Good Card On Track With Two Mile Races Today
A packed track card features two mile events with top horses entered for both. Bell Reed and Crowshade lead bets in early races while Ralph Young, Snowball, Kathe Crewe, Annie Scott and others strive for money across five furlongs to a mile on a brisk afternoon program at the meeting. Crowshade, with Lynch in the saddle, holds favor in the opener as Seasick dominates the four furlong event and other contenders include Governor Orman Yo San and Raglee among a crowded field.
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Fettle
Conlive M
Bell Reed
Katie
Rains
Wahan
Ralph Young
Snowball
Dick Shanley
Mone
Kathe Crewe
Annie Scott
Bal Keife
Shatner Bawn
Frankie Wenburgh
Robeska
St Sinles
Weatness
Governor Orman
Yo Sap
George W. Tuthill
Raglee
Norwood Chin
Crowshade
Lynch
Kame
Sheridan
Alma
Pune
Bonner Defeats Plains In A Hot Baseball Game
Bonner baseball team wins 7 to 2 over Plains in hot contest. Bonnner pitchers Jules Lochner and Brecgan led the effort, while Norman and Brown starred for Plains. This is Plains first loss of the season as Bonner breaks through with timely hitting and strong defense.
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Plains
Standard
Plains Rundey
Jules Lochner
Brecgan
Bonnar
Norman
Brown
Mobis
Bozeman Defeats Capital City In Lopsided Contest
Bozeman baseball shut out Capital City 28 to 0 as pitcher McDonald dominated. Rubin caught without errors while Bozeman's defense backed the batterymate in a clean game. Officials planned four more games with Dillon’s champions for the series as part of the Bozeman convention.
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Holena
Nlecen
Mi Rinim
Uelena
Wee
Jellmins
Dillon
Boseen
Osburn Not At Fault In Failure To Pay Bet
A muddled report centers on Tamp Osburn amid a disputed wager regarding a £1 bet on a race outcome. Swindells and others claim Osburn acted to clear the debt while some press accounts accuse him. witnesses describe misworded rumors and drunken claim subsiding after Osburn’s explanation.
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Osburn
Tamp Osburn
Spokane
Butte
Frank Joneasesleeday
Swindells
Swi
Avian
Bulle
Intortin
Swin
Drunnk
Court Costa
Echo
Hraded Haver
Standing of the clubs amid Arizona fire alarm chaos
Fragmentary report notes an Arizona street fire alarm triggered by a windstorm damaging a telephone pole near Frenné arrests. The incident led to arrests and calls for the appropriate apparatus while outlining the ongoing situation and subsequent actions.
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Arizona Sand Frenné
Torey
Butler Beats Buttes In Low-Scoring Tilt
Butler pitchers held the Buttes to two runs as Samuels shined on the mound. Key infield hits and a squeeze play fueled Butler’s offense, with Downie scoring and Irby misplayed a would-be runner. Butler’s tight pitching limited Butte’s bats, securing a 2 to 0 victory in Tacoma.
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Butler
Butte
Tigers
Butkey
Bandite
Sears
Rose Hall
Cartwrighe Sils
Adams
Sils
Samuels
Ike
Cartwright
Wutte
Smith
Bresino
Irby
Darna
Downie
Colling
Boees
Collins
Sammela
Meyers
Meyer
Carliherf
Ecco
Clynes
Shen
Phoaia
Buller
Jockey Lynch Tops Early Riding Percentages at Butte Track
Sherman and Kirschbaum trail with limited mounts as Amram leads the field with 40 rides and 1 win 7 seconds 6 shows. Sherwood sits near the top in nine day meets while Lynch and Kirschbaum have roughly twice as many mounts as others in the tally. The note excludes the fifth race for stable boys from the percentages.
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Butte
Sherwood
Fischer
Lynch
Amram
Kirschbaum
Kirsebaum
Almoge
Aberdeen Wins Behind Late Inning Rally
An incomplete Aberdeen game summary notes Jule W-By Uniedy batting in the eighth inning and pivotal scoring that helped Aberdeen secure a win. References Bedr BH. E. Aberdeen and players like Hatterihs-Prinker and Spencer, Osborn Swindels appear in garbled lines.
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Jule
Hame
Bedr
Prinker
Ant Spencer
Osborn
Swindels
Dillon Baseball Triumph Over Reduction Works
Dillon beats Reduction Works 12 to 9 in a season opener at Dillon with strong defense by Lacroix and support from teammates. Bulle's offense outpaced by Dillon's outfield catches and timely runs, as fans sign up for Sunday return game from Butte to Dillon.
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Tuly
Bulle
Pilcher Lacroix
Butta
Egan
Herwig
Angin
O'Neil Atihe
Dillon Lacroix
Ripley
Butte
Wi- BO
Prout Jones
Dili
Columbin, Gardens
Portland Loses Doubleheader to San Francisco
Pacific Coast League action from San Francisco reports Portland dropping both games. In the morning San Francisco won early, while in the afternoon Game Groom limited San Francisco until the eighth. Quirk, Mohler, and Bhaugh-Neasey contributed with key hits. Pitching by Grom and Quick dominated the matchups.
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Tiklorand
San Francie
Caiil
Monte Henley
Ana Espin
Atternoan Gane
Porwand Sevice
Oan Batterlaa
Grom Doy
Quick
Townitue
A Gain in Assessment in Sweet Grass County
Special Dispatch to the Stannard reports Assessor R. S. Jarrett has completed the assessment roll and given it to the county clerk. The roll shows a gain of 478000 dollars in assessable property in Sweet Grass County versus last year, led by about 40000 sheep shipped out earlier in spring. The surprise rise is hailed as a success by residents and cattlemen alike.
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Big Timber
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Yoll
Os- Bescar
Stork
Republics in a Combine to Resist Nicaraguans
Washington reports unconfirmed advices that the republics of Guatemala and El Salvador have joined forces and mobilize troops to resist any attack by Nicaragua. The State Department says most Central American peoples oppose President Zelaya’s plan to federate the five republics, with Costa Rica as a possible exception.
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Zelaya
Nicaragua
Angeles Defeat Oakland in Double Play Heavy Game
In Angeles on July 14, Los Angeles easily defeated Oakland as both teams staged two fast double plays. Cotea contributed a bite for WW Mite, with four doubles noted, while RW E. Tuna Angeles eel 11 CARTAN agreemne te cere ho DT Baltevin Geay wl Hygan Gates and Altea.
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Reore
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Geay
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Gates
Altea
Invielites Defend Canalensh Bos in 1708 Encounter
In a tight late clash the Invielites defended their Canalensh title against Brennan nail dragors. Hoy and Cheb contributed key plays as Connelia and others pressed the flat, preserving the lead in a defense-filled bout yesterday.
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Tiettree
Brennan
Connelia
Hoy
Fragmented 19th Century Sleep Advice Fragment
The text describes a period of dovjiest Alleen Yorlot and a routine before bed, noting sleep is sound until morning. It mentions waking at 3 or 2 o'clock and a clock arriving that puts the reader in a heavy state of somnolence, resisting awakening.
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Somnel
Washington Beats Chicago In Tight Split Result
Reported chaotic recap of a Chicago versus Washington game with unclear play details. Mentions players like Sith, Rama, and Palle, and references to multiple teams and uncertain outcomes amid a muddled OCR passage.
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Jay
Washington
Frank Sith
Seares
Himith
Owen Ant McPushand
Patten and
Warner
Dr L L Medee Arrested On Perjury Charge
Spokane July 14 Dr L L Medee arrested this afternoon on a perjury charge connected to the Haywood case. He waived extradition and was taken to face authorities. The report notes Medee had been sought in several locations and was captured by Sheriff Tang.
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Ll L. Medee
Haywood
Nelse Len
Sherk Tang
Wilteo Hick
Hesse
fleGee
Ely Hw
Couper
Alena Chiy
Spolsann
Lule
Death of Sir William Perkin Discoverer of Mauveine
London notes report the death of Sir William Henry Perkin in July at age 82. The dye industry founder, he discovered mauveine while working on synthetic aniline dyes in 1856, a breakthrough that revolutionized color chemistry and commerce.
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London
William St. Perkin
Fragments of a Saturday Night Inquiry Reach Awtoni
Vague OCR fragment notes a violent incident near Unla place on a Saturday night with wires down and no obvious inferential details reaching here. The report mentions Altoholl G D July and MiAlNy reniltnye in unclear context.
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Altoholl
G. D
Compartes Withdraw from San Antonio Area Firms
San Antonio reports that Compartes withdrew following a wave of removals in the region. Officials noted the action amid ongoing state economic adjustments and industry reshuffles affecting local firms and employment.
Sport on Many Fields Here and Across Pond
A sprawling international sports roundup notes travels of John Le Bullivan and Jake Jellvalh, with Patched bouts in America and Europe. It covers the Tour of France route in Union County New Jersey, Vanderbilt Cup plans, Berlin dispatches on German racing, and Australian boxing talk including Squires Burns hype and fans’ reaction. Also reported are Charles Golden’s death and Tidier Farry Turmley’s National League release discussions plus Hans Wagner contending for batting honors.
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Brooklyn
Telee
Lumley
Felder
Hans Wagner
Pittsburo
Centervilles Clean Plate of Doubleheader Wins
Centerville Juvenile Tall team swept a doubleheader with a 4 0 victory over Walkerville and a decisive win against Connell Titles. Batters were Blewett Curtis Sidley Gibbons in game one and Connell McBride Chatham OBrien in game two. Centerville Burn and Gibbons contributed to the wins.
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Connell
Walkerville
Blewett
Curtis
Canterville
Sidley
Gibbons
Connella
McBride
Chatham
O'Brien
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Burn
Pray and Savage Start Tour of Irrigation Inspection
Representative Charles N. Pray left Fort Benton for Browning to be joined by GON Savage of the government reclamation service for a tour of inspection of irrigation works at St. Mary's Jake and other points. Senators Carter and Dixon had planned to join but could not go.
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Charles N. Pray
Tolay
Browning
Gon, Savage
Government Reclamation Service
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Jake
Carter
Dixon
Mathes
Standard Oil Firemen Set To Strike Across Nation
Philadelphia July 1 announcement from the Central Labor Council states all firemen employed by Standard Oil will strike nationwide starting Tuesday. Several threats were made and the action is said to have brewed for months as the company demands workers quit their posts.
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Tentral
Standand
Admiral Yamamoto Praises Welcome in New York
On July 14 in New York Admiral Biron Yamamoto, recent guest in the city, expressed gratitude for American and Japanese friends and said his presence helped ease international amity. He noted President’s statement that US and Japan enjoy friendly relations and planned to depart for Boston tomorrow after dining with Japanese merchants and dining with General Grant.
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New England
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Kato
America
Japan
United States
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Holland Hotel
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Governor's Island
Forecast of Week's Events
The coming week features Admiral Yamamoto touring shores and a De Pesce conference at The Hague. Prospects of Italy Austria-Hungary and Russia negotiating Balkan lines loom. Prof Worf Haw faces murder charges in Karlsruhe next Wednesday. Lieut Col Charles Ayres to appear before a retiring board in New York amid prior tensions at West Point. Over $100,000 to entertain visiting guests during Philadelphia stay.
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No Japanese Officers Noted as Spies in U S
Tokyo July 14 General Teranella, minister of war, in an interview today contends the report of Japanese spies in San Diego is false. He emphatically declared the war office never permitted any other officer to examine American coast.
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Trinn Dhan Athlete Dies of Cancer at Oregon College
W. C. Tre, athletic director at the University of Oregon Agricultural College, dies after a battle with cancer. Trinn Dhan from Portland, noted in Chronicle coverage, was reportedly trying one appeal before his illness.
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