Silver Bow Democrats Adopt Constitution Invite Governor Toole
The Silver Bow Democratic club in Butte adopts a constitution and by laws and plans to invite Governor Toole to address the club. Officers named include D. H. Kehoe president, M Dolan vice president, Ryan secretary, and James Maher treasurer. The club men seek to enroll about 1,500 members and operate under strict party unity.
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Silver Bow
Democratic Club
Ellis’ Hall
Governor Toole
Silver Bow County
Thomas Jefferson
Andrew Jackson
Montana
Democratic Party
State of Montana
United States
D. H. Kehoe
M. Dolan
Ryan
James Maher
Ithe
Mike Donlan
Maurice Hartnett
E. J. Lavaundo
John A. Ryan
Sheepman Killed by Cattleman in Utah Range Clash
Salt Lake dispatch reports Tom Dilly a cattleman shot and killed Steve Chipman a notable sheepman eight miles north of Sunnyside Utah after a dispute over range rights. Chipman’s Mexican herder was wounded in the left hip as he tried to disarm Dilly. The assailant admitted the killing and headed toward Big Springs.
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Salt Lake
The
Tribune
Sunnyside
Utah
Tom Dilly
Steve Chipman
Chipman
Dilly
Big Springs Ranch
Races Today Listed Weights and Entrants
The program shows seven races with weights and entries. Notable horses include Faverlet Bushnell Militant Cora Havill Pamplona Few others across selling and handicap events. The fields feature numerous entries such as Elizabeth and Regent Wax Taper Tena Firma Peaceful Found Helen Print and Lady Strathmore among others.
One Mile Selling Race Features Notable Odds
In the opening event a one mile selling race lists top contenders with bids and odds including Satin Coat at 109 and King Barleycorn 108 among others like Hermencia 108 and Peat 108. The second race covers six furlongs with 6 Constel noted among the entrants.
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Lenne
Satin Coat
King Barleycorn
Hermencia
Peat
Harry Preston
Miss Liza
Bedeck
Eva Rice
Amirante
Miracle II
Last Knight
Constel
Riverside selling stakes and related races results
The report lists horses and weights across races including a Riverside selling stakes mile event with entries such as J. W. Kirby and Ema thion, and multiple weights for runners like Lucien Appleby, Hoodwink, Sacr i mel, Illawaha, and Digby Bell. Also noted are standings for the fifth and sixth races with horses Articulate Mynheer Fancy man Autolight and Scarlet Lily Prowl Pyrrho Brennenworth Tommy Foster.
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Hoodwink
Bragg
Vassar Dance
Sacrimel
Illawaha
Digby Bell
Rollick UL
Moabina
Articulate
Mynheer
Fancyman
Autolight
Prima IL
Lucien Appleby
Lord Quex
Hildreth
Scarlet Lily
Ethel Wheat
McChesney
Prowl
Pyrrho
Brennenworth
Tommy Foster
Good
Horse Races Set with Weights and Entries Listed
Six races detailed with weights and entries. First race four weights include Colonel Padden 133 and Josepha 118. Second race handicap lists Gold Heels 126 Blues 125 and Colonel Padden 110. Third race the Great American five furlongs value 12500 with Maxine 125 and Daleman 115. Fourth race Broadway one and one sixteenth miles with De Reszke 106 and Homestead 111. Fifth race selling five furlongs features Attorney 105 and Pine Brook 109. Sixth race selling one mile and 70 yards lists Moor 104 and King Bramble 120. Clear fast.
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Coburg
Colonel Padden
Josepha
Lone Fisherman
Enright
Rossignol
Meistersinger
Khitai
Fair Knight
Rockford
Gold Heels
Contend
Blues
Farrell
Victor
His Eminence
Homestead
Ethics
St. Finnan
Trump
Colonel Bill
Grail
Martie Lewie
Pebble
Sir Voorhies
Injunction
Daleman
Keene
Hackensack
Artvis
Mexican
Maxine
Athelroy
Invincible
de Reszke
Chiron
Sun Shower
Major Dangerfield
Old England
Morris
Pentecost
Connecticut
Attorney
Reeves
Wilful
Bismarck
Anna Daly
Joe Cobb
Mexicana
Faust
Rowdy Boy
Glorioso
Birch Broom
Cinquevalli
Blue and Orange
Pine Brook
Blue Delft
Dr. Sailer
Moor
H. L. Coleman
Ravensbury
Malden
Fonsolee
Alard Scheck
the Fisherman
Dr. Richard
the Puritan
Locket
Cougar
Lucky Star
King Bramble
Courtenay
Underwater upheavals hint at Martinique St Vincent volcano link
Vessels report rough seas between Martinique and St Lucia suggesting submarine eruptions. In St Vincent soufriere crater emissions and Volcanic tremors raise fears of renewed eruption. Observers note eruption activity seems to relieve pressures at Martinique. Connection between the two volcanoes appears evident.
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Kingstown
St. Vincent
Martinique
St. Lucia
Souffriere
Explorers Seek Ascent on La Soufriere Side
Edmund Hovey of the American Museum of Natural History Dr. Thomas Augustus Jagger of the US Geological Survey and George C.C. Carter attempt an ascent of the eastern flank of La Soufri ere in Martinique. Seismic and atmospheric disturbances accompany the effort as they await a suitable opening.
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Tion
Martinique
Edmund ©. Hovey
American Museum of National History
Thomas Augustus Jagger
United States Geological Survey
George CC. Carter
la Souffriere
Color Line Drawn in Sunday School
Negro delegates to the International Sunday School convention in Denver are to be restricted to a section of the church, provoking a protest. Denver officials report a strong feeling against the executive committee, accused of influencing the order by Southern white delegates.
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Denver
Executive Committee
Preliminary hearing held in Montana murder case
Charles Fisk is bound over to district court without bail for the April 10 murder of Nathan Pierce. Fisk and Pierce argued at supper, Fisk then retrieved a six shooter, shot Pierce in the back and chest, and after a struggle Pierce died the next day. Fisk was employed as an engineer at Pierce Bros. sawmill in the Snowy mountains.
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The
Standard
Lewistown
Charles Fisk
Nathan Pierce
Pierce
Fisk
Beneficial Rain Helps Forsyth County Pastures
Forsyth on June 6 reports a good rain that refreshed grass and hay without the last Sunday’s downpour. Lambing season is complete and profitable, and the shearing season continues as pasture growth gains momentum.
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The
Standard
Forsyth
Wool Demand Rises Significantly in Early Reports
Early reports indicate a heavy rise in wool demand amid tightening supply. Prices may rally as mills seek steady shipments and producers evaluate new contracts.
Cyclone Rips Through Dawson County Ranches Killing Man
Miles City June 6. T C Cotter reports a Dawson county cyclone last Monday destroyed two sheep wagons and damaged other property. A man barely escaped on a willow bank while his horse was killed. Cotter also aided ferry men near Terry by entering icy water to free a stranded boat. John D Arcy learned his son Joe may be the cyclone victim.
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The
Standard
Miles City
T. C. Cotter
Dawson County
Mr. Cotter
Mr. Gilbert
Cotter
John D'Arcy
Joe
A Democratic Speaker in Pennsylvania’s Past
Clerk McDowell recalls a Pennsylvania legislature dominated by Democrats who chose Patterson as speaker. He lacked parliamentary knowledge but mimicked Reed. A Democrat praised the speaker, while a Republican condemned him after a ten minute speech highlighting Democratic missteps and comparing the speaker to Napoleon and Blind Tom.
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Washington Post
McDowell
House
Pennsylvania
Patterson
Napoleon
Tom
Davis Estate fee dispute in Davis Will contest
The Davis will contest case alleges that Henry A Root and associates owe $9,000 as attorney fees from administrator John Harris for Robert G Ingersoll's estate. Root denies any due amount and claims contingent fee arrangements. he also disputes the estate value of Andrew J Davis and asserts a rescinded contract with Ingersoll. Separate answers state interests in the Davis estate were assigned away. Clayberg & Joan and Charles R Leonard represent the defendants.
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John
Harris
Robert G. Ingersoll
Root
Mr. Ingersoll
Davis
Mr. Root
Andrew J. Davis
Ingersoll
Latish
H. A. Reot
Sarah Marie Cummings
Elizabeth Ladd
Joseph A. Coram
Ellen 8. Cornue
Mary Louise Dunbar
Elizabeth Ss. Ladd
Charles
Ladd
J. A. Coram
Clayberg & Joan
Helena
Charles R. Leonard
Butte
Assaulter Fined in Local Duel Over Old Country Grudge
In Big Timber on June 6 Tom Aarstad was fined $20 and costs for assaulting a man of the same name. The incident stems from a years old feud when the assaulted man reportedly attacked the assaulter’s brother in the old country, leading to a revenge motive.
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The
Standard
Big Timber
Tom Aarstad
Old Country
Voodooism in Martinique and a famed doctress
The piece notes Martinique as a voodoo stronghold in the West Indies where old practitioners are said to predict futures accurately. It recounts a famous voodoo doctress who prophesied to Empress Josephine that she would marry a king and die in a hospital, a tale tied to Napoleon's rise and the later end at Malmaison.
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Washington Post
Martinique
West Indies
Haiti
Josephine
Napoleon
Malmaison
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