Montana Jockey Club Opens With 3 PM Races
The Montana Jockey Club schedules its first race at 3 p m with streetcars guiding spectators to the track. White Columbia Garden cars will transfer riders to the venue. Admission is one dollar. Officials include Hugh J Wilson president Lou Frank secretary Joseph A Murray presiding judge and Ralph H Tozer associate judge.
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Columbia
Hugh J. Wilson
Lou Frank
Joseph A. Murray
Ralph H. Tozer
Union labor leaders urge solidarity at Butte meeting
Three American Federation of Labor executives spoke at Miners' Union hall in Butte urging unity to advance labor rights. The speakers defended federation aims, criticized division by geography, and highlighted child labor abolition and industrial democracy. Funeral announced for August Buddies at 2 p.m. at 1108 Nevada avenue.
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Butte
Miners’ Union Hall
Executive Council
American Federation of Labor
San Francisco
Silver Bow Trades and Labor Assembly
Luke Kelley
John K. Lennon
Lennon
American Labor Union
Denver
Western Labor Union
Burte
New England
Thomas I. Kidd
Pennsylvania
Kidd
United States
James Truncan
National Granite Cutters’ Association
Toijfers
Nevada Avenue
Fine Day of Coursing at the Park
In Butte the day's coursing drew hundreds as Manager David Connor praised fine weather fast hares and a well behaved crowd. Winners included Grafton in the open stake with Dorothy Bell as runner up, and Learning winning the postponed stake with Best Bargain second. The 32 day stake progress and results are listed through the final where Grafton defeated Dorothy Bell.
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DavidConnor
Butte
Knight & Kent
Grafton
Dorothy Bell
New Moon
Court
Wattlebark
Thistle
King’s Maid
Lady Newark
Isis
Fitz Regina
King Cashier
Montana
Jack
Pat Freedom
Sara
Soapy Bill
Mountaineer
Lady Bug
Old England
Glencoe
Mountain Lion
Rainbow
King's Boy
Lady Gay
Liquid Air
Dartmoor Dan
Santa Rita
Elsie M
Imp
Nellie D
Remus
King Kelley
Montana Jack
Lear King Wins Semi and Final in Tournament
Lear King defeats The Raider in the semi final and Best Bargain in the final to win the tournament. Best Bargain had earlier defeated Fred Freedom, while Fred Freedom beat Master Buck and The Raider beat Pleasanton.
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Lear King
Germany
the Raider
Pleasanton
Fred Freedom
Master Buck
Dexter
Crisis teeters as Indianapol is convention looms
Wilkesbarre July 13 The tenth week of the great anthracite miners strike may reach a crisis as the national convention at Indianapolis convenes Thursday. If the convention pledges solid support to the miners the conflict could extend indefinitely. without support, strikers may waver and operators may push to resume mines.
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Wilkesbarre
Indianapolis
Robbery and Assault of Miner at Gaylord and Mercury
Two masked men robbed John Malom, a Finlander from the Leonard mine, at Gaylord and Mercury streets early Monday. After he resisted, a revolver strike battered his face and nose. the assailants escaped with $36 as police were notified.
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John Malom
Gaylord
Mercury Streets
Malon
Steinbern
Malom
Leonard Mine
Purot
Butte
North
Fitz
Makim
Outlaw Harry Tracy Seen in Helena, Claims Family Ties
Special dispatch reports Harry Tracy, the fugitive who escaped Oregon prison, possibly at large in Helena. Police officer J W Collins, who knows the Tracy family in Minnesota, confirms the man’s identity and recalls Tracy’s early life, shooting skill, and a family history of rough conduct.
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The
Standard
Helena
Harry Tracy
Oregon Penitentiary
Majin Street
Bon Ton Cafe
J. W. Collins
Collins
Tracey
Cockitoo
Minn
Minneapolis
Tracy
Harry
Bill
John
Tracy Ranch
Balfour Becomes Premier as Salisbury Retires in Britain
The article notes Arthur Balfour's rise to premier as Lord Salisbury departs due to age and health. It discusses cabinet changes, possible peerages, and Balfour's anticipated leadership of the Commons while Salisbury's resignation marks a transition from the Victorian era.
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South Africa
Lord Salisbury
Mr. Balfour
Mr. Chamberlain
House of Commons
Balfour
Associated Press
British premiership shifts as Balfour to lead
London reports Downing Street confirms a change in the Conservative government with Arthur Balfour set to become prime minister. Lord Salisbury retires, Chamberlain rests after a wound, and King George allegedly sought a special honor for Salisbury while backing Balfour as successor.
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London
Downing Street
Chamberlain
Lord Salis
Mr. Chamberlain
Mr. Balfour
Colonial Secretary
Privy Seal
Balfour
Duke of Devonshire
House of Lords
Children's pique box jackets on sale now
Box jackets for children available in single and double breaster styles with box plait or box back and yoke or plain designs. Priced at $1.50 for quality pieces with 75c sale price. Limited stock.
Tickets on sale for Butte to Anaconda line at GN office
Great Northern ticket office at 41 North Main Street announces sale of tickets from Butte to Anaconda and all intermediate stations. Information on times, freight rates and schedules provided upon inquiry.
Great Northern Railway Bend Basin Boulder and Alhambra Fares
Basin and return fares listed for Great Northern Railway with 1.50 to Basin and Boulder and 2.30 to Alhambra. Limited weekend and weekday return options from 41 North Main Street and depot. Saturday Sunday travel with Monday return plus Sunday only returns specified. Ticket office location noted.
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Pipestone
Whitehall
Lime Spur
Twin Bridges
Sheridan
Bonita
Butte
Deer Lodge
Basin and Return
Boulder and Return
Alhambra
North Main Street
Weiser Man Dies After Drinking Carbolic Acid Mistaken For Wine
James Dedman aged 84 died in Weiser Idaho after consuming carbolic acid he mistook for wine. A Mason for 63 years he claimed to be the oldest member on the Pacific coast.
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Weiser
Idaho
James
Dedman
Pacific Coast
King Edward Expected to Move to Rose Victoria and Albert
London reports the king’s recovery progress continues and he is planned to be moved to the royal yacht Victoria and Albert at Portsmouth at noon on Tuesday.
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London
Edward
Royal Yacht
Victoria and Albert
Portsmouth
Remedies for every disease offered by Prof Munyon
A promotional offer invites sick readers to mail name, address, and full complaint for free remedies. Munyon promises cures for rheumatism indigestion cough kidney issues headache and diarrhea with a free trial vial and health literature. Prof Munyon 1505 Arch St Philadelphia.
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Munyon
Arch St., Phila., Pa
Resignation of Lord Salisbury Stirring Italian British Ties
Rome reports a tempered regret over Lord Salisbury's resignation while hoping Mr. Balfour will restore cordial Britain Italy relations, which had cooled during the late premier's tenure.
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Rome
Lord Salisbury
Great Britain
Italy
Balfour
Balfour Appointment Won’t Change U S Britain Ties
Washington officials say the selection of Mr. Balfour as English premier will not alter the existing close relations with the United States. They expect him to maintain the friendly policy as did Lord Salisbury toward Washington.
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Mr. Balfour
Mr. Chamberlain
Lord Salisbury
Chamberlain
Duke of Devonshire
Balfour
Great Britain
the Times
United States
The
Standard
Washington
State Department
Wade's Money Covered Championship Bout Planned in Butte
Helena reports Jack Wade's $1000 bet was covered by Jack Clifford supporters as Butte admirers prepare for a North west boxing championship in the Grand Opera house. The bout is set for Wednesday night with ten rounds maximum and a knockout anticipated. initial Helena plans were halted by authorities before the Fourth of July.
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Standard
Helena
Jack Clifford
Jack Wade
Butte
Montana
Grand Opera House
Northwest
Butte Set To Host Contested Event In Schedule
The article notes that the contest was arranged for Butte and described as to take place, indicating plans were finalized for the event in the city.
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Butte
Sailor Dives at Sutz Baths Breaks Neck in Water
San Francisco July 13. J. O. Erickson a sailor dived from a ladder into shallow water at the Sutz baths struck his head and broke his neck. His upper extremities are paralyzed and it is believed he will die. He is said to be well known in Seattle.
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San Francisco
Sutz Baths
J. O. Erickson
Seattl
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