MacDougall hounds win big at 48 day stake run off
George H. MacDougall’s dogs dominate the West Side coursing park event with Wild Turkey taking first money, Cranberry Sauce finishing third, and Rusty earning a second share. The 24-race program featured close finishes and strong performances by young hounds.
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George H. McDouglls
West Side Coursing Park
Knight Kent
Rusty
Wild Turkey
Northern Express
Express
Brindle
Trevathen
Cranberry Sance
Lady Silver Bow
Kalispell
Mr. War
Trevathan
Mr. Brindle «S
Glencoe
Contender
Cranberry Sauce
Mr. Parton
Confidential
Lady Swift
Quicksand
Sir Listowell
Jimmy Britt
George Crowley
Cornish Jack
Smoky Hill
Mr. Ritson
Dexter B
Roy Caggan
Mr. Brindle
Kalipel
Great Day at the Gardens Draws Record Crowds
The largest crowd ever seen at Colubia gardens gathered today with five extra streetcar cars to handle the influx. Adolph Heilbronner, director general, praised orderly behavior and noted no incidents. The Boston and Montana band performed with festive decorations throughout the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colubia Gardens
Adolph Heilbronner
Yesteray
Street Railroad Company
Gardens
Boston & Montana
Firework Blasts Cause Roof Fires on Two Homes
About 9 am yesterday a firecracker exploded on the roof at 930 Talbot Avenue, burning a small hole in the shingles before firefighters extinguished the blaze. Later, around 10 pm, a sky rocket struck the roof at 611 West Silver, home of Charles Grace, causing another small burn until firemen arrived.
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Watson Young
Talbot Avenue
West Silver
Charles Grace
New Japanese Battleship Katori Launched at Barrow
Princess Arisugawa and Prince Arisugawa witnessed the launch of the Katori, a 16400 ton battleship with 18 knot speed and nine inch armor. Ten thousand spectators attended as pigeons were released for peace. The vessel will not serve in the current war but is seen as a future Far East asset.
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London
Arisugawa
Japan
Barrow
Katori
Far East
Devlin's affairs ill as Topeka bank faces insolvency
In Topeka a receiver took charge of the closed First National Bank amid depositor pressure. Devlin estate assets and Devlin related real estate are pledged to the bank but may not cover roughly 1.3 million in deposits. A creditors committee plans to raise funds to reorganize the Devlin interests and resume operations if possible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Topeka
Kan
J. T. Bradley
Sedan
Firet National Bank
Bradley
Devlin
Clifford Histed
C. J. Devlin
C. J. Gleed
First National Bank
Histed
C. S&s. Gleed
Lewistown Shooting Injures Tom Lamb at Spring Creek
Special Dispatch reports from Lewistown on July 4 that Tom Lamb was shot in the body when a friend, Tom Brown, mishandled a loaded rifle at Spring Creek. The bullet passed near the heart. Dr. Pleasant says Lamb will likely recover.
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The
Standard
Lewistown
Tom Brown
Tom Lamb
Spring Creek
Pleasant
Lamb
Miss May Sutton Wins for America at Wimbledon
Miss May Sutton of Pasadena California wins the all England championships at Wimbledon as the United States maintains its lead. The doubles teams of M A Larned and William J Clothier are defeated, while Holcombe Ward and Beastie Wright have matches postponed. The feature is the American Australian doubles, and Brooke defeats Smith in singles to claim the title.
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London
Miss May Sutton
Pasadena
Cal
United States
M. A. Larned
William J. Clothier
Holcombe Ward
Beastie Wright
Normand
Brooks
Brooke
Smith
England
Australia
America
Woman Suffragists Re-Elect Officers in Portland
Portland July 4 The National Woman's Suffrage Association unanimously re elected the officers with the exception of vice president at large and second auditor The board includes President Susan B Anthony New York Florence Kelley Illinois Kate M Gordon Louisiana Alicea Stone Blackwell Massachusetts Harriet Taylor Upton Ohio Laura Clay Kentucky Dr Annice Jeffreys Myers Oregon The delegates altered the by law to optional conventions Invitations came from Baltimore Chicago and Detroit Florence Kelley and Dr Blackwell spoke on suffrage for perpetuity of republican nations The new elect bor I N Fleischner credited women voters with his school board victory and Rabbi Stephen S Wise gave an address in Portland.
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Portland
Ore
National Woman's Suffrage Association
Susan B. Anthony
New York
Florence Kelley
Ilinois
Kate M. Gordon
Louisiana
Alicea Stone Blackwell
Massachusetts
Harriet Taylor Upton
Ohio
Laura Clay
Kentucky
Annice Jeffreys Myers
Myers
Jefferson 7Ers
Oregon State Sion
Oregon Suffrage Association
Washington
Baltimore
Chicago
Detroit
National Consumers
Young Breadwinners
N Blackwell
Woman's Journal of
Boston
I. N. Fleischner
Stephen S. Wise
Engineers' Union No 83 Schedules Regular Meeting
The next regular meeting of the Engineers' Union No. 83 will be held at 3 West Broadway on Wednesday evening July 5 at 7 o'clock.
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Engineers’ Union
No. 83
West Broadway
Tea for You Declines in Shopkeeper’s Memory
A grocer remarks a customer’s memory lapses as the shopkeeper notes a missing Schilling’s item. The playful exchange highlights small town commerce and everyday frictions without a clear resolution.
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India
Symons
LINON
Panama
Ketchen
Syments
Butte
Germany
la Mare
Russia
Ecru
Macdougall
Noall
Silver Bow
Mr. Butson
Knight & Kent
Jack Wesson
Grafton
Teague’s
North Main Street
Danovan
Department of Publicity
Erty
May Sutton
Marseilles
Tann‘s
Telephone
East Broadway
Schilling
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