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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1901
Page
26
Jury finds for Sophie Satre in a lodging house dispute against Catherine Rolf and associates. Damages awarded 1300 with notes totaling 150 canceled, after misrepresentation of furniture value and lease transfer issues.
Elizabeth A. Morrison files calt against John Jones to recover title to lot 2 block 5 claiming the deed served as security for 5050.80 dollars and was meant as a mortgage. She says the loan was offered for repayment recently but Jones refused to acknowledge her claim.
Railroads grant a single round trip fare during July 16 to 27 to boost attendance at Butte events. The two week carnival features saucer track contests, Columbia gardens attractions, fistiana sparring, baseball, and hundreds more. Local and out of town committees plan to attend, with queen votes listed for numerous candidates.
Horse races across Cincinnati and Chicago report multiple six to seven furlong sprints with winners Flying Bird Frank Becker Ariba Fairy Dell Equality Conundrum Hans Wagner Prince Blazes Barrack Louisville Toap and others. Times range from 1 05 1 5 to 1 46 2 5 with several second place finishers noted.
In the first race at five furlongs, Bandrol captured the purse with Phonolite second and Lillian M. third after a time of 1:4. The second race over a mile and 70 yards was won by Admiral Schley, with Early Bird finishing second.
At the track events dominated by a mixed field, Dominis won the seven furlongs third race with Si4iky in third and Lady Cur zon second. Maximum took the mile selling in the fourth race with La Desirous second and Menace third. Belle Simpson won the fifth race over Milwaukee and Lamp Globe, while Matt Hogan secured the six furlongs selling in the sixth with Horseshoe Tobacco second and Dr Caye third.
Rain and a stiff head wind slowed performances at Minnehaha this afternoon. In pacing 2:35 class with a $50 purse, Floretta Belle won heats and race with best time 2:21 Edith placed second and Hal Black third with Fauna Glenn fourth. Nellie Bly was distanced in the fourth heat but won heat one in 2:244. In pacing 2:13 class with $500 purse Tom my Wilton took heats three through five, best time 2:18. Dick Turpin won heat two in 2:16 and placed second, Queen R. third, Red Strath fourth, Sheilah distanced in heat two, heat one winner 2:17.
National League games July 5 featured Boston defeating Cincinnati 4 to 3 thanks to late fielding miscues. Brooklyn topped Chicago 5 to 3 as Hughes struggled. Philadelphia lost to St Louis in 11 innings with Murphy pitching well. Pittsburgh beat New York while other results showed St Louis, Philadelphia, and Cincinnati standings and attendances.
Boston defeats Washington 2 to 1 in a sleepy July 5 contest in Boston with 4 179 in attendance. Batteries Winters and Driger for Boston. Patten Lee and Clark for Washington.
London July 5 King Courier Maher won the Elsmere stakes at the New Market meeting with Haka second and Encombe third. Sisters Angella won a Welter handicap of 200 pounds, Kicksey Weeksey took the selling plate, and Game Chick won the Princess cup with Beattish Anchor second and Hale third. Philadelphia July 5 Canadian cricketers faced Philadelphia Cricket Club in Wissahickon Heights with 38 overs bowled, Quakers 128 Philadelphia 168.
Berlin reports that Germany secured a purchase option on Fernando Po during negotiations with Spain over the Caroline Islands. The option may involve other Spanish territories as part of the deal. In Citielana, Evelyn B. Baldwin, leader of the Baldwin Zeigler Arctic expedition, has arrived.
Schrickengost faces a troubling, uncertain condition impacting performance. He acknowledges the severity and his own awareness of the struggle as the season presses on.
Gus Schricken fest known also as Snyder and Wilson was returned to federal authorities in Boise for the Montpelier Idaho post office robbery three years ago. He proclaimed innocence though he admitted a grim past and said his record would speak for the government as Deputy Meiklejohn escorted him, noting his subdued mood and reluctance to escape. He asked to be held in Pocatello while waiting for a westbound train. Mr. Meiklejohn later returned to Butte on the Fourth.
Eastern Summer Excursions via Great Northern Railway from St Paul to multiple cities with round trip prices. Details include dates in May July and June, return limits of 60 and 90 days, ticket office at 41 North Main Street, agent J. E. Dawson.
The Standard reports July 5 wool sales from Billings. R L Davis of Red Lodge sold 10 000 pounds at 11 1/2 cents to Bach Becker Co of Chicago. R 8 Chappel of Carbon County sold 16 000 pounds at 11 1/2 cents to Jeremiah Williams Co of Boston. F L Summers of Billings sold 30 000 pounds at 12 cents to Nichols Dupee Co of Boston. New buyers arrive including A W Elliott who led purchases last year.
A Salt Lake City gathering of Harriman system head traffic men and J C Stubbs discussed plans for interchanging traffic among lines. Officials from Union Pacific D and Burley Oregon Short Line Southern Pacific and Oregon Railroad joined to align new traffic relations. Stubbs to travel east tomorrow.
A natural gas explosion in pit No 1 at Torrence road water works in Cincinnati fatally injures four men and seriously injures three others. The deceased are Martin McLaughlin James O'Brien Robery Barnett and James Bryant.
County Attorney Gormley filed for Pearl Whitbeck a 16 year old girl to be arrested on a charge of delinquency. Mrs Johnson of the south side is accused of guiding Pearl to an improper path and keeping too much company. She and Pearl’s parents have failed to control her, and the move seeks reform school placement.
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