Cuticura Remedies Credited With Eczema Cure
Mrs. T. W. Hyde of Essex describes a severe eczema outbreak in her daughter Adelaide lasting four months. After two doctors failed, Cuticura Soap Ointment and Pills were used and the condition improved rapidly with hair regrowth and relief from pain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adelaide
T. W. Hyde
Ongar Brentwood
Essex
England
Sk Cours
Capea Fold
Fetter Drug & Chem
Mass
Bree
Catia
Pinkola Wins Latonia Derby by Length Over Czar
Pinkola a chestnut gelding owned by W H Fizer won the Latonia Derby in Cincinnati by a length over Czar with Or dono third. The race featured Honest W W T Overton Sir Cleges Keep Moving fading to last as Pinkola held on despite Czar’s late challenge.
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Cincinnati
Pinkola
W. H. Fizer
Czar
Ordono
Pink Coat
Sir Cleges
W. T. Overton
Honest
Keep Moving
Paris
Wool Sandals
al Muller
Deuce
Apache
John Louis
Bucket Brigade
W. A. Leach
von Buelow
Minder
Martin
Pickens
Show
Anne McGee
Ethelda
Alice
Miss Alert
Covolo
Miss Alice
Trance and Bayonet Lead Gravesend Card Winners
Results from Gravesend on June 2 list winners in six races. Trance wins five furlongs with Melissa second and Top Note third in 1 0 0 3? Time noted. Bayonet captures the two mile steeplechase with King Castle second and Jimmy Lane third in 3 56. McCarter tops six furlongs, Tom McGrath second and Don Darique third in 1 09 5. Royal Tourist wins the mile and a sixteenth with Live Wire second and Robert Cooper third in 1 46 2 5. Grania takes five and a half furlongs with Ruble second and Home Run third in 1 08 3 5. Home Again wins the mile and a sixteenth with Yorkville Beau second and Troublesome third in 1 48.
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Gravesend
Trance
Melissa
King Castle
Jimmy Lane
McCarter
Tom McGrath
Don Darique
Royal Tourist
Live Wire
Robert Cooper
Grania
Home Again
Yorkville Beau
Oakland Track Results June First Race Six Furlongs Husky Wins
Oakland June 2 results show Husky winning the six furlongs first race with Billy Myer second and Boas third in 1:14 1-5. Bell of Brass takes the four and a half furlongs second Mabel Fountain third in :54 3-5. Nett ing wins the mile and a quarter with Guards second and Fair Fagot third in 2:07 2-5. Tommy Ahearn wins the mile and 20 yards with Bye Bye II second and College Widow third in 1:40 3-5. Max tress wins the mile and 70 yards with Cobleskill second and May Bow dish third in 1:45 1-5. The Sultan wins the mile and 70 yards with Nettie Bumpo second and Edsecoporr Sultan third in 1:41 1-5.
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Oakland
Husky
Billy Myer
Boas
Bell of Brass
Mabel Fountain
Novgorod
Netting
Guards
Fair Fagot
Tommy Ahearn
College Widow
Maxtress
Cobleskill
May Bowdish
the Sultan
Neie Bumnd
Edsecoporr Sultan
Nettie Bumpo
Ed Davis
Horse Races Report From a Multi-Race Card
Weather clear track fast. First race three quarters of a mile with Tawasentha and Black Mate among top entries. Second race four and a half furlongs features Lee Rose and Horace H. in a close purse event. Third race Futurity course lists Fred Bent and Preen as leading sellers. Fourth race mile and an eighth shows Johnny Lyons and Massa as top weights. Fifth race mile and a sixteenth selling includes Mill Song and Standover. Sixth race mile and a sixteenth selling lists Eckersall and Benvollc as favorites.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edwin T. Fryer
J. C. Clem
Janeta
Boggs
Benvollc
Mendon
Blue Eyes
George Kilbourn
Fastoso
Lady Kitty
Follie L
Racing entries and purses for a multi race card
A list of horses and entrants by race includes selling and purse categories for second, third, fourth, fifth and sixth races with entries such as Dora Neff Joe Moser Bitter Miss Mary Talbot Lady Orion Meadow Breeze Olambala Red Cloud and Lady Leota along with assigned prices and weights for each animal and rider. The record catalogues entrants and purses across six races including a steeplechase short course and measures weights in pounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dora Neff
Joe Moser
Bitter Miss
Ben Lane
Mary Talbot
Lady Orion
Lady Carol
Billie Vertress
Canopian
Deacon
Meada
Meadow Breeze
Timhurst
Merrick
Mique O'Brien
Silver C
Tuscan
Footloose
Richard Reid
Ned Carmack
Mad Rose
Olambala
Red Cloud
Fulford
Billy C
Thonogen
Rock’ Castle
Dr. Fizz
Don Trent
Lavella
Don Dolly
And
Charfield
Gerst
Harlequin
Coal Black Lady
Serenade
Icaria
Ironbound
Fair Messenger
Alice Baird
Lizzie Moore
Lady Leota
Mrs. Sewall
Miss Lila
Local Names Appearing in OCR Fragment
Readable items include Joe Coyle George Young Warner Griswell Bottles Plantland and numbered references 105 107 110 110 114. The fragment offers no clear event or context beyond these named entities and codes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Coyle
George Young
Warner Griswell
Bottles
Plantland
Many Go East and West on Low Excursion Rates
Butte residents take advantage of cheap trips east and west as rail washouts slow northern lines. Listed travelers include G I Sullivan Denver R A Lilly Denver W A Henderson New York R A Campbell New York and many others from Chicago, Kansas City, St. Louis, Omaha, San Francisco, Los Angeles and Ione.
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Butte
Union Pacific
Rio Grande
G. I. Sullivan
Denver
R. A. Lilly
W. A. Henderson
New York
R. A. Campbell
William Tweedie
Chicago
F. C. Lincoln
Boston
Katherine McCloud
Maggie Hester
St. Louis
Addie M. Murphy
Kansas City
Jessie Murphy
R. C. Ross
Bevier, Mo
M. Reynolds
J. D. Rolstin
E. G. High
H. E. Bailey
Omaha
B. O. Tilburn
Albert E. Tilburn
J. A. Boull
A. F E. Eisenstadt
E. H. Sherman
T. J. Casey
Balloon Chicago lands safely near Clear Lake after 11 hour flight
The balloon Chicago, from Quincy Illinois, landed six miles west of Clear Lake South Dakota at 5 this morning after a rainstorm. No injuries and minimal damage. Passengers included Charles A. Coey Captain Bumbaugh and C H Leichliter. Flight lasted 11 hours at an average 75 mph with a 1500 foot drop in one minute.
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Clear Lake
S. D
Chicago
Quincy
Til
Charles A. Coey
Bumbaugh
C. H. Leichliter
Kirksville
Death of Albert Norton Pioneer of Alder Gulch
Albert Norton, pioneer of Alder gulch, died suddenly at the Valley hotel in Ruby near here at noon. He was sixty and had lived in the Madison valley for the last half of his life. His Laurin ranch is noted. Born in Leslie Michigan he leaves a sister there and another sister Frances E Norton in Rehobath Church Virginia. Funeral arrangements await word from his sisters.
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Virginia City
Albert Norton
Alder Gulch
Valley Hotel
Ruby
Here
Norton
Madison Valley
Laurin
Leslie
Mich
Frances E. Norton
Rehobath Church
Ewry Set to Try Out for Olympic Team
Ray Ewry the former Athens Olympic champion plans to enter the Philadelphia tryouts. The New York A C and national records holder for standing jumps is expected to win the hop, step and jump and likely contend in the high jump as the team gathers to face top international rivals.
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Ray Ewry
New York
America
New York A. C
Athens
Philadelphia
Ewry
Amateur Athletic Union
Halpin
England
Great English Derby To Be Run Tomorrow At Epsom
London June 2 The Great English Derby will be run tomorrow at Epsom for 6500 sovereigns in cash. The field is described as the most open in 30 years with at least one horse having an equal chance of victory. King Edward's Peirver is a leading drawing card. Two American entries Norman III owned by August Belmont and Seasick Sr owned by W K Vanderbilt figure prominently with substantial American and French support.
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London
Epsom
King Edward
Peirver
Norman III
August Belmont
Seasick Sr
W. K. Vanderbilt
Barney Oldfield Quits Racing After Last Accident
Bar ney Oldfield declares last Sunday night's crash ended his racing career. He has taken a chauffeur job for H W Whipple of Andover, who owns a 30 horsepower car and likely travels no faster than 30 miles per hour. Oldfield has canceled all race engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barney Oldfield
Lowell
Mass
Oldfield
H. W. Whipple
Andover
Sergeant John Nihill Buried With Military Honors
New York June 2 Sergeant John Nihill of Whitestone a Civil War and Indian War veteran and reportedly the only enlisted man in the U S army admitted to membership in the Loyal Legions was buried yesterday with military honors A detachment of soldiers from Port Totten Willets Point acted as escorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
John Nihill
Whitestone
United States Army
Loyal Legions
Port Totten
Willets Point
Ta comas Hold Up May Get In Today
A Northwestern league baseball game may occur today at Columbia Gardens if the Tacoma Tigers reach Drummond. Butte Giants practiced. passengers on the Northern Pacific line from Drummond are delayed but expected to arrive by morning, weather permitting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia Gardens
Tacoma Tigers
Drummond
Emma Goldman
Butte Giants
Northern Pacific Railway
Butte
Clevelands mark twenty second wedding anniversary
Princeton New Jersey June 2 The twenty second wedding anniversary of former President and Mrs Grover Cleveland was quietly celebrated at their home here today A wedding cake was presented to the Clevelands by Princeton friends Mr Cleveland is reported to be progressing well though he has not yet taken his accustomed afternoon drive about Princeton
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Princeton
N. J
Grover Cleveland
Cleveland
Mexican government cautious on Yaqui peace claim
Mexico City reports that the government says any assertion that peace with the Yaqui Indians and the federal government has been declared is premature, echoing earlier dispatches. The stance emphasizes caution despite ongoing discussions.
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Mexico City
Heaviest Rain of Season Drains Verdigris River Threatens Flood
Independence Kansas reports the heaviest rain of the season with the Verdigris River rising 28 inches per hour. Flood risk escalates as banks threaten to breach, signaling likely heavy damage to nearby areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independence
Kan
Trial Faces Dauphin Court Ruling In Harrisburg
Harrisburg June 2. The Dauphin county court today overruled a motion in a case of public interest, setting the stage for continued proceedings. Details remain sketchy as the court adjourned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Dauphin County Court
Five Defendants Seek Case Transfer in Capitol Contract Conspiracy
Attorneys for the five defendants charged with conspiracy to defraud the state over the metallic furniture contract for the new capitol were forced to proceed after a motion to take the case from the jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capitol
Attempted Burglary at Riverside Ends With Arrests Near Bonner
Four men are in custody after a failed burglary at the Johnson store near Bonner. Deputy Hart woke, alerted neighbors, and pursued the thieves. One man, naming himself Jack Hughes, was shot in the leg but not seriously injured. Three others were captured. suspects Ed Murphy, Jack Williams, and Frank Hughes.
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The
Standard
Missoula
Johnson
Riverside
Bonner
Hart
Jack Hughes
Ed Murphy
Jack Williams
Frank Hughes
Campbell
McDonald
Lynch Heads of Printers Union Officials Elected
Indianapolis announces the official count for the International Typographical Union officers. President James M. Lynch of Syracuse leads with 21,086 votes, defeating H S Hudspeth of New Orleans who earns 13,61. Other officers include J W Hays Minneapolis secretary treasurer J W Bramwood Denver home agent and delegates to the American Federation of Labor Frank Morrison Chicago Max Hayes Cleveland Hugh Stevenson Toronto T W McCullough Omaha trustees Anna C Wilson Washington DC L Shepard Grand Rapids Thomas McCafferey Colorado Springs.
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Indianapolis
Ind
International Typographical Union
James M. Lynch
Syracuse
N. Y
J. W. Hays
Minneapolis
J. W Bramwood
Denver
Agent Union Printers’ Home
George P. Nichols
Baltimore
American Federation of Labor
Frank Morrison
Chicago
Max 8. Hayes
Cleveland
Hugh Stevenson
Toronto
Ontario
T. W. McCullough
Omaha
Trustees Union Printers’ Home
Anna C. Wilson
Washington, DC. C
L. ©. Shepard
Grand Rapids
Mich
Thomas McCafferey
Colorado Springs
Lynch
H.S. Hudspeth
New Orleans
Head of Eastern Concern Wanted by Authorities
Washington dispatch says the state department seeks arrest and extradition of F. G Bailey president of the Export Shipping company of New Jersey on charges of secreting and withholding goods from the receiver. Bailey is reportedly aboard the steamer Goldboro in Honduran waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
F. G Bailey
Export Shipping Company of
New Jersey
Bailey
Goldboro
Hawaiian Prince Kawananakoa Dies in San Francisco
Prince Rawan Kawananakoa of Hawaii died of pneumonia at the Hotel Stewart in San Francisco at 5:15 this evening. He was brother of the Hawaiian congressional delegate known as Prince Cupid and nephew of former Queen Liliuokalani.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Prince Rawan Kawananakoa
Hawaii
Cupid” Kawananakoa
Liliuokalani
Stewart
Repairs On Buildings Call For Discussion At Butte Board
Butte school board discussed repairs and alterations for Jefferson and Garfield buildings. Plans for underpinning and ground-sinking damage at Jefferson total about 10 dollars with an authorized contract for the work. Garfield repairs estimated at 24 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
O'Brien
Jefferson
Garfield
Manual Training School
Saville and Storm Wed in City Marriage
Orville J. Saville a young attorney and Miss Martha J. Storm were married in the city Monday night. They will leave for Spokane in a few days where Mr. Saville is engaged in practice. Saville is a graduate of Butte high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville J. Saville
Martha J. Storm
Spokane
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Fay
May Queen of the Roses
Mattie Mack
Crawford
Durable
Slyvan Belle
Cygnet
Martius
Albert” Norton
A. F. C. Ginghams
Come
Tun Angrucus
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Onnell
Copenhagen
Connell
Mrs. Cleveland
Driscoll
Melcher
A. W. Wilkinson
Young
Minnie A. Boynton
Saville
Batiste
Coats
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