Rankins figures on big winning streaks
New York, July 23. Rube Marquard extended his record run by winning his nineteenth straight game, tying and then surpassing earlier marks set by Radbourne and Keefe. Rankin cites Keefe's flawless sequence and notes the Giants hold two all time streaks. The article lists historic streaks and names pitchers and dates from 1866 to 1909.
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Rube Marquard
Shortstop
Rube
Nap Rucker
Superbas
Marquard
Charley Radbourne
Winard
Tim Keefe
Glante
Tim
Thorugh
Keefe
Giants
William M. Rankin
Rankin
Jack
Chicago
Luby
Jim Mccormick
McCormick
Radbourne Secures 18th Straight Victory in Straight-Run Pitching
Will Radbourne extended his impressive streak to 18 consecutive victories, enduring a grueling run with back-to-back pitching days. The record highlights his resilience and the team’s dominance as he faced mounting opposition.
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Radbourne
Miners Picnic to Feature Gaelic and Rovers Albion Matchups
At the Butte miners union picnic set for August at Gregson, Gaelic league teams will face off, while the Rovers and Albions from Hast Butte Meaderville and Center street vie in association football. Earlier results include the Albions defeating the Rovers on Columbia Gardens, the High Ore Giants beating the Henry Street Sluggers, and a private East Butte wrestling bout where George Dalovich defeated a man named Paul in two falls with a $9 wager on the line.
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Miners’ Union
Whic
Gregson
Rovers
Alions
Hast Butte
Meaderville
Albions
Centerville
Columbia Gardens
al Hons
High Ore Giants
Henry Street
Sullivan
Shaffer and
Williame
East Butte
George Dalovich
Paul
Catch Aetyle
Lagoon results at Lagoon July 22 race outcomes
Results from Lagoon noting winners and placings in six races. Annie McGee aboard Fleeting Fashion won the first race, Pan Zareta won the five furlong second race, Laxton took the third, Mannasteh led the fourth with Vantz second, Gretchen G. won the fifth, and Madeline Musgrave topped the six furlongs event with JH Reed second. Times are listed for each race.
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Reau
Annie
McGee
Kirschbaum
Fleeting Fashion
Buxton
Orba Smile
Gross
Pan Zareta
Auto Ran
Henry
Bella
Laxton
Knight Deck
Taplin
Mannasteh
Carter
Vantz
Lady Rankin
Grows
Gretchen G
Arbutus
Cabin
Anderson
Madeline Musgrave
Rooney
Jh, Reed
Juxton
Lady Stalwart
Johnson
Lagoon race day cards at Lagoon and Mount Baker Marathon note
Entries list for six races at Lagoon selling and futurity events with horses like Moalan Great Friar Merode and Calan dere plus Mount Baker Marathon in Bellingham with 12 runners starting at 11 o clock. Glacier group to Glacier and Deming group to summit track 14 and 30 mile routes respectively, last year’s time 12 hours 37 minutes.
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Wasn
Mount Baker
Chamber of Commerce
Glacier
Deming
Automobil
Kitty Hawk 11 Retains Cadillaqua Title On Detroit River
On the Detroit River July 23 Kitty Hawk 11 retained the 26-foot hydro plane title by defeating Baby Reliance in the eighte mile Cadillaqua race. Neptune failed to finish after hitting shallow water losing her propeller. Epp won two heats in the 40-foot class for displacement boats defeating Intruder Tr and Commodore. Reliance won the 32-foot class beating Echo Blue Fish Zephyr and Courier. Chum led the 2-foot class turning the course in 20:06 and 23:24.
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Mich
Kitty Hawk
Baby Reliance
Detroit River
Neptune
Epp
Intruder Tr
Commodore
Reliance
Echo
Blue Fish
Zephyr F
Courier
Chum
Regatta on Lake Whatcom Opens with Fast Hydroplane Win
Alingham Washington July 24 Highball a D foot hydroplane owned by Bailey Hilton of Everett won the first heat in the M foot class at Puget Sound motor boat regatta on Lake Whatcom. The Highball covered 2 miles in 4:30. Nahua I owned by Charles Kent of Bellingham took second with Potlach Bug of Seattle third and Bret Fox fourth. On the last lap Nahua I struck a submerged leg and ripped a hole in her bottom. Engineer Carl Folsom drove the boat the rest of the course as the final craft sank, Folsom splashing ashore with lift belts about his body.
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Bailey Hilton
Everett
Puget Sound
Lake Whatcom
Charles Kent
Bellingham
Potlach Bug
Seattle
Bret Fox
Match Set in Corvallis Between Sontag and Chaffin
Special Dispatch reports Hamilton July 2 Tom Sontag who threw Darby wrestlers last Saturday night in that town in under thirty minutes announced he arranged a match with Earl Chaffin of Corvallis. Chaffin has local amateur wrestling reputation and is a husky young fellow. Corvallis anticipates a lively tussle when Chaffin and Sontag meet Friday evening.
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Tom Sontag
Fou Darby
Earl Chaffin
Corvallis
Young Chaffin
Tang
Chaitin
Sontag
McCafferty Quits Butte Club Manager Post
McCafferty resigns as manager of the Butte baseball club after a board meeting. He will join Detroit Americans as scout in western territory and leave for Portland to monitor Coast League games. Stovall and Shannon emerge as leading candidates to replace him before today’s game, with Stovall popular and Shannon noted for deep baseball knowledge.
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Butte
Tiger
Detroit Americans
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Big League Timber
Anager
Stovall
Spike” Shannon
Mecaferry
Shannon
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McCarferty
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Johnson to attempt baseball career with Giants affiliate
Chicago reports Johnson, famed heavyweight champion, has applied to join America Giants' Foster's colored semi professional team. He will report for morning practice to audition for a batting role and believes he can make a comeback in baseball.
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Jonnson
Johnson
America Giants
Foster
Seventeen Spakes Burst of Bowling Feat at Los Angeles
In Los Angeles Senter bowled 17 straight strikes and scored 200 in a game. He added a 278 in the second game for the Blue Jays in last night’s match. In J Lewistown the council debated a police commission ordinance and rejected it after City Attorney De Kalb argued lack of necessity and jurisdiction.
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F. F. Senter
Blue Jays
Standard
Lewistown
Police Commission
HL. de Kalb
T.L. Berkin
W. M. Blackford
Dillon Pitcher William Richards Shot by Officer
Dillon July 2 WILLIAM RICHARDS pitcher of the Dillon Daily team was shot last Friday morning by Policeman James Lacy while fleeing after knocking down another officer during a disturbance. He is slowly improving and hopes to return to his team soon.
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Standard
Dillon
William Richards
Dillon Dail
Rchards
James Lacy
White Progressive Party Launched in Mississippi
Y White Apra announces a national progressive party in Mississippi limited to white men. The move follows cancellation of a progressive convention call signed by white and black Republicans not aligned with the regular organization.
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Jackson
Mise
National Progressive Party
Mississipp
Roosevelt progressives hold state convention discussion
Clarke outlines attendees and the Roosevelt progressives plan for a state convention tomorrow. Leaders say the national issue will not be settled this session and may be deferred until after the national convention in Chicago.
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Roosevelt
Opposition tones rise as Dallas county selects GOP delegation
In Dallas County the delegation for tomorrow's convention was chosen, the home of Gov. George W. Clarke. Antimine and Mineke men express concern that the third party movement has been discouraged, while Clarke's supporters fear the opposite.
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Dallas County
George W. Clarke
Ant Mineke
Open Air Concert At Field Meet In Columbia Gardens
Fourth annual field meet and Sunday schools event at Columbia Gardens expected to draw large crowds. The program features an open air concert by Stevens Glee Club at 8 18 PM with solos and choruses including pieces from Wagner and Parry, conducted by George Stevens.
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Columbia Gardens
Stevens Glee Club
Adam Gelbel
Thrills and Delights in Mexican Photoplay
A Mexican photoplay story of love treachery and vengeance unfolds at the American theater. Eastern hero Jim Carson wins Helen’s heart, while Pedro foe vows revenge. A fiery desert shack siege and a daring escape end with Helen saved as the boys mete out rough justice. Also on bill: How Shorty Won Out and A Prophet Without Honor plus Neuvo Laredo fight scenes.
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Pedro
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Joan Jim "Carson
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Carso Melen
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Person
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Bexfoo
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Aro
Butte Briefs Elks Convention trip to Portland and Seattle
R Hopkins and Mrs Hopkins, school trustee, returned from the coast after attending the Elks convention in Portland and the Potlatch feats val in Seattle. They are part of local community events coverage in Butte.
Mis Presidential Year Voices In Tariff Battle Fray
The tariff will be the live issue and the battle will be a hard fought one. Read the Standard Montana's live progressive newspaper to stay posted on current political events. Subscription price for the daily and Sunday Standard is $1 per month delivered by carrier or mail anywhere in the United States or Canada.
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Standard
Montana
United States
Canada
Adams Condition Improves At Murray Hospital
J C Adams, recovering from pneumonia at Murray hospital, showed marked improvement yesterday after a minor relapse Monday. Attending physicians report a steady return of strength and expect further progress.
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J.C. Adams
Murray Hospital
Governor Marshall Not a Marshall Chief Justice Relative Claim
Burwell Marshall writes to the Courier Journal denying that Gov. Thomas R. Marshall of Indiana is a grand nephew of Chief Justice John Marshall. He asserts the Democratic VP nominee is not connected to the Marshall family in Virginia or Kentucky.
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Louisville
Thomas R. Marshall
Inodiana
John Mareshall
Burwell Marshall
Courier Journal
Marshall
Virginia
Kentucky
Publisher Arrested at Spokane National Convention
Spokane dispatch reports publisher John C. Piver of a San Francisco newspaper was arrested here on July 28 as he attended the national convention of an unnamed organization. Details of charges were not disclosed.
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Wash
John C. Piver
San Francisco
Burlington, VI
T ‘Gates
Chicago
Clearagh Companies
Arrestee Seized During Convention Delay Report
A partially legible report notes an arrestee taken into custody near a convention after a brief delay. It mentions Keattie, the Norte Western Mutual Insurance Company, and De Beatie Piver registering at a local hotel when seized, with authorities arranging for transport to a convention.
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Aula
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de Beatie
Tsoptge
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Planned dissolution of California Sugar Refining Company
Washington July 23 the contemplated dissolution of the California Sugar Refining company surprised the department of justice Attorney General Wickersham could not say whether it would affect the government antitrust trial the article notes the move was filed by officers including A Sprecele and others and mentions a western branch of the sugar trust seeking dissolution and capitalization changes it references stockholders votes and an arrangement among officers and directors
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Fur Frances
A. Spree
Seine
Washington
California Sugar Refining Company
Department of Justice
Wickersham
Mitchell Sentenced in DC Court for Contempt in Huck Stove Case
John Mitchell, vice president of the American Federation of Labor, was sentenced in the District of Columbia supreme court to nine months imprisonment for contempt of court in the Huck Stove and Range company case. An appeal was taken and 400 bail posted. President Samuel Gompers and Secretary Frank Moran faced sentences in the same case. Mitchell was absent, submitting a written waiver of his right to attend the hearing.
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John Mitchell
American Federation of Labor
District of Columbia Supreme Court
Huck Stove ‘and Range Company
Samuel Gompers
Frank Marxmontha
Mitchell
Justice Wright
Judiciary subcommittee departs for Tacoma after Hanford inquiry
Seattle July 23 the house judiciary sub committee that investigated United States District Judge Cornelius H Hanford who resigned yesterday left for Tacoma shortly before noon today. The members spent the afternoon in Tacoma and departed for Washington at 9 30 p m traveling via Portland.
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Nouse Judiciary Sub-Committee
United States District
Cornelius H. Hanford
Tacoma
Washington
Portland
Change of base on reciprocity law prompts advocacy
Washington July 2 President Taft and western senators discussed the reciprocity law and possible positions in a speech or committee. Lawmakers debate whether to repeal or uphold the measure as Canada free wood pulp and paper issues arise. Investigations explore rights of re-entry on crown lands in British Columbia and legal questions about free entry for wood pulp and paper products.
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Taft
Ention
Senate
Eamn
Canada
Unite Ent
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MacVeagh
Political Developments Stalemate In Roosevelt Split
Various U S political factions clash over a potential third party ticket. Governors and Roosevelt leaders debate nominating methods as some progressives in New Jersey Nevada and Illinois pursue independent options. Delegates and electors shift positions amid dissension and strategic talks in Chicago Washington and Reno.
New Plan Proposed by Rapids Town Leader in July
A vague July plan proposes a new platform plank calling for elected grand labell seutors by the people. The wording is unclear and contains multiple transcription errors, but centers on introducing a public election mechanism as part of the town's political agenda.
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Town
Grand Labell
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