McNear Quits Late as Milshora Seizes Photo Finish
In a tight field at the one and a sixteenth miles, Milshora outstayed rivals led by Walsh aboard to beat Vinton by a head with Milshora taking the lead near the stretch. George P. McNear, favorite at start, drifted back after a tempestuous post and could only rally to a distant second. Rattler turned back Jim Along in the day’s opener as Enchanter and The Mouser also saluted in five races noted for rough starts and big bets.
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McNear
Milghora
George P. McNear
Vinton
Fairy Street
Lynch
Stover
Sally Murray
Milshora
Tanner
Anyewitch
Walsh
Rattler
United States
Jim Along
Swayback
Baxter
Sheen
Cerra Santa
Paddy Lynch
Melier
Nettie Hicks
Mouser
Trinta
Fireaway
Comitor
Mourér
Jeneths
Jimalong
Post
Vogt
Baxter Hoch
Stuart
Dars
Roberts
Melior
Warren
Alma Boy
Governor Orman
Fischer
York
Golden Wine
Clark
Enchanter
Stevens
Prominence
Heatherton
Brighton Beach Race Day Results Summary
Six races held at Brighton Beach with winners including Jacobite Good and Plenty Star Cat Gene Russell Running Water He knows. Times ranged from 1 06 4 5 to 4 51 for the steeplechase.
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New York
Brighton Beach
Jacobite
Bad News
Golden West
Good and Plenty
Dr. Keith
Grandpa
Star Cat
Workman
Chief Hayes
Gene Russell
Bell Weber
Corn Cob
Water
Zienap
Sonoma Belle
He Knows
Woodlane
Singlestone
Detroit Breaks Open In Eighth For Five Runs
Five clean singles in the eighth inning, with daring base running, powered Detroit to five runs and the win. Mullin and Payne handled Detroit’s pitching while Plank and Powers guarded the field.
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Detroit
Mullin and Payne
Plank
Powers
Cleveland Wins With Timely Batting In A Close Game
Cleveland secured a victory today driven by timely hitting. The box shows Liebhardt and Clark as battery for Cleveland with Gehring and Warner on the mound for the opposition. The exact score and full details are obscured in the garbled OCR but the decisive moment came from timely batting.
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Cleveland
Liebhardt and Clark
Gehring and
Warner
Chicago and Boston tie in 12 innings at Chicago park
In a 12 inning contest Chicago and Boston finished with a 1 to 1 tie after both teams scored in the enclosures. Notable players included Leeds Batteries-Altrock and Sullivan Young and Armbruster.
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Chicago
Boston
Arascans Rhgamo
Nave
Leeds
Altrock and
Sullivan Young and Armbruster
Ninth inning rally gives win to New York
In St Louis on July 22 a ninth inning rally secured a New York victory. The score line shows ROH BE Ot LOUISE and other partial terms reflect a close, late game action with Batteries Glade, Spencer, Moore and Kleinow contributing for the winning side.
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St. Louis
New York
Roh
Louise Oreo
IU Srr
Cola Ee
Glade and
Spencer
Moore
Kleinow
Wagner's clutch three-base hit seals thirteen innings for Pittsburg
In Boston on July 22 Pittsburg triumphed after a 13 inning battle as Wagner delivered a three-base hit and a long fly to score the winning run. Batteries Camnitz Leifeld Gibson Dorner Young Needham.
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Boston
Wagner
Pittsburg
R. H. E. Wumsed
Cate
Camnitz
Leifeld
Gibson
Dorner
Young and Needham
Chicago shuts out New Yorks 2 0 in quiet baseball clash
New Yorks fall 2 to 0 as Chicago pitchers Reulbach Kling Wiltse Ames and Bowerman hold the offense. Game details include battery pairings and a decisive shutout in July at New York.
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New York
Chicago Today
New Yorks
R. H. E. Caf
Reulbach and
Kling
Wiltse
Ames and
Bowerman
Philadelphia Sweeps doubleheader over St. Louis
Philadelphia won both games of a July 22 doubleheader against St. Louis. In the first game Philadelphia beat St. Louis 3 to 1 with pitchers Karger and Marshall and batters Richie and Doran contributing. In the nightcap Philadelphia prevailed with a larger margin as McGlynn and Noonan paced the offense and Brown and Dooin handled duties behind the plate.
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Philadelphia
St. Louis
R. H. E. Srimmieer
Ersne Batenes
Karger
Marshall
Richie
Doran
R. H. E. St. Louis
Weanie Saevetah
Eae
Mt Geeee Oo
McGlynn
Noonan
Brown
Dooin
Butte Commercial Bank Pays Four Percent on Time Deposits
The Butte Commercial Bank offers a four percent interest rate on time deposits, outlining terms for savers and the commitment to secure returns. Please note any minimum deposit requirements and renewal options were not provided in the fragment.
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The
Butte Commercial Bank
Montana
Burns Finds His Punch on Lake Erie Steamer
A Milwaukee exchange recalls Tommy Burns, the future heavyweight champion, recounting his early years on the steamer Lake Erie. He describes escaping a hostile bully, Bob Gaunt, who taunted him and nearly beat him, until Burns delivered a decisive punch that changed his life and began his boxing career.
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Tommy Burns
James J. Jeffries
Milwaukee
Galt
Ontario
Canada
Lake Erie
Buffalo
Cleveland
States
Bob Gaunt
Gaunt
Butte and Spokane Edge Toward Fourth on Circuit
The Butte ball club travels to Vancouver this afternoon to open a third away series while Spokane faces Dugdale's Cubs in Seattle. If Butte and Spokane win, the Bandits could join Aberdeen and Vancouver near the round, with four teams close for second to fifth place as Butte pitchers stay strong and hitters show a late-season improvement.
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Spokane
Seattle
Bandits
Miners
Butte
Vancouver
Dugdale
Cubs
Montanans
Canucks
Siwashes
Indians
Butté
Stuss Hall
Rustlers
Aberdeen
Feaders
Tacoma
Black Cats
Montana
May
Averdeen
Tigers
England’s Jacob Wolf Opens Sea Swimming Season To France
Dover reports champion swimmer Jacob Wolf inaugurated the channel swimming season entering the sea at South Foreland at 10 29 for a dash toward France. He previously neared Cape Gris Nez last year but abandoned the attempt after a tendon sprained.
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Dover
England
Jacob Wolf
South Fore Land
France
Wolf
Cape Criz Nez
Lewistown Tennis Club Names Players for State Tournament
Special Dispatch to the Standard Lewistown July 22 The Lewistown Tennis club will send two of its fastest players Butte H Tipton and Clifford Miller to represent it at the state tournament to be held at Butte shortly Tipton once captured the state championship and is playing in his old time form this season.
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Butte
Hee
Standard
Lewistown
Butte H. Tipton
Clifford Miller
Tipton
Detroit Grand Circuit Meeting Postponed One Day
Detroit July 22 The Grand Circuit meeting was postponed one day due to a muddy track.
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Detroit
Missionary letter predicts rebellion near Canton China
A medical missionary in Canton writes to the board of foreign missions in New York describing China’s unrest. Lt J M Swan cites that a single leader could spark a wide rebellion and that significant government change may occur within a year, by force or other means yet to be decided.
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New York
Board of Foreign Missions of the Presbyterian Church
China
Canton
J. M. Swan
Directoral action after ballot name dispute in Nebraska
Lincoln Neb July 22 Upon the refusal of the secretary of state to permit the name of John L Sundean a populist to be placed on the democratic ticket in the direct primary ballot State Chairman T F Allen of the democratic central committee filed application for a writ of mandamus with the supreme court A special meeting of the court will take place tomorrow afternoon to hear the pleading
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Lincoln
Neb
Secretary of State
John L. Sundean
T. F. Allen
Democratic Central Committee
Supreme Court
Opinion Finds Assessors Duty Section 3708 Operative
Helena July 22 Attorney General Galen holds section 3708 on assessors duties operative in Beaverhead County The opinion states the section governs the notice given when an assessor raises valuations above those reported by the owner
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Standard
Helena
Galen
Beaverhead County
Portugal News Overstated Amid UK Tensions
Paris July 24 A Matin correspondent in London reports that press claims of widespread Portugal unrest are exaggerated and that discontent is mainly among Premier France’s political opponents. Business interests back the premier’s dictatorship, he says, arguing Parliament’s obstruction blocked fund waste. The dictatorship would end once a reform parliament is appointed.
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Paris
The
Matin
London
Charles
France
Judge frees agents in habeas case over rate bill
Federal Judge Pritchard discharged Ticket Agents Wood and Wilson of the Southern Railway on habeas corpus proceedings and ruled the penalty clause of the new rate bill unconstitutional in Asheville North Carolina.
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Asheville
N. Y
Pritchard
Wood and Wilson
Southern Railway
American workers strike on Parral and Durango railroad
All the American employees on the Parral and Durango railroad in Chihuahua are on a wage strike. Despite the stoppage the trains are still moving. The railroad is owned by Pittsburgh capitalists and located in El Paso, Texas area.
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el Paso
Tex
Parral & Durango
Chihuahua
Pittsburg
Physicians to Examine Defendant in $30,000 suit
The Helena jury resumed testimony in J. J. Barry v. Northern Pacific, a $30,000 personal injury case. An adjournment was taken to allow plaintiff and defense physicians to examine Barry, a former deputy mining inspector, who alleges head injuries from a 1903 train collision between Pipe Stone Pass and Butte that damaged his nervous system.
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The
Standard
Helena
J. J. Barry
Northern Pacific Railroad
Barry
Byrne
Northern Pacific
Pipestone Pass
Butte
Divorced Couple Remarry After Brief Vacation
Arch E. Edmiston and former wife Kate Edmiston wed again in Billings after a four month separation following a divorce granted last March. Mrs. Edmiston alleged cruelty and threats, while Edmiston is a Musselshell country stockman with an prominent English family background in Europe.
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The
Standard
Billings
Arch E. Edmiston
Kate Edmiston
Edmiston
Kendall Shaft Planned as Third This Summer
Lewistown July 22. Another working shaft will be sunk at the Kendall at once, the third of this kind to begin this summer. J. J. Bullard, here, says the Queen company, in which he is largely interested, has definitely decided to proceed without delay.
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Standard
Lewistown
Kendall
J. J. Bullard
Queen Company
Hearing Set on Present Lumber Rate by State Rail Commission
Helena July 22 The state railroad commission will hold a hearing tomorrow on the lumber tariff of the Northern Pacific. Railroad representatives are expected to be joined by several other parties amid numerous complaints. The commission will also take up the coal tariff on the Great Northern on Wednesday.
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The
Standard
Helena
State Railroad Commission
Northern Pacific
Great Northern
Brakeman Loses Leg In Train Accident at Night
Livingston July 22 Ed Kinnafich a well known brakeman on the Northern Pacific slipped while boarding a car at 7 30 tonight and lost his right leg His brothers and sisters in St Paul have been notified If blood poisoning does not set in he has a good chance of recovery
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The
Standard
Livingston
Ed Kinnafich
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Land dispute near Philipsburg favors Scherr
Helena July 22 Register Miracle and Receiver Freeman report the interior secretary affirms local officials and general land office in P F Scherr versus Jonas Lind and Jane Lind. Scherr wins the case. The land involved lies near Philipsburg.
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The
Standard
Helena
Register
Freeman
Local Land Office
Secretary of the Interior
General Land Office
P. F. Scherr
Jonas Lind
Jane Lind
Scherr
Philipsburg
Death of John A. Croft Near Kibbee in Great Falls
News arrives of John A. Croft death at his home near Kibbee. A longtime resident since 1881 he mined at Barker before its closure and later worked as a ranchman. Survived by wife and 11 children.
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the Standard
Great Falls
Kibbey
John A. Croft
Barker
Insurance agency covers autos and storage of gas
The Fariss O Brein and Rowe agency at 119 Hamilton Street Butte insures automobiles against fire explosion lightning theft and collision. No restrictions as to the use or storage of gasoline.
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Fariss, O’brein & Rowe Agency
Hamilton Street
Butte
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Meccuv
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Tom Burns
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TRE
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Portugal
DR. Hood & CO
North Main St
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John A. Crofef
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Buttemont
M. S. Largey
R. Leonard
R. B. Nuckolls
A. P. Bowie
P. G. Lynch
Mac
M. 8. Largey
C. R. Leonard
BE. DD. Leavitt
John H. Curtis
F. A. Heinze
Ed Hickey
F P. Chapin
Daly Bank and Trustco
OF Butte
John C. Lalor
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A. J. Campbell
John G. Morony
Charles O' Booth
Achior
Swinborne
Goo
Bats
Silver Bow National Bank
Butte, Mont
John Macginniss
Cc. R. Leonard
Robert T. F. Smith
Co. R. Leonard
J. W. Kemper
F. Aug. Heinze
First National Bank
Andrew J. Davis
James A. Talbott
E. B. Weirick
J. 8. Dutton
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