Trumble Captured in Livingston After Train Prison Escape
Bozeman reports W. J. Trumble leader of five tramps who jailed brakeman A. Kutch on a train in Bozeman yards last Saturday has been captured at Livingston. Authorities traced the escape as officers continued a manhunt since the incident. Kutch identified Trumble, aiding the capture.
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The
Standard
Bozeman
W. J. Trumble
Bozeman Yards
Livingston
A. Kutch
Chef Reynolds
Kutch
Mountmen Set for Helena Road Trip To Open Series
McCloskey and Mountmen head to Helena for a four game series with Irby’s Senators as the team aims to build weather-friendly road record and a stronger standing. The squad, praised for its depth, faces Missoula’s scrappy Missoula Scrappers and Boise Irrigators on a busy schedule with plans to upgrade facilities during trips.
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McCloskey
Hie Mountmen
Helena
Irby
Senators
Mountmen
Butte
Dick Cooley
Thornton
Boise
Great Falls
Bill Joyce
Missoula
Old Rivals Tie for Lead in Pennant Race
Chicago defeated New York 6 to 5 before a large crowd to tie the visitors for first place. Tinker and Kiuiser sparked a rally in the eighth, Kling and Archer doubled, and a Texas leaguer off Ames in the ninth sealed the win. Wiltse left after a H internal hit in the eighth.
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Chicago
New York
Tinker
Kiuiser
Kling
Archer
Ames
Wiltse
Kaiser
R. H
Saviesia Hareevencsesdiesa
Brown
McIntire
Meyers
Cincinnati Slugfest Wins 26 to 3 Over Boston in Record NL Day
Cincinnati overwhelmed Boston 26 to 3 in a slugging game as Boston committed eight errors. The Reds totalled 23 hits and led in runs, with Ferguson Curtis Parsons backing a strong Cincinnati pitching effort by Smith Schreiber and Me lean.
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Cincinnati
Boston
Ferguson Curtis, Parsons and Rariden
Smith, Schreiber and
Melean
St. Louis Tops Brooklyn In Third Game Of Series
St. Louis won the third game of the Brooklyn series on June 4. The offense produced five runs in the sixth inning on four singles a triple and a walk. Salkee pitched well with runners on base. Batteries for St. Louis were Scarion Knielger and Lergen Ballee and Bliss.
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St. Louis
Brooklyn
Salkee
Beore
RH. B
Alan
Scarion
Knelger
Lergen
Ballee
Bliss
Matchups Set for Celtics and Reds Dueling Rivals
Boston hosts Cincinnati as Brooklyn visits St. Louis and New York travels to Chicago with Philadelphia playing Pittsburgh in a slate of cross city clashes.
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New York
Chicago
Philadelphia
Pittsburg
St. Tans
Chicago at Boston St. Louis at New York
Moveland at Philadelphia Detroit at Washington games listed with pairings. Matchups include Chicago facing Boston and St. Louis meeting New York, along with Detroit versus Washington and Moveland versus Philadelphia in a regional schedule.
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Boston
St. Louis
New York
Detroit
Washington
Moveland
Philadelphia
Detroit Sevee
Csc
Eves
Boston Eeueeuues Ee Iwesevir
Chicago
Eveland
Élaust Louis
Irish American Club sets 75 yard hurdles record at Celtic Park
New York June 4 John J Eiler of the Irish American Athletic Club lowered the American record for 75 yards over low hurdles by one fifth of a second, clocking 91.15 seconds at Celtic Park Long Island City. Abel Kiviat of the same club finished close behind the tape six inches.
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New York
John J Eiler
Philadelphia Track Meet Names Weyard Handicap Winner
The report notes W. J. Haynes of Philadelphia winning the Weyard handicap from scratch in 1 35 seconds as Melvin W. Sheppard finished fifth in a six man field with Kiviat clocking 1 25 in the 1.53%-meter event ahead of W. Paull of the University of Pennsylvania.
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W. Paull
University of Pennsylvania
Melvin W. Sheppard
Kiviat
W. J. Haynes
Phiadelphia
San Francisco Scores in Pacific Coast League Report
Morning and afternoon scores from the Pacific Coast League in San Francisco list battery pairings for Delhi and Smith against Criger, Mosktran and Schmidt, with runs and errors noted for both sessions.
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San Francisco
Tae
Eles i
Criger
Delhi
Smith
Mosktran
Schmidt
H. E
Delta
Henley
Suter
Score summary from Los Angeles games on June 4
Morning game at Vernon featured Harrier, Carson, Raleigh, Brown, Byram and Thomas for seven innings. Afternoon action in Los Angeles listed Batteries Carson Castleton and Ho gan, Thompson and La Longe, with final tallies 4 and 5 for the opposing teams.
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Los Angeles
Vernon
Carson
Raleigh
Brown
Byram
Thomas
Castleton
Hogan, Thompson and la Longe
Oakland 5 Portland 5 in June matchup
Oakland and Portland finished tied at five in a June game. Scoring details are unclear due to damaged OCR, but the box shows names such as Abies, Pearce, Koestner, Steen and Murray with Kuhn mentioned among pitchers.
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Portland
Oakland
Osseeved Deverenetetcos
Popcieg Pices Vis Piliscere Siogiséevense
Hatteries
Abies
Pearce
Koestner
Steen
Murray
Kuhn
Snow Spoils Salt Lake Versus Butte Baseball Game
A snow and rain storm halted the Salt Lake vs Butte game at McCloskey park after 3 innings. The score stood 5 to 2 for Butte with three Skyscrapts on base and one out when umpire Frary called the game.
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McCloskey Park
Salt Lake
Butte
Old Sol
McCloskey
Cooley
Frary
Hamilton Wins Opener of Series at Kalispell
Eddie Hammond's Bitter Rooters beat Kalispell 7 to 2 at the Kalispell Athletic association park in chilly, rainy afternoon weather. Errors and off form marked the locals, while Hamilton's squad showed uneven play. A second game is set for Monday with Thompson's crew expected to meet Bitter Rooters again.
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Eddie Hammond
Bitter Rooters
Kalispell Athletic Association
Hamilton
Thompson
Spokane June Fourth Battery Makers Brief
Fragmentary local item from Spokane dated June 4 notes several individuals and firms including Erickson and Shea Holmes and Ostdick connected with battery work. The readable text mentions a carnival of names and a general reference to batteries in the city.
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Spokane
R. H.E
Eden
Erickson
Shea
Holmes
Raising Willow Shoots and the American Basket Trade
The Chicago Tribune notes the vast European willow industry for basket goods and the challenges facing American growers. It highlights 99 willow varieties abroad, the need for expert stock selection, and the infancy of domestic cultivation. A Midwest farmer reportedly achieved good shoots after testing species, but soil and climate demand local adaptation.
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The
Chicago Tribune
Europe
Middle West
Five year old Willie greets baby sister from heaven
Willie age five heard a sibling had arrived from heaven and marched in to demand a full explanation describing the afterlife with childlike bluntness.
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Willie
Heaven
Rain Spoils Night of Union Association Double Headers
All three planned double-headers were postponed due to rain. Games at Helena Great Falls and Butte were halted and rescheduled.
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Tnion Association
Helena
Great Falls
Butte
Second Polo Game Set Amid Anticipation at Meadowbrook
New York June 4 The English and American polo teams resume action tomorrow at Meadowbrook with the international cup at stake. America needs one more win to claim supremacy after Thursday's close goal and a half victory. The English seek to even the series with lineup changes and frisky ponies as both sides practice today.
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New York
America
Meadowbrook
McCloskey Day planned to boost beleaguered manager
Butte leaders and Salt Lake’s Dick Cooley back a McCloskey day on June 8 to sell $1 tickets and raise funds for John McCloskey and the stadium. Helena’s Maurice Weiss agrees to divert gate profits to McCloskey’s fund as locals pledge $25 to $80 in tickets.
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Butte
John McCloskey
McCloskey
Dick Cooley
Salt Lake
Helena Senators
Met
Loskey
Raymond Rhule
McCloskey Day
Mr. Rhule
William Love
Thornton Hotel
Baseball Improvement League
Maurice Weiss
Helena
Weiss
Northwest
Tailender Club
Cooley
Reed releases two players as Great Falls plans ahead
Great Falls manager Reed releases outfielder Earl Pieper and pitcher Chris Eastman. Ed Griffin is signed as a swift pitcher. A telegram claiming salary-limit violations is dismissed as a joke. Fans expect Great Falls to lead after the series with Boise, Butte, and Salt Lake.
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Standard
Great Falls
Reed
Earl Pieper
Chris Eastman
Eastman
Ed Griffin
Electrics
Peckover
Baseball Association
Messrs
Boise
Butte
Salt Lake
Kramer wins half mile national bicycle title at Vailsburg
Frank L. Kramer, the national champion, captured the half mile title in Vailsburg with a time of 1 20 1 5. Jackie Clarke of Australia finished second and Joe Fogler of Brooklyn third in the event.
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Newark
N. J
Frank L. Kramer
Vailsburg
Jarcxie Clarke
Australia
Joe Fogler
Brooklyn
Fogier
Floyd McFairland
Jackie Clarke
Arthur Go
German wrestler Carl Busch seeks next bout in Montana
Carl Busch the German middle weight wrestler writes from Hamilton that he will be in Anaconda after his Bitter Root bout Tuesday evening and is eager to match with any local grapplers. He states he just returned from a long tour through the South and is ready to meet any srapplers in Montana.
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Carl Busch
Hamilton
Anaconda
Bitter Root
Srapplers
Montana
Taxi Driver Backs Speed Causes Collision at Arizona Main
Police say Don Tullmer driving a taxicab at high speed struck a horse and buggy at Arizona and Main. Lindsey rode in the buggy. horse and buggy damaged, Lindsey unharmed. Tullmer arrested for speeding, released on $59 bond. damages total about $150. Tullmer claims he did not see the buggy.
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Arizona
Don Tullmer
Main
RE. Lindsey
Tullmer
Lindsey
Tulmer
Untitled sports score snippet from Topeka area game
In Topeka Sioux City beat Des Moines 2 1 and Pueblo defeated St. Joseph 6 5 in ten innings with Denver reporting both games.
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Topeka
Sioux City
Denver
Ads
Des
Local Scores From Three Cities and Gas Extraction Experiments
At Kansas City Kansas City five Minneapolis two. At Columbus Columbus seven Toledo one. At Milwaukee Milwaukee three St Paul four. At Louisville Louisville four Indianapolis three. The Cottonwood tree study notes gas richness and experiments to extract and burn it from a holder.
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Kansas City
Columbus
Minneapolis
St. Ae
PRU Caresses
Milwaukee
Toledo
Loudlaville
Indianapolis
St. Paul
Louisville
Kendall Miners Union Day to Honor With Program of Sports
Special Dispatch to the Standard Lewistown June 4 Kendall miners union to celebrate Miners Union day June 18 with an elaborate program. Arthur Harvey will deliver the address. Afternoon features sports and a ball to close. Delegates from Lewistown Maiden Gilt Edge and other places will attend.
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Standard
Lewistown
Miners’ Union of
Kendall
Miners’ Union
Arthur Harvey
Maiden
Gilt Edge
London's waiters schools teach a difficult art
A Strand writer visits one of three London waiter academies where a professor preaches cleanliness speed grace and memory. He demonstrates table setting with a pupil as plates forks knives and glasses are laid while noting there are many napkin folding methods and the need for precision.
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London
Strand
West End
la St. Germain
Diner Etiquette and Horse Care Lessons From a Vintage Text
A dated instructional piece outlines waiter etiquette from greeting guests to menu translation and tipping cues. It shifts to horse breaking, detailing balking causes, methods to coax a reluctant horse, and devices like a shock from an electric battery as a modern aid.
Incorrigible balky horses tested in rural markets
From the Horse Shoers Journal, farmers ferry balky horses to wholesale markets. The test of hauling a heavy truck wagon with wheels blocked reveals the vice of the animal when the street is paved.
Trolley Line Interferes With Siphon Resetter at Cape Town
Scientific American reports that a trolley line near Cape Town disrupted the submarine telegraph cable siphon resetter. A second earthbound cable and an earthplate were laid to cancel the disturbances. Observations in London and South London Electric Railway areas show magnetic field disturbances, with US magnetic observatories facing periodic threats.
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Scientific American
Cape Town
South Africa
London
City
South London Electric Railroad
United States
Birds’ nests change with trees in Maynard Talk
C d Maynard told the Boston Scientific Society that oriole nests now prefer ornamental trees with stiff branches rather than pendulous elms. He notes shorter, non swinging nests and questions whether fewer elms or more birds drive the change.
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C. d. Maynard
Boston Scientific Society
Boston
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