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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1902

Page

10

Montana Jockey Club Opens First Race at 3 P M

The Montana Jockey Club schedules the first race at 3 PM with streetcar direct to the track. Columbia Garden cars will transfer and admission is $1 with ladies admitted free. Officials listed include Hugh J. Wilson president Lew Prank secretary Joseph A Murphy presiding judge and Ralph Tozer associate judge.

Columbia Garden Cars Hugh J. Wilson Lew Prank Joseph A. Murphy Ralph F1. Tozer

Poorer Class Racing Day Fails to Draw Crowds

A weak attendance marked yesterday’s racing card with six races all run after 6 pm. Jack Richelieu Jr led in the fourth, winning by a length as bets paid at 9 to 1. Strageter and Flourish led early home in multiple events with tight finishes. Tuberville, Queen T, and other runners featured in listed heats, while wagers on favorites lingered and several horses faced mounting scrutiny for unsatisfactory riding.

Jack Richelieu, Jr Valencienne Queen T Tuberville Wilsons Rammanse Dennison Joe Kane Collay Sir Claus Nora Sto Maggie D Fin'sha Flourish Ted Taree Maid Enider & Co Watcott Prince Royal Milly Moore Davie J.C Sweet the Gaffer Howson Frank Pearce Turdock Mr Robinson Castine William F Chinook Silly Moore Katie Walcott Ienethe Tine M. Harley Lizzie Rice Leora P. Sheridan Campbell Br. F Walker Tan Tielle Reed Lizgie Rice Foing Presenta- Hon Quick Jack Riehe Jack Richelieu Tna Kelly George Sheldon’. x. Bulgarian Ie MteDonaldy JM Cranes Burke Boxeman Vaiendenines Cusiton Sniy Morunt Jim Roseman Hehelion Atret W. Boseck Sir Movived Redatte Roe Mero Wales Coffey Goldone Lake Mill Aino Tan Beak Woods Roy King Minola Holcomb & McKennes Mets Lewin F'Rinehart Tommy Tucker

Playing Ball in Court in Baltimore Baseball Case

Baltimore July 4 The Baltimore American League base ball club faces legal trouble as Judge Henry Dy signed an order requiring cause to be shown by July next. Receiver to be appointed is prayed. Johnson’s attorney filed an answer later denying the allegations and claiming Mr Johnston Teas ny as owner of the Baltimore club.

Baltimore Setere Reeine Oeank Joel Teague

Kenwood players win Western tennis doubles title

Kreigh Colling and J H Waidner of Ken Wood tennis club defeated Little and Alexander 6-0 6-2 to claim the Western championship in doubles at Kenwood Country Club. In New York a boxing conference set James J Corbett as referee for the August 2 featherweight bout between Corbett and Tim Young.

Chicago Kreigh Colling J. H. Waidner Ken Wood Kenwood Country Club Collins Joiner Little Alexander New York Sam Harris Terry McGovern Young Corbett James Corbett London Tim Hurst Harris James J. Corbett Denver

Cunningham Released and Fisher to Officiate U S Western League

Umpire Bert Cunningham has been released and Chauncey Fisher, former Chicago pitcher, will umpire the Portland game between Helena and Portland. Protests by Metena and Spokane prompted the directors in Spokane to decide the release. Fisher returns from California after a stint with Chicago under Comiskey, noted as a fine player in his day.

Seattle Bert Cunningham Chauncey Fisher Portland Toomorrow Helena Portland Metena Spokane Cunningham Fisher Chicago Comiskey Vox California

Inquiry on quoted Cubans seeks accuracy in press record

Ti fret pressed the doctor for accuracy of the quotation reflecting on Cubans, but complained the consul general's criticism remains. The papers are before the president at Oyster Bay, with action expected soon, possibly recalling the consul general or transferring him to another post if a suitable post is found.

Oyster Bay

Rosehill Mission to Marcus Island Alarms Tokio Officials

A cablegram from Minister Buck in Tokyo reports the Japanese foreign affairs minister relayed that a naval vessel would depart for Marcus Island to receive a letter from Rosehill. The aim is to avoid violence and international incidents, with hopes diplomacy can resolve the issue. Captain Rosehill had sailed from Honolulu for Marcus Island around July 1, making contact possible or already underway.

Washington Buck Tokio Mar=ous Island Foreign Office Captainone Department Fim Marcus Island Rosehill Honolulu Marcus Tand

Watseka Triumph Over Symons In One Sided Baseball

Watseka defeated Symons 20 to 2 on a Rochester field, with Carney and Porvalley strong on the mound. Arch ie and Sampson led Watseka at bat as Johnson added runs, while Sampson pitched well despite limited support. The crowd included locals from Rochester, Watseka, Silver Star and Twin Bridges. Next, Watseka visits Butte to face Columbia Electrics at Co h Kurdens. A Seattle note reports a large shipment from Nome and St Michael aboard the steamship Roanoke, including Gipascenzis and notable officers. In theater news, Jacob Litt of New York acquires McVicker's Theatre from leased status.

Watseka Symons Tutte Rochester Silver Star Twin Bridges Loowe Symons Tam Butte Boys Carney Porvalley Archie Wat Seattle Roanoke Nome St. Michael Gipascenzis Noyes

Braga May Be Recalled.

Washington report states that the Cuban government took a bolder step in General Hrage's care than previously known, suggesting possible recall actions.

Braga Washington Hrage

Commission Brokers Fail In New York City

New York July 2 The firm of Cumming and Stockbridge import and export commission brokers was assigned today with liabilities exceeding 500 though assets will be known after a books examination. The suspension follows the maturing acceptances drawn by M Duran Co Havana, a firm linked to Havana. The associates hold extensive connections in France and Germany and act as local agents for the Comstock Steamship Company.

New York Cumming & Stockbridge Centravana M. Duran & Co Duran Havana Ana France Germany Comstock Steamship Company

Dammed Up Irrigation Ditch Sparks Complaint Near Billings

Special Dispatch reports in Justice Fraser's court a complaint filed by F. W. Shauer against Halliwell a well known resident west of the city. Shauer says Halliwell dammed an irrigation ditch owned by the plaintiff and refused to remove it. An arrest warrant was issued for Halliwell. The parties reside about 17 miles west of Billings.

The Standard Billings Doom Halliwell Cty Fraser F. W. Shauer Shauer Halliwell Bile Tings

De Windt Reports Feasible East West Railway Link via Siberia

London Daily Express reporter Harry De Windt completed a perilous overland segment from Paris to New York inspired by Alfred J. Pearson’s magazine project. He described crossing Siberia along the Lena River, noting hardships hunger and cold faced by his four man party. The journey revealed many northern settlements famine and disease among natives, with occasional signs of progress and caution about future travels.

Ts Ing Siberia Harry de Windt London Daily Express de Windt de Clingeramage Harding Alfred J. Pearson Pearson's Paris New York de Windth Asia Lena Cane Bering Strate

Arctic Expedition Reflections On Famine Strain And Rail Route Hopes

A speaker recalls famine thinning reindeer and travel by post stations along a difficult Arctic journey. They describe hardships facing natives, finding food from frozen shores, and the longing for a railway route through mineral lands to the south though navigational ice poses ongoing obstacles.

Hifles Enalble Priva Atering Straits

Roosevelt hosts luncheon aboard Mayflower at Oyster Bay

President Roosevelt with Mrs Roosevelt and family dines on the Mayflower before it sails to Gardiner’s Island for target practice. The ship will be replaced by the Dolphin for summer maneuvers off New London while Admiral Hood arrives from the Philippines for a talk with the president.

Oyster N.Y Roosevelt Roose Mise Allee Sagamore Hill New London Conn Spin North Atlantic McKinley Charles C. Hood United States Infantry San Francisco Philippines Hood Luzon

Guam prisoners to be released under amnesty decree

Washington reports the navy department will notify Guam's Governor of the July amnesty proclamation. Filipino prisoners in Guam will be released to a war department transport bound for the Philippines. An army transport will sail to Manila via Guam, and prisoners who swear allegiance will be sent to the Philippine islands.

Washington Navy Department Guam Cresitene War Department Traport Philippines Manila United Stites Philippine Islands

Rest Afterward London Plans Royal Balmoral Stay

Soon after the coronation the king and queen will travel to Balmoral Castle and remain there for a few weeks, with plans announced for a lengthy royal retreat commencing in August.

London Balmoral Caatle

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