Broad Reaches Butte for Training Ahead of Herrera Fight
Parson Davies says Broad in great condition for the May clash at the Broadway theater. He and manager Davies arrive in Butte aboard the Northern Pacific and will train at Nine Mile house after a photo session. Ongoing preparations include arena construction at the old ball park to seat 6 000 to 7 000 as Britt and O Keefe also prepare for Miners Union day bouts.
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Nolan
Athletic Club
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Butte
Windy City
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Tread
Davies
Butte Hotel
Biddy Bishop
Parson Davies
Benny Yanger
Parson
Snyder
Mowatt
Major Violet
Sullivan-Kilrain
Yanger
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Willie
Howard Opie
Missoula News Highlights Opera Ambition and City Work
A erratic Count Agrenoff arrives in Missoula vowing to build an opera house and a home here after a Chicago wedding. The city faces police claims, curfew changes, and park improvements as the new administration cleans up.
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Missoula
Agreneff
Butte
Chicago
Une
Miss Foster
Agrenoff
Russia
Count
Western Montana Farmers Optimistic Over Good Crops
Missoula reports rapid crop growth as warm days and a wet spell accelerate vegetation. Despite May's discouraging weather and no frosts, trees grain and grass surged, prompting forecasts of large yields across farming sectors.
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Missoula
Montana
Petition for letters of administration on Hugh Monaghan estate
In Missoula on June 3 petition filed in probate court by D. E. Monaghan seeking letters of administration for Hugh Monaghan who was killed by lightning on his Plains ranch. The estate includes 200 acres valued at 2800 dollars and farm machinery valued at 1200 dollars.
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Missoula
D. E. Monaghan
Hugh Monaghan
Plains
Cement Construction Company Incorporation Filed in Missoula
Missoula on June 3 reports the Cement Construction company filed articles of incorporation with the county clerk. The firm will construct and lay cement walls and sewer pipes with a capitalization of 15000 dollars, of which 2500 dollars is subscribed. Five directors are Henry F. Kirkeby J Peeher John A. Beebe H Beacom and E K Walden.
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Missoula
Cement Construction Company
Walla
Henry F. Kirkeby
J. Peeher
John A. Beebe
H. Beacom
EK. A. Walden
Invitation line at Standard office for affordable stylish wedding cards
Readers are invited to call at the Standard office to view a new line of wedding invitation samples offered at reasonable prices. The shop promises to cater to discerning tastes with fresh designs for couples planning their nuptials.
Missoula Notes Highlight Weddings And Local Doings
Mis soula notes report Daniel Arms back from Butte and Col M Crutchfield returning to Hamilton. Polly Wilkinson 10 is seriously ill with diphtheria. Bets on expanding city limits south. June brides compare favorably with roses. B B Kenton buys Smith ranch for 5200. High water and weddings dominate local amusements. Fred Krause to be best man at a forthcoming wedding.
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Butte
M. Crutchfield
Hamilton
Missoula
B. Kenton
Smith Ranch
O'Brien Creek
Fayette Harrington
John Lynch
Coeur d'Alene
Fred . Krause
Walker-sephimal- Hansen
Japan and Russia May Engage in War
From Victoria June 3 the Rio Jan Maru brings news of rising tension between Japan and Russia. Russian tactics in Korea, large Russian forces in Manchuria, and Port Arthur’s fortified camps raise the risk of conflict. War likely if sparks ignite amid disputed provinces, with Manchuria and Liaotung as focal points.
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Victoria
B. C
Orient
North China Daily News
Japan
Korea
Shanghai
Russia
Manchuria
Port Arthur
Roach Rejoins Butte Team After Long Hiatus
Mitchel Roach arrived in town to rejoin the Butte lineup and help defend the pennant. The veteran player had spent time coaching the Ann Arbor college squad and returns in fine form ready to challenge McCloskey’s team next week.
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Mitchel Roach
Butte
Roach
Buttes
Ann Arbor College
McCloskey
Immesty Granted Tlavaha Senate Vote
A fragmented historical clipping notes a Senate vote granting a request or measure related to Tlavaha during June with unclear details and wording. The brief item references a legislative action and a formal decision by the upper chamber.
Bill Amnesty Links Arrestees in Cigar Strike Disturbances
The cabinet approved 4 bi weekly mail service to the Isle of Pines as part of measures after the November cigar makers strike. All those arrested in connection with the fatal disturbances are subject to amnesty.
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Isle Pines
Ambassador Choate Calls on Officials After Bug Rope Visit
Ambassador Choate recently returned from Bug rope and visited the State Department the day after paying respects to Mary Hay. He then met General Foster and counsel for eight states before the Alaska commission. The conference, lasting hours, discussed personnel matters for the attaches commission and rules for the London meeting in September.
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Washington
Choate
Bugrope
State Department
Mary Hay
General Foster
M. Dickinson
DP Watson
Alaska
Londem
Government Aid Set for Sufferers Name Changes
Government funds will aid sufferers with ration shipments arranged by official order. Secretary directs Officer McPherson to Galneeville to supervise distribution of emergency supplies.
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