in the Terpie block led to a quick extinguishment with slight damage. A kitchen stove overheating at Woolman Street alley house near the original mine caused a blaze. crews from box 22 contained the fire with about 100 pounds in damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Sullivan
East Copper Street
Chimmey
Terpie
East Broadway
Box 34
James Murphy
James Maloney
Woolman Street Alley
Hard Times Ball Delights Fraternal Brotherhood Crowd
The Fraternal Brotherhood hosted a grand Hard Times Ball at Pythian Castle on Saturday night attracting about 20 couples. A Hard Times supper followed by dancing highlighted the event with costumes winning prizes for best lady and gentleman. Music came from Mrs. Rooney's orchestra. A city business man in old clothes was halted by an officer but released after proving identity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fraternal Brotherhood
Pythian Castle
Ada A. Link
J. EK. Carroll
Bank Robbery Suspects Arrested After Union Fight
A house 12 miles from Union Missouri was searched after a bank robbery fight. A cache of $800 was found. Frank Ru violph his wife Esther and daughter Esther plus George Hiarmes were taken into custody. William Anderson and a companion Lewis are sought for the bank robbery. Lewis wounded in yesterday’s clash. Posse numbers swell as hundreds of men and boys scour the countryside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Globe-Democrat
Union
Fremeze
Inesh
Bank of Union
Schumacher
Frank Ruviolph
Esther
George Hiarmes
Rudolph
William Anderson
Anderson
Lewis
Armstead
Man With Broken Back Operated At Columbus Hospital
Alfred Johnson, who fell from the Montana and Great Northern passenger train near Great Falls, was operated on at Columbus hospital about 1 o clock. Surgeons found a broken back and other injuries, deemed likely fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Great Falls
Alfred Johnson
Montana & Great Northern
Columbus Hospital
Death Calls Joseph XK Clark
Joseph XK Clark, longtime traveler with his wife, died leaving a substantial estate. He married in 1879 to Mrs. A. K. Lipincott and was a prominent Mason. He served in Montana’s first legislature under statehood but did not pursue active politics. He had no children.
Master mechanic escorts body of old colleague to St Paul
Great Falls reports A E E Taber, master mechanic for Montana Central, returned from Havre with the body of J C Hetherington, an engineer on the Great Northern and former Great Falls run. Hetherington was married with a widow and two children. Taber accompanied the body to St Paul.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Great Falls
A. EE. Taber
Montana Central
Havre
J. C. Hetherington
Hetherington
Great Northern
Mr. Taber
St. Paul
Perham Opens Two Bowling Alleys in Red Lodge
W T Perham formerly of Butte opens two bowling alleys in the basement of the new Pollard hotel in Red Lodge. A state trophy exhibition is expected there within days and a Red Lodge team for the league will be organized.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Red Lodge
W. T. Perham
Butte
Pollard
Mexican Trade Flow Shifts in First Months of Fiscal Year
In Mexico City on January 2, reports show exports to the United States totaling 40,302,373 in the first four months of the current fiscal year, down from 88,516,262 in the same period a year earlier. Imports rose accordingly as American goods entered the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
United States
Daily horseplay wagering notes and unclear figures
Fragmentary text lists various daily plays per horse with bets of 4 3 dollars and 50 10 dollars and 220 and 120 and 0 and 00 daily play. It reads as betting slips or instructions with inconsistent formatting and unclear amounts.
Four Months Show Nearly 3 Million Dollar Gold Gain
The report covers the first four months of the fiscal year, noting a gain nearing three million dollars in gold value. It highlights savings in assets and market movements contributing to the rise.
M'Kinley Carnation League Issues Call
Cincinnati reports the M’Kinley Carnation League urging members to wear a carnation on January 29 McKinley’s birthday. The group seeks a simple observance without disrupting business, aiming for a successful first observance amid opposition to more legal holidays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
McKinley Carnation League
McKinley
South Bend streetcar workers strike disrupts Northern Indiana service
South Bend Indiana January strike by street car employes from South Bend Elkhart Goshen and Mishawaka halted Indiana Rail Road lines in Northern Indiana tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Elkhart
Goshen
Mishawaka
Indiana Railroad Company
Indiana
Railroad wage agreement grants 10 percent increase
Dr. J. Parke announced at Baltimore that Baltimore & Ohio officials sanctioned a 10 percent wage rise for conductors brakemen and yardmen across all branches effective January 1. The Pittsburgh report notes the conference and company approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
J. Parke
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad
Baltimore
Miss Ophelia Odell Dies in New York Home
Miss Ophelia Odell eldest sister of Governor Odell dies in Newburg New York from lung trouble following the grippe at her father's home. She was determined to be the governor’s sister and her death is reported today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newburg
N. Y
Ophelia Odell
Odell
New York
Roosevelt
Christian Herald
Onda
Ani Dems
German capitalist coming to study western mining fields
L Goldendburg, German coal mine operator and mining engineer from Muehlein, arrives in Poston Massachusetts en route to tour copper and coal properties in Montana Idaho and Utah. He aims to map opportunities for German capitalists worldwide focusing on copper and coal. He plans to visit eastern sites then westward before returning to Germany via Australia Asia and Siberia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Poston
Mass
L. GoldendYburg
Muehlein
Germany
Montana
Idaho
Utah
Goldenburg
Australia
Asia
New
Siberia
Consul Heyter Decker Receives Russian Order
St Petersburg reports United States consul Heyter Decker now living in Nice has been awarded the Order of St. Anne third class for aiding Minister Wit in overturning the cork trust, which harmed the vodka monopoly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Petersburg
United States
Heyterdecker
Nice
Order of St. Anne
Wit
Cork Trust
Also Mentioned on This Page
Butte News
Eys the Jeweler
Owsley Block
West Park St. Butte
Butte, Mont
Golden
C” Cure
Fosselman Drug CO
Butte, Montana
Henry F. Miller & Son
Sherman
Chase & Baker
E. Park St
Fibel
Tor
Henry Jonas
East
Aurelia
Terry Mellovera
Baker City
McGovern
Fim
Tody Irwin
Jack Wale
Wade
Howard Opie
Helena
Ae Iin
la Fontise-Gibbs
Bennington
Conger
Lee
Tirannis
Ny Wolf
Grannis
Lay
Howard
Tallant Az i
Tiullant
Rae Ward
Guan Club
Compos Mentis
Thornton Alleys
Bob Fitzsimmons
William K
Bowling Congress
California Oaks
STERS
Hummler
New Jockey Club
Jennings
Tong Fu Heiang
Deavor
Victoria, B. C
Ers
Tremont
Orient
Yokohama
Lai Ho Kow
Dis
Missouri
Joseph XK. Clark
State National Bank of
New Orleans
Canal St
St. Roche
Jessie Jarboe
Philma Paxton
Brew
Sp. Om
Lichtenstein
New York Daily America
Maxim & Gay Co
Racing Authority of the East
Maxim & Gay
Canal Street
Sol, Lichtenstein
Maxim & Clay Co
Julius Fried’s
M’kinley Carnation League
Miss Odell
L. Goldenberg
Tana Mines
Ae i
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!