Precocious, ill mannered kids organize in terrorists bands
A city paper laments unruly West Side youths whose raids on gardens gardens, flowers, and garden hoses escalate vandalism and theft. Parents are blamed as complaints mount and a plan for juvenile courts or a vigilante committee is floated to curb the mischief and protect property.
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Windess
Spare Not the Slipper and Public Playgrounds Clash
The piece warns about neglecting children's spiritual welfare and promotes home discipline over public playgrounds. It laments alcohol and disorder near the pool area and predicts greater woes if life is not curbed, fearing brokenhearted parents when mischief grows unchecked.
Detroit Struggles as New York Triumphs in July Baseball
In the American League update Detroit falters as errors plague their defense while New York beats Boston and Philadelphia shuts out Washington. Key players include Petrait, Glade, Kene, Heston, and Conmibs. The report notes pitching and fielding miscues, with teams scoring low and lineups featuring several named players.
Chicago Defeats Cleveland on Walks in Postponed Game
In Cleveland on July 3 Chicago edged the Indians 4 to 0, winning the game with a bases on balls and a sacrifice. Hess and Clapp pitched for Cleveland while Smith, Sully, and Fate contributed for Chicago. The game was postponed from Friday due to Detroit play rescheduling.
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National League Roundup Across City Ball Parks
In July games across the league Chicago, New York, Philadelphia and St. Louis posted key performances. Chicago rallied with a seventh inning five run burst featuring Wagner encores. New York defeated Rostern in a standout, balanced tilt as Pfeiffer O Marhew son and Bowerman starred. Philadelphia outslugged Brooklyn 6 to 4 behind Beers and Ritchey. St Louis ousted Cincinnati in a clean fielding contest led by Egan Deuhol McCarthy and Grady with strong relief work.
Pacific Coast League results mix in tenth inning scare
Portland seized control midgame as Heald drew a walk to force a bases loaded situation and Mott delivered a game ending drive. Seattle edged Oakland while San Francisco rallied past Oakland with a four run burst in the seventh. Los Angeles defeated Fresno in a late day clash as Tatirines Randolph and Mey led the way. Umpire Jodson called two games.
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Mott
Oakland
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Iiening. &i
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Hildebrand
Irwin
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Yresno
Koh
Fresno
Tatirines
Randolph
Gers Mey VireRor
Hogan
Umpure
Jodson
Northwestern League game at Tacoma ends in slugged tie
In Tacoma on July 3 both teams struggled with erratic pitching and weak hitting. The lone bright moment came when Wig's Harbors rallied in the ninth inning, but the rally fell short as Tacoma held on. Shins contributed two base hits for Tacoma, while Gray and Heliera led Tacoma's charge.
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Rabiie
Wig
Harbors
Tacoma Way
Tacom Gray
Heliera Ralesirs
Fianey and
Shea
Thompson Ami Ry
Deettinger
Uniplee
Thuston
On the Race Track New York July Meeting Details
Races at Sheepshead Bay feature a mile event with Frank Lol second and third place uncertain. In the second race Sir Russel led early while Lady Wen and Vietaria trailed, with Prbwess Carre third. The fourth race, the Spendrift Stakes over nine furlongs, saw Kurokl win and Rune in further contention.
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New York
Woara
Horse Race Results From Mead Track Meeting
Summary of multiple races listing winners, runners up, and times. Notable performances include Kisinasha, Belgravia, Yankee Jin, and Christine Awan with placements across six to seven furlongs and a turf mile. Times range from 1:12 to 1:45 and beyond, with several second and third places noted.
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Rosehen
Hendzdirra
Belgravia
Entree
Sailor Boy
Wire tampering shocks Windsor track standings update
Report from Windsor on July 6 describes wire tapping that altered a race result and allowed conspirators in Cincinnati Chicago Louisville and other cities to win large sums via betting. An operator at the track foiled a plan to influence the third race. Also noted is Miss May Button losing the British tennis title to Miss Tougias 6d 4-7 with 2-0 score.
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Ontario
Civinnati
Chicago
Loulaville
Wimbledon
England
Mies May Button
California
Great Britain
Miss Tougiase
Smallpox at Great Falls: Kiral Fatla linked cases
Report from Great Falls notes a smallpox exposure and the first new cage in months. The patient, Vimer Payne, a streetcar conductor, shows mild symptoms. City health unit investigates exposure source. no location identified yet.
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Kiral Fatla
Othe
Vimer Payne
Conde
Payne
Nop Kern
Resignation Leads Flood to Move. Local Judge Sentences
Dispatcher Flood, chief of Montagna Cr eal, resigns effective the first instant and plans to move to Spokane to practice law. In Baltimore a verdict convicts William Lee, a colored man, of criminal assault on two white women in Somerset county and sentences him to be hanged.
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E. M. Flood
Montagna Creal
Spokane
Daltimore
William Lee
Somerset County
Quarter in Thirty Seconds at Butte Track
W A Clark Jr guides Electric Maiden aiming a 2 14 trot on July 4 plus a late effort the following Sunday to chase a new trotting Maiden record of 8 13. Program features 4 events with entries including Burk WW A Clark Jr Dandy and more. Officials listed and Metamell elected assistant secretary to Charles W Lape.
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Mille
Old Mary
Ted Hayes
Butte
tot-Burk
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Dean Keaner
R. C.howell
Dandy
Ed Feo
Albert G
Fred Sievers
Bess Osborne
W. Gemmell
TB. Moore
Pooka
Next Sunday's Coursing Stake Draws Sixteen Bunny Chasers
The Butte Coursing Club announces a forthcoming stake with sixteen bunny chasers, to be judged by Gladstone Saunders and led by Mike Whalen. Dense matchups include Tricky Sal vs Congoler, Northern Express vs Ottawpa, and Consignee vs Nellie Keen, with further pairings listed. The club invites dog men to join and warns of park rabbit depredations leading to higher security and potential arrests.
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Phelan
Whalen
Sal
Blake
Smith
Congoler
Northern Express
Jes Bloos
Ottawpa
Consignee
R. M. Campbell
Nellie Keen
Rowe
Noall
Murphy
B.J
Nichols
Mr. Partaik Wesson
Joker
Brine Blake
Ian
Wonderful record made by Will Clark's horses
Clark horses dominated the Grand Circuit events at Liberty Felts. J. Ch Garrity trained the stable with Billy, Spill, and Morocie placing in money positions across multiple trots and pace races, totaling three wins and several seconds and thirds in two days.
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A. Clark, Jr
Fone
Liberty Felts
Clark
J. Ch Garrity
Billy
Wis
Morocie
Spill
Mes
Fancy Steppers
Botte
Jockeys Censured After Newmarket Incident
Danny Maher, American jockey, was summoned and severely reprimanded by stewards at Newmarket for logeing a horse, St Kaustiaa, in a seven furlong race. He was cautioned that any repeat could lead to withdrawal of his licence.
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St. Kaustiaa
Newmarket
Cin
Danny Maher
Ees Aml
Lis Meonee
Jockry
England
Wool prices and clothing items noted in St Louis market
In St Louis on July 5 a list of wool grades and fiber items appears with items such as Shee Hight One and Waite washing figures. The note records prices and weights alongside garment materials indicating market activity for textiles and clothing components.
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Louis
Stednam
Wool season delayed market may open Monday
Anticipating a Monday opening for the meal wool market, buyers arrived but found wool supply limited. Rain and a shortage of shearers delayed shearing, with about half a million pounds of wool received so far.
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Standard
Great Falls
Arctic expedition sails toward Spitzberget headquarters
Tromsoe Norway July 5 The Weil man Chicago Record Herald expedition sailed on the steamer Frithiot for its headquarters at Spitzberget. The steamer King Helge will carry the remainder of gas-making material and building dwellings tomorrow. The people of Tramsor give hearty support to the expedition.
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Norway
Weilman-Chicago Record-Herald
Frithiot
Spitzberget
King Helge
Tramsor
Hearty Sendomt
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