Butte News Letter Carriers Meet in City Hall
The Butte Letter Carriers union held its monthly meeting at city hall. They elected C. H. Christie as delegate and D. L. Towney as alternate to the national convention in Denver next September. They discussed salary increases, city class designation, and petitioning Washington on pay. Four new carriers were appointed, bringing total delivery staff to 18. A resolution will be prepared for the Business Men's association and labor unions for endorsement.
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Letter Carriers’ Union of
Butte
Letter Carriers
Denver
C. H. Christie
D. L. Towney
Post Office Department
Washington
Centerville
Meaderville
Business Men's Association
Union Plans To Forward Petitions To Department
The union intends to forward their petitions to the department for official consideration. The action signals a formal request process and potential next steps in negotiations.
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Department
Lindsay Leaves Boston & Montana for Esperanza Mining Job
Robert H. Lindsay a two year member of the Boston and Montana Mining engineering force will join the Esperanza Mining company of Mexico City and depart for Mexico in a few days. He leaves behind many friends in Butte who wish him well.
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Robert H. Lindsay
Boston & Montana Mining Company
Esperanza Mining Company
City of
Mexico
Mr. Lindsay
Butte
Sought Counsel at Midnight in Butte Detective Agency
A customer asked if the agency could stay open as late as midnight and was told yes. The manager invited the client to enter any hour, receive counsel, and depart without using work time. The office is at 212 Owsley block, Butte, Montana.
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Owsley Block
Owsley Block Butte, Mont
Bozeman College Field Day Winners Report
In Bozeman at Hoffman track the college field day saw a smaller crowd due to prior postponements. Winners include C D Flaherty in the long sprint events and relays, R Holgate in the half mile run, M Flaherty in hammer throw and shot put, W B Freeman in the 220 yard dash, Lee Williams in pole vault, and Frank Willson in the one mile bicycle race.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Hoffman Track
C. D. Flaherty
Saunders
R. Holgate
R. M. Flaherty
W. RR. Freeman
Frank Willson
Cc. D. Flaherty
Lee Williams
W. B. Freemen
Hailstorm Destroys Fruit and Crops Near Park City
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports a Sunday storm that began as rain and escalated into a severe hailstorm around Park City. Fruit crops were almost stripped from trees, vegetables beaten into the ground, and alfalfa suffered notable damage.
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The
Standard
Columbus
Park City
Fast dogs to run in 24 day open stake at Butte
Butte hosts top coursing dogs next Sunday with Mountain Lion Isis and Laidy Bug among entrants from Colorado and California. Frank Carter resumes judge duties after illness as the 24 day Open stake and two futurity events attract Pacific coast and mountain state owners. Drawing for the stake set for 8:30 p m at Tickell Spargo's. streetcar line upgrades to the coursing park boost crowds.
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West
Pacific Coast
Mountain States
Mountain Lion
Isis
Laidy Bug
Pascal Poe
Pueblo
Colo
New Moon
California
Dexter B
Frisco
W. H. Hocking
Butte Spring
Tom Knight
England
Colorado
Butte
D. J. Donahue
Cripple Creek
Poe
Middle States
Grafton
Nebraska
Jack Wesson
Coursing Park
Tickell & Spargo’s
West Broadway
Pluck and Wyeth Lead Harlem Races in Chicago
Harlen results from Chicago on June 4 show Pluck winning the first race over four and a half furlongs with Farmer Jim second and Top Sail third in :58 5-5. Wyeth took the seven furlongs with Marcos second and Inspector Shea third in 1:34 2-5. Farrell won the steeplechase short course with Dick Furber second and Dagmar third in 1:15 2-85. Stuve won six furlongs as Boney Boy and Harner followed in 1:18 4-5. Pirate's Queen captured seven furlongs with Henry of Pranstamar second and The Mormon third in 1:15 4-5. Satin Coat won the mile and a quarter with Compass second and Russells third in 2:17.
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Chicago
Harlem
Pluck
Farmer Jim
Top Sail
Wyeth
Marcos
Inspector Shea
Farrell
Dick Furber
Dagmar
Stuyve
Boney Boy
Harner
Pirate's Queen
Henry of Pranstamar
the Mormon
Satin Coat
Compass
Russells
Latonia Race Day Results Cincinnati June 4
Latonia results list seven races with winners Faraday Flash of Night Carrie Hope Scottie Firing Line St Hera across six to seven furlongs. Each race shows runner up and third place along with finishing times.
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Flash of Night
Marei Lioness
Lady Philura
Carrie Hope
Cardome E
Tuckapaw
Scottie
Baffled
Glinser
Firing Line
Judge Darnell
Birchwood
St. Hera
Gcone
Rice
Fair grounds results from St. Louis races
June 4 race card at fair grounds lists multiple events. Winners include Jed Layson in five furlongs, Terra incognita in seven, Little Master in ex furlongs, Jordan at a mile and an eighth, Senth Breeze in mile and a quarter, and Censor in seven furlongs with Kitty G second. Times and placements noted for each race.
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St. Louis
Senth Breeze
Delorane
Love's Labor
Censor
Kitty G
Curd Gillock
Smart Set Wins Gravesend High-Weight Handicap
In New York on June 4 at Gravesend, Smart Set won the first race a high-weight handicap over about six furlongs. Eddie Busch finished second and Grail took third in a time of 1:11 15/100.
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New York
Gravesend
Smart Set
Eddie Busch
Grail
Mile and a Sixteenth Second Race Attracts Close Finish
In the selling mile and a sixteenth Second race Ethie led with Jim Tulley close behind Caithness in third. Race three was the two year old handicap five furlongs won by Artvis with Onatus second and Whirler third in 1 00 4 5. The Gassell stakes for three year olds at the mile and sixteenth saw Blue Girl prevail with Par Excellence second and Hanover Queen third in 1 49 8 5. The five furlong selling produced Mackey Dwyer winning, Colonel Tyler second and Makeda third in 1 01 4 5. The mile and 70 yards sixth race ended Hindred first, Courtney second and Goldsby third in 1 45 8 5.
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Ethie
Jim Tulley
Caithness
Artvis
Onatus
Whirler
Blue Girl
Par Excellence
Hanover Queen
Mackey Dwyer
Colonel Tyler
Makeda
Hindred
Courtney
Goldsby
N— Harney
Frank Ireland
Theory
Rival Dare
Lovable
Imp
Layla
Pretorius
Memnon
Alma Girl
Chickadee
Courage
Our Corn
Lampoon
Aurie B
Alice Gary
Laura F. M
Grove Queen
Golden Sceptre
Autolight
Wellesly
Baird
Alard
Greyfeld
Prince of Africa
Hermencia
Prince Blazes
Star Cotton
Prima IT
Digby Bell
Senator Morrison
Josette
Springstead
Florestan
King Dodo
Dobrouck
Mihasa
Illowaho
Moder
Pennant
Mirance
S—B. G. Fox
Farmer Bennett
Carral D
Ben Howard
Cassville
Golden Cottage
Napsack
Reformer
Fernesale
Clonmel
Lord Rodner
Ldl
Ravensbury
Meister- Singer
Charles W. Meyers
Taresinia
Macana
Sweet Clover
Monarka
Water Cure
Remauld
Merito
Hermis
Sadie S
the Regent
Surmise
Colonel Bill
Squire Quinne
I Old Money
Ada May
Miladi Love
Love Note
Mamie Worth
Martie Lewis
Fair Lass
Wannabe
Buster
Willy Wisp
Blue Banner
Pride of Galore
Mamari
Anna Daly
Decameron
Perion
Boisterous
Adecke
Races and Weights for Today’s Card at Track
Morning weights and entries list for six races led by Hillerleim and Senator Morrison with weights from 90 to 114 pounds across selling, maiden, and handicap events. Weather is cloudy with a heavy track as post positions loom for four-furlong sprints and longer routes.
Six Race Card Includes Selling for One Mile Seventeen
The record lists six races with entries in each. Notable runners include Terra Incognito Depo nan Kenova and many others with weights shown. Weather is clear and track fast as the sixth race is a selling event over one mile and one hundred seventies.
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Terra Incognito
Deponan
Kenova
Missile
Dignis
Tickful
Eda Rily
Pirates’ Daughter
Kenwood
Dean Swift
Banny
Babcock
Bengal
Jake Webber
Helena Ball Team to be Strengthened
Helena Directors of the Helena Baseball association met to decide on strengthening the team to be better than others in the league. Manager Flannery advised the move and the outfield will be recruited after Rebsamen’s departure, while pitchers are considered sufficient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Helena Baseball Association
Flannery
Rebsamen
Curious Complexion Cream Promises Invigorating Glow
Advert reads that Curious Complexion Cream is for progressive sensible ladies and claims it invigorates the skin and circulatory areas. It touts an energizing effect, a natural glow, and urges purchase at first class druggists for five shillings.
Freeman Sets 10 Mile Motor Bleyvele Record in Heat
In Baltimore, Howard Freeman lowered the world 10 mile motor bleyvele record in the second heat of his race with De Guichard at the local colli seum today. Freeman’s time is AAT 4-5.
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Baltimore
Howard Freeman
de Guichard
Freeman
Lands Sold West of Billings for 3600 Dollars
Eighty acres west of Billings four miles from town were sold today to Frank Bryan and Sarah Thompson for 3600 dollars, with division to W. A. Endis noted in the sale report.
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The
Standard
Billings
Yellowstone Yl
W. A. Endis
Frank Bryan
Sarah Thompson
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