Butte Moose Team Edged By Dillon In Tight Nine
In a close nine inning game Dillon defeated Butte 6 to 4 as Jenkins for Butte faltered in the ninth allowing four runs. Dillon pitcher Collins struck out 10, while Dillon stole home once on Seifert. Next Sunday the teams meet again in Butte.
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Seifert
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Butte
Collins
Hutte
Sheridan
Dillon Jack Rabbits
la Croix
Butte Union Association
Richards Paw
E.R. Acktey
Ripley
Idaho
Jackson
Tutte
Dion
Vernon and Oakland Split Doubleheader in Vernon Meeting
In San Francisco on July 2 the Pacific Coast League doubleheader ended with Vernon and Oakland each taking one game. Morning play featured Brackenridge weakening Vernon in the sixth, allowing two runs, while the afternoon saw Vernon rally in the eighth as Oakland led. Batteries and lineups included Brackenridge Gray Age new Olmstead Gregory Rohrer Raleigh Carson Agnew Ables.
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Oakland
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Brackenridge
Gray
Age New
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Ables
Los Angeles Takes Doubleheader Over San Francisco
In Los Angeles two games secured the sweep over San Francisco. Halla pitched in the morning and allowed one run while Nagle shut down the northmen. Afternoon contest saw Wayne and San Francisco manage only one safe hit. Batteries Hahn Brook Tanner Berry Schmit RHE. Portland’s Klawitter held Sacramento to three hits and no runs. Errors and a passed ball produced two Portland runs. A brawl led to O Rourke being ejected for fighting after the sixth inning. Comet by Lewis Ireland in the sixth.
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San Franciscans
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Tanner
Berry
Schmit
Rhe
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Twin Bridges Rout Whitehall In Hard Fought Win
Twin Bridges beat Whitehall 8 to 2 in a tightly contested game. Key players include Jones, Turnquist, Brown, Thatcher and Kentfield driving runs. Whitehall struggled with timely hits and saw Huber and Wolverton hold the line after early attempts.
Montana maid among new type of chorus girls
Mr Charles Frohman announces a shift in chorus girl type for musical comedy on the Great White Way. Chorus members protest a conspiracy to keep the traditional style, naming new arrivals from diverse places including Miss Violet Harty Bradford Miss Burton Toronto Miss Geraldine Taylor and Miss Burr California. A bizarre detour describes an observer noting weak body defenses and a dead flock member weighing eight kilograms.
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New York
Neve
Ann
Frohman
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Miss Burton
Bradford
Mass
South
Geraldine Taylor
Miss Flint
California
Miss Burr
Rose
Toronto
Miss Sewell
Old England
Vxanda
Baseball game brief at Twin Bridges field
Jones 2 and Thatener Peterson Turnquist E Noble and E Woll provided hits including two base hits by Brown Kentfield Cassell McCall Bentley and Brown two hits by Woll. Stolen bases by Kentfield and Cassell and Brown. Hit by pitch Kentfield Woll Bentl ey. First base on Kentfield off Bentley. Struck out Kentfield Woll Th Woll. Passed balls Woll. Left on bases Twin Bridges 6 Whitehall. Time of game two hours. Umpire Forvilly.
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Clark
Es Jackson
Welty
Martman
Barry
Pease
Stahl
Moos Butt
Gathers
Sehimpe
Steck
Downs
O Monran
Mecall
Gunn
Jenking
Martin O
Pas
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Moose
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Bentley
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Brown
Jones
Tnice
Thatcher
Noble
Rentfeld
Seyfer
Peterson
Jone
Turnouist
Marsh
Whitehall
Rentaeld
Husher
Cassell
Twin Bridges
Sevier
Eld
Turnquist
Hoffron
Kenfield
H. Woll
Fel
H. Huber
FE. Woll
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McCall
Wolverton
E. Noble
Neta
Tarnquist
Kent
Thatener
E. Woll
Kentfie
Woll
Kentfield
Seyler
Whitehal
Forvilly
Governor Colquitt Leads In Texas Primaries
Dallas July 2 with about two thirds of the vote cast in yesterday's democratic primary Colquitt maintains a lead of about 5000 over his rival James Ramsey for the gubernatorial nomination. Congressman Morris Sheppard's lead for United States senate has grown to a majority of 13000 over all competitors.
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Texas
Colquitt
James Ramsey
Morris Sheppard
United States
Mystery Portlans man dies after mysterious injuries
A Portlanse man named Adam Baker died from injuries believed sustained in a mysterious incident. Police seek an unknown man who allegedly brought him to a county hospital in a large touring car while he was unconscious before daylight.
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Pollee
Adam Baker
Fashion Rules Blur As Women Break With Tradition
A vivid letter discusses fashion shifting away from rigid norms. It notes women at a recent race meeting wearing extreme skirts and hats, with some embracing tight skirts and others puffed styles, reflecting changing public attitudes toward female presentation in society.
Miss Kenney Responds To Fawcett Protest On Militant Tactics
Ess AnonE FENNEL writes that Miss Annie Kenney, acting leader of the English suffrage movement in Mrs Pankhurst’s absence, replies to Mrs Fawcett’s July protest against militant tactics. Kenney condemns quenching the militant spirit and accuses government treachery.
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Jethick Lawrence
Votes For Women
Henry Fawcett
National Union of Women's Suffrage Societies
Women's Social and Political Union
England
Taft Delegates Win In Washington Contests At National Meet
The Washington credentials dispute centered on Taft delegates in King county and the call of the national convention. Taft supporters gained a majority in Fourth district. disputes over primary versus direct selection and city redistricting raised questions on authority. The credentials committee and White House rebutted claims of pre prepared reports, noting 15 days of hearings and a largely unanimous committee result.
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Pres
Washington
Taft
King County
Seattle
Roosevelt
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Uyese
Everest
Tree
White House
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Credentials Committee
National Committee
Indiana
Cams
Ahoud Ben
Te Committee
Uach
Montana Standard Previews Tariff Battle In Presidential Year
The Montana Standard notes tariffs will be a live, hard-fought issue in the presidential year. The paper encourages readers to stay informed on current political events and offers subscriptions at $1 per month for daily and Sunday delivery by carrier or mail nationwide.
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Montana
Daily
Sunday Standard
United States
Canada
Mexico
The Yellow Glow Massage Beliefs in Chinese Women
A brief note discusses the belief that Chinese women's fine complexions stem from early life massage. The article offers a sensational, period-tinged view without medical detail or modern context.
Chinatown crowds honor Gen Lan Tien Wet in Manchuria victory
In solemn ceremony Chinatown residents filled with high collars and frock coats to honor General Lan Tien Wet who led revolutionary armies in Manchuria and the three children of a local doctor who will start preparatory studies.
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Lan Tien Wet
WEO
Manchuria
Anaconda Party Members Escape Car Accident
Mr and Mrs Zollman and Mrs Swartz with her son Joe of Angella narrowly escaped a fatal motor accident near Butte. The car overturned, the boy was thrown clear, Mrs Zollman suffered a fractured arm, Swartz bruised, and Mrs Zollman’s windshield damaged. They were taken to Butte for treatment as county road improvements begin nearby.
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Aa Zollman
Me Swartz
Me Zellman
Th Sutton
Bart Kellar
Butte
Zollman
Murray Hospital
Smuggling Chinese Into the United States Exposed
An article from the San Francisco Union discloses methods used to smuggle Chinese migrants into America. It describes smugglers signing papers to repay advances in monthly installments, using wages from labor to cover costs, and arranging residence as the boats involved in the enterprise return a commission to the smugglers, with forced long terms of work sometimes reaching six years.
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Shooting Scene Described In Outing Report
A fragmented OCR item references rapid ring shots, a firearm, and gun handling. It mentions a tense moment with a trigger and warnings about alignment, grip, and drawing back the hammer. The passage hints at a dance of movement and a final read on aim under stress.
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Ieger
Pal Shetavn
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