Wrestlers Prepare For Empress Theater Showdown In Butte
The article details Pat Connolly and Jess Westergard training for a match at the Empress theater in Butte. Connolly weighs 189 pounds and Westergard 220 pounds, with Connolly favored to win and Westergard drawing strong support due to speed. A large crowd is expected, with seating already arranged and fans optimistic about a packed show.
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Jess Westergard
Empress Theater
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Ireland
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Miller
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Connell Westergard
Jess’ Seige
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Martin Joyce
Empress
Hagles
Joe Stecher
Ghanie Cutter
Omaha
Connolly Vs. Westergard
Fried’s Cigar Store
Broadway
Northwestern League Bids Postponed For Maines and Tancoin
Northwestern League actions on Maines and Tancoin delayed at city postp. egies, with details pending.
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Loux City
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Egies
LaPorte's homer sparks Newark win in Baltimore
In Baltimore Newark defeated Baltimore 5 to 4 as LaPorte belted a first inning homer with bases loaded. The game featured strong hitting and key pitching from Portes. Brooklyn and Buffalo split results in a separate doubleheader, with Buffalo taking game one 2 to 0 and Brooklyn rebounding later. A heavyweights bout in New York ended in a late KO, and legal moves saw the St Louis manager resignations reconsidered amid plans to move teams.
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Harvard Instructor Muenter Identified in Death
The article details the identification of Holt as Erich Muenter, Harvard instructor and 1906 defendant in a wife’s murder, after a dramatic chain of events including a bomb threat and Muenter’s suicide by leaping from a cell. State detectives Smith Hillier and Brown, aided by dental comparison, confirm the identification beyond doubt.
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Capitol
Washington
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Philadelphia
Saxonia
Navy Department
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Leona
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Middlesex County
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Alt. Brown
Boston
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Hiller
Brown
Gold Bridge
Theseachusetts
East County
Thomas ‘Hillier
Raiload
Alt Brown
Hillier
Sailships Saxonia and Philadelphia Safe After Bomb Warnings
Wireless reports from New York say the Coward line steamer Saxonia and the American line steamer Philadelphia were not carrying bombs. Earlier, Philadelphia reported no bombs aboard. The warnings tied to Frank Holt and the Muenter case prompted police and officials to coordinate with the navy.
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Frank Holt
Philadelphia
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Holt
Briel Muenter
Harvard
Muenter
Dallas
Texas
Woods
New York City
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Hose
Major Pullman
Washington, D. C
Pullman
United States Navy Department
Accomplices Hinted in Holt Bomb Plot Probe
Washington July reports Prof. Charles Munroe of the Bureau of Mines said Holt likely had accomplices or money sources for his operations after dynamiting in the capitol. Munroe noted Holt’s pay seemed small while travel was blocked. laboratory tests failed to ignite detonation from a vial and sulfuric acid trick. Separately Mystic Shriners caravans left Chicago by special trains for Seattle for the imperial council session.
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Charles Munroe
Bureau of Mines
Holt
Capitol
Munroe
Butte Hosts Eagles of State in Fraternal Gathering
The article describes the Eagles of the World meeting in Butte Montana with speakers from Billings Roundup organizer C J Marrs and Grand Worthy Chief J D Weed of Helena praising the order. Local soprano Liva Martha Collins entertains with In the Garden of the Gods and Rose of My Heart. Delegates are welcomed by Butte women and enjoy a matinee and lake excursion.
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Grand Lodge
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Fuain
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Ansonia Theater
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Houston
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