Huntington Wins Brighton Beach Race Amid Big Payouts
At Brighton Beach today Huntington surged to an easy victory in the last race as money flooded the rings lowering his odds to 2 to 1. It is estimated that at least $50,000 was wagered on Huntington's win with subsequent results across six races including Cinchona Au Revoir Roseben The Southerner Watercress and Louis H.
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New York
Brighton Beach
Huntington
Cinchona
Viona
Remington
Au Revoir
Geranium
Don Royal
Roseben
Israelite
Robador
Southerner
St. Valentine
Palm Tree
Watercress
Vio
Lady Toddington
Esher
Louis H
Batteries-Harper, Phelps and Schiei, Bowerman
Umpires Bauswine and Kiem oversee a game featuring Batteries Harpers and team members Phelps Schiei Mathewson and Bowerman with officials listed.
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Cincinnati
Kofacdrd
Fe Borel Paevurk Lee
Harper, Phelps and Schiei
Mathewson
Bowerman
Bauswine and
Kiem
St Louis Upsets Hanlon’s Team In Second Series Game
In Brooklyn on July 25 St Louis turned the tables in the second game of the series. Umpire O Day oversaw a contest with Batteries Stricklett Ritter Brown Taylor and Grady noted in the box, while the line score highlighted Stanhope and others.
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Brooklyn
St. Louis
Hanlon
Popworise Censseverises
Stricklett
Ritter
Brown
Taylor and Grady
O' Day
Angle Trots to $10,000 Merchants Stake Victory
Angle the chestnut mare, driven by Saunders for C W Morris of Cleveland, wins the Merchants and Manufacturers Stake at Grosse Point track in Detroit. The three heat race saw Angle take first and third heats while Clarita W. led in early pools. heavy rain soaked the track delaying the first heat.
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Detroit
Mich
Angle
C. W. Morris
Cleveland
Saunders
Grosse Point
Clarita W
Geers
Danube
Allie Jay
Watson
Brilliant Girl
Burdett
Red Bud
Hazel Banker
High Seven
Wester
Robert Lee
Birdie B
Bedford Boy
Sal
Miller Leads Field in Glenview Golf Qualifier
Guy A. Miller ex University of Michigan star pitcher topped 65 entrants in the seventh annual Glenview golf championship qualifier with 157 for 36 holes. R. F. Hunter and W. E. Clows tied at 162. Gan the national champion shot 168. Participants hailed from Chicago, Dover, Pittsburgh, and Nashville.
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Chicago
Guy A. Miller
University of Michigan
Glenview Rinks
R. F E. Hunter
Midlothian
W. E. Clow
Onwentsia
Miller
Gan
Dover
Pittsburg
Nashville
Washington Beats Cleveland in One-Sided Baseball Game
Washington defeated Cleveland 8 to 3 as Rhoades was hit hard by the visitors. Attendance reported as about 2100. Batteries: Rhoades and Buelow for Cleveland. Hughes and Heydon for Washington.
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Cleveland
Washington
Rhoades
R. WE
Wrovcigig
Chescee Sorre Wees
Buelow
Hughes and Heydon
Philadelphia bats amid chaos as White exits early
Chicago reports Philadelphia started strong with every man recording at least one hit. White was pulled after giving up multiple runs, Smith suffered a rough day in the field, while Waddell held the locals to one hit and nearly pitched a gem. Batteries White Smith Hart Waddell Shreck.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
White
Smith
Waddell
R. We
Spucmo Sovcatsnis
Cccss
Csccense
Hart
Shreck
New York Wins Third Straight in St Louis Game
In St Louis on July 2 New York defeated the locals for the third straight time. Griffith pulled Orth in the fifth and finished the game himself. Attendance reported as 1.25 percent of capacity. Batteries: Petty Roth Spencer for New York and Orth Griffith McGuire Powers for St Louis.
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New York
Griffith
Orth
R. Hemns
Bassa Rate
Fe- Ea Khedssenes Gta
COON
Doume Seaches
Petty, Roth and
Spencer
McGuire
Powers
Chicago Wins At Philadelphia In Seventh Inning Burst
National League game in Philadelphia sees Chicago collect four hits in the seventh to pull away for the win. Attendance around 3,000 as Wicker and Kling defend for Chicago while Duggleby, Nichols and Doom handle Philadelphia. Umpire Johnstone presides.
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Philadelphia
Chicago
R.H FE Orr
Aiscaenes
Ceccaees
Wicker and Kling
Duggleby
Nichols and Doom
Johnstone
Local Team Beats Cincinnati Amid Errors in July Victory
At New York on July 2 the local team won again from Cincinnati despite numerous errors and misplays by the visitors. The game showcased the home club’s offense overcoming sloppy defense and costly mistakes to secure the win.
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New York
Cincinnati
Vis
Tacoma Beats San Francisco 4 0 as Keefe Shines
In the Pacific Coast League game Tacoma pitchers shutout San Francisco 4 0. Keefe struck out eight and allowed three hits while Williams yielded eight hits in relief. Umpire Perrine called the game at Los Angeles after Oakland errors aided Baum’s mound effort.
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Keefe
Tacoma
Williams
R. H. EB
Graham
Shea
Perrine
Los Angeles
Portland
Oakland
Seattle
Standing of the Clubs National League Ad
An advertisement urges readers to seek Schlitz Atlas brew as the best value in the United States with exclusive sales at The Corner located at Main and Broad Way.
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Schlitz Atlas
United States
Broad Way
Schlitz Atlas Brew
Main and Broadway
Bozeman Fair Stakes Entries Highlight Strong Car Load Of Races
The Interstate Fair association lists paid entries for the Bozeman stakes and 3 year old races set for Aug 29 to Sept 1. The 2:18 pace 2:20 trot and 3 year old events draw entries from Bozeman Helena Missoula Great Falls Billings Butte Manhattan Park City Dillon Spokane and Livingston with owners including Hoffmans Smith Dyers and Kelley.
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Bozeman
Justin M. Smith
Interstate Fair Association
Smith
Helena
OW. Hoffman
Rita Huber
FE. J
FE. J. Dyers Sherlock Holmes (Spokane); KE. Bk. Kelley
Great Falls
Chris Snyder
Carlsbad
Dillon
R. C. McFall
M. G. Heard
Kittie Lomand
Ed Neill
Bob Ayers
W. B. George
Billings G
Billings
Boyd Bros
Kelley
Missoula
D. A. Johnston
Manhattan
Dennis O'Neill
Butte
Elroy Smith
Idol
Chris Peterson
Dixie
C. W. Hoffman
Burns & Ragsdale
Fat
N. J. Gould
Ritchie Baron
Joe Huber
Montana Grattan
J. F. Britt
W. D. Story
the Maid
Park City
A. C. Roecher
Pace
John D. Losekamp
Frank Beller
Albert R
Chicago Markets Wheat Falls Then Buoys On Rust News
Nervous Chicago wheat traders opened weak as September futures fell to about 66 1 2 cents amid heavy selling from new harvest arrivals and Liverpool price drops. Bulls returned late on rust worry reports from Minneapolis, though a later weather bureau note said spring wheat damage was not found, leaving Sept at near session lows. Corn showed mild bullishness on smaller-than-expected receipts, while pork products moved higher for the day.
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Chicago
Northwest
Dakotas
Minnesota
Liverpool
Minneapolis
Manitoba
Weather Bureau
Samuel Thompson Dies After A Long Mining Life
Samuel Beck Thompson, 73, longtime Deer Lodge and Butte resident, died Monday after years of illness. A Pennsylvania native who went to California in 1845 and Idaho in 1862, he later worked with Talbot, King, Lory, and Gallen in mining, then with the Butte public library. His funeral is set for 2 PM Thursday at Sherman’s chapel. brother Nathan has arrived to arrange arrangements. many relatives live in Walla Walla, Washington.
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Deer Lodge
Butte
Samuel Beck Thompson
Center County
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California
Nathan
Idaho
James A. Talbot
Silas King
T. M. Lory
David Gallen
Public Library
Salt Lake
Sherman's Chapel
Mr. Thompson
Walla Walla
Wash
Laurel union selects officers for six months
Laurel union No. 6 Order of Washington elected its officers for the coming term of six months. John V. Spencer was named president with L. B. Lindquist as vice president John G. Manuel as secretary R. W. Kemper as treasurer A. M. Smith as chaplain Richard Thomas as escort N. Baker as assistant escort Frank Murphy as guard M. G. Mill as sentinel and M. G. Kellett as captain of the drill team.
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Order of Washington
John V. Spencer
L. B. Lindquist
John G. Manuel
R. W. Kemper
A.M. Smith
Richard Thomas
N. Baker
Frank Murphy
M. G. Mill
M. G. Kellett
Death of notable Butte horseman Cameron in Denver
Word arrived in Butte yesterday of the death in Denver of Duncan Cameron a long time figure in local horse racing and social circles who had moved to Denver several years ago. The notice also lists various ads for sales and local businesses including furniture hardware undertaker services and music at a Woman's club dance.
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Butte
Denver
Duncan Cameron
Cameron
Purchase a Site for New Telephone Exchange
Bozeman on July 25 reports the Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company bought from James E. Martin and wife a 25 by 97 1 2 foot lot on North Tracy avenue opposite the old Avant Courier office. The site will host the planned new telephone exchange to be erected soon. Schlitz Atlas brew at The Corner.
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Standard
Bozeman
Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Company
James E. Martin
Tracy Avenue
Avant- Courier
Flour and grain price report with receipts and shipments
Cash quotations show spring wheat at 1.04 to 1.10 for No 2, red No 3. Oats at 31% to 32% and corn at 47 to 54. Filleg yellow No 2, oats and flax seed listed with prices. Receipts and shipments figures include flour barrels 7 600 and 16, wheat bushels 15 000 and 23 000, corn 398 000 and 278 500, oats 225 800 and 225 900, barley 26 000 and 3 700. Lard and pork prices noted for market.
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Northwestern
South Omaha Market Totals July Cattle Hogs Sheep
South Omaha receipts 4000 cattle slow to steady with steers 5.00 to 6.50, cows 0.75 to 4.50, western steers 3.25 to 4.50, Texas steers 2.75 to 3.75, stockers 20 to 38, calves 3.80 to 5.60. hogs 7000 receipts market 5 to 10 cents higher, heavies 5.00 to 5.55, lights 5.55 to 6.0, pigs 4.50 to 5.50. sheep 4000 receipts market 10 cents lower, westerns 4.55 to 5.30, wethers 1.40 to 4.85, ewes 4.0 to 4.40, lambs 6.44 to 7.0.
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South Omaha
Texas
Chicago Market Cattle Hogs and Sheep Prices Reported
Cattle receipts 4000, good to prime steers 5.15 to 5.85, cows 2.50 to 5.60, Texas steers 5. Wet hog receipts 12000, market higher, mixed and butchers 5.40 to 5.95, light 5.46 to 6.05, bulk 5.65 to 6.90. Sheep receipts 22000, wethers 4.30 to 5.50, native lambs 5.50 to 7. Western sheep 4.75 to 5.25.
Cattle and Hog Prices Move in Steady Kansas Market
Kansas City market notes show cattle receipts near 9000 with prices for native steers 4 45 to 4 50, cows and heifers up to 4 25, bulls to 4 25, calves up to 8 4.75, western fed steers 3 75 to 5 25, cows 2 75 to 4 25. Hog receipts around 8000 with bulk sales 5 60 to 5 75, heavy hogs 5 05 to 5 65, pigs 6 60 to 13 71. Sheep receipts 5000 with muttons 4 75 to 5 50, lambs 5 25 to 7, wethers 4 75 to 5 0, ewes 1 25 to 4 50.
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Kansas City
Wool Market Shows Strength in Men's Wear Greed
Boston reports strength in the wool market as better spring woolens open with satisfactory sales. Despite large current demand, prices are not expected to fall soon and the trend is seen as upward.
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Boston
Regional Wool Prices Move Moderately Despite Firm Demand
Territory wools show steady movement with firm foreign wool. Idaho ranges from 21 to 24 cents for various grades, Utah and Nevada from 27 to 29 cents, Montana listed with fine choice and staple categories from 25 to 30 cents.
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Idaho
Utah
Nevada
Montana
Bozeman School Bonds Sold At Premium
The Bozeman school board sold $21 000 in bonds for the new south side building and other improvements to Mason Lewis Co of Chicago as the highest bidders at 4 percent. They will furnish bond forms and pay a premium of $503 plus interest accruing before transfer.
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The
Standard
Bozeman
New South Side
Mason, Lewis & Co
Chicago
Belgrade Youth Killed Riding Horse
Fred Waterman aged 18, son of a prominent local resident, was thrown from his horse near Belgrade about 7 pm. He suffered four broken ribs and severe internal injuries and remained unconscious at midnight, with hopes of recovery fading.
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The
Standard
Belgrade
Fred Waterman
Plans for Billings Y M C A Building Approved
Plans for a new Y M C A building in Billings were approved by directors. Subscriptions total $29,000 with $11,000 more needed before construction, with the project cost expected around $50,000.
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The
Standard
Billings
Sons of Hermann Picnic Shines Despite Storm
The annual Sons of Hermann picnic at McLeod's Park in Livingston July 25 drew large crowds. A severe thunderstorm interrupted the afternoon but by evening the sky cleared and the event was described as the most successful picnic in the city.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Sons of Hermann
McLeod's Park
Park County Teachers Institute Dates Set
Livingston reports the Park County teachers institute will meet on September 28 29 and 30 with W E F Harmon state superintendent of public instruction setting the dates.
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Standard
Livingston
Park County Teachers’ Institute
W. E F. Harmon
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Lee Hoppe Very Ill in St Luke's Hospital
Livingston reports typhoid illness of Lee Hoppe continues to cause concern after several weeks. Hoppe, a well known state figure, remains hospitalized at St Luke's.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Lee Hoppe
St. Luke's Hospital
Hoppe
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