Idaho Team Arrives in Butte for Two Games
Twelve players from Idaho state university at Moscow arrived in Butte to face local teams today and tomorrow. Manager C W Gibson says the squad is all bona fide university players with no ringers. Idaho has won just over half of 12 games this season and will meet Butte High School this afternoon at 3 30 at the ball park, followed by a game against Butte Business College tomorrow.
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Idaho
Butte
Idaho State University
Moscow
C. W. Gibson
Butte Boys
Idaho College
Montana
University of Missoula
Missoula
Bell Boys Strike at Thornton Hotel Over Free Meals
The Thornton Hotel bell boys struck last night over meal allowances. Only one bell boy served. they demand meals at the hotel free of charge, after manager Miller cut the food provision. Billy Love handled the situation smoothly, showing hotel know how.
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Thornton
Miller
Billy Love
Missing 13 year old Clarence Northquist Believed In Butte
Spokane police say Clarence Northquist aged 13 has been missing since April 4 and is believed to be near Butte. He is three feet six inches tall and of light complexion. A Toronto police report says Joseph Andrews of 212 Monroe Street Butte is under arrest there for pocket picking but details remain unclear.
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Reynolds
Spokane
Clarence Northquist
Butte
Toronto
Canada
Joseph Andrews
Monroe Street
Andrews
Glasgow regatta opens with fast boats and British vs American marks
The Glasgow exhibition regatta on June 7 featured a 50 mile course in a northwest breeze between Bule and Ayershire. Shamrock I led early but becalmed near Cumbrae. Nevada and Meteor sparked racing in the 65 foot class, with Nevada winning in 9 hours 25 minutes. Sybarita claimed both prizes in the larger division.
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Rothesay
Firth of Clyde
Glasgow
Meteor
Charles F. Herreshoff, Jr
Nevada
Lais
Carina
Tutu
Luty
Shamrock I
Sybarita
Shamrock
Cumbrae Island
Landeau wins suit for property and back rent in Great Falls
The jury found for Mrs. Fred Landeau of Lima against Gus Frazer of Great Falls, awarding her the property in dispute and $300 back rent Frazer had collected.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Fred Landeau
Lima
Gus Frazer
Frazer
Case against Augusta stockman Johnson dismissed
Special Dispatch reports in Great Falls that G M Johnson of Augusta faced grand larceny charges. County attorney dismissed the case in justice court as parties to the suit appeared to have reached an understanding. In a separate action Martin and Co v Cascade for 1200 dollars proceeds toward settlement.
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Standard
Great Falls
G. M. Johnson
Augusta
Justice Court
Martin & Co
Cascade
Court House Excavation Suit Ends In Non Suit
Plaintiffs were non suited on a contract for foundation excavation after the County Surveyor Morison's estimate was deemed to have been agreed by parties at the contract letting.
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Morison
Hugh Tevis Dies in the Orient
Ex Governor Baxter of Wyoming learns by cable from Yokohama that Hugh Tevis has died. Tevis son in law of Lloyd Tevis and husband of Miss Cornelia Baxter, with a Monterey cliff estate. He was about 40, Harvard graduate, suffered heart trouble after a Harvard mile race. Mrs Tevis sails for San Francisco with the body.
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Denver
Baxter
Wyoming
Hugh Tevis
Yokohama
San Francisco
Cornelia Baxter
California
Tevis
Lloyd Tevis
Harvard
Mr. Tevis
Boalt
Aguinaldo Should Be On The Rock Pile
General Frederick Dent Grant told a New York audience that Aguinaldo lost much influence in the Philippines. He warned against treating Aguinaldo as important, saying mock punishment would only help him gain support abroad. Grant condemned friars as corrupt and urged equal treatment by the Philippine commission.
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New York
Frederick Dent Grant
U. S. Grant Post
Grant
Aguinaldo
Philippines
Philippine Commission
Ranchmen and shepherds clash near Piedmont Wyoming
Meager reports say ranchmen and cowboys attacked a camp of sheepherders about 20 miles east of Piedmont. The herders refused to leave and were shot. horses were shot, sheep killed, wagons burned. The armed party and several ranchmen and cowboys were arrested.
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Piedmont
Wyo
Here
Favor the Canteen. Medical Assn Backs Reestablishment
The American Medical association voted unanimously to urge reestablishment of the army post canteen. The general session closed as 250 doctors and wives toured Yellowstone by special Northern Pacific train. A $200000 Rockefeller gift for medical research was acknowledged, details not yet known.
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Medical Association
St. Paul
American Medical Association
Army Post
Northern Pacific
Yellowstone Rk
John D. Rockefeller
Major Tesson Dead at Vancouver Barracks
Major Lewis H. Tesson medical director of the California department and post surgeon at Vancouver barracks died of apoplexy at 59 after a month of illness. Born in Missouri he enlisted 26 years ago in St. Louis and served at many U S Army posts. burial likely in St. Louis.
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Tesson
Vancouver
Wash
Lewis
Department of California
Vancouver Barracks
St. Louis
Missouri
Medical Department
United States Army
United States
Populists Adjourn in Des Moines After Platform Signal
The Populist state central committee met in Des Moines Iowa and adjourned with a decision not to call a state convention if the Democratic platform satisfies their voters The group backed municipal ownership of public utilities and other reforms as forecast by Democratic leaders.
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Des Moines
Iowa
State Central Committee
Democratic State Central Committee
Democratic Party
Corner Stone To Be Laid For Stevensville School
Rev. D B Price reports trustees move to build a $12000 preparatory school for the Methodist church South in Stevensville. The corner stone will be laid July 4.
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Standard
Helena
D. B. Price
Stevensville
Methodist Church South
Postmaster Salaries Raised in Montana Cities
The article notes salary increases for Montana postmasters. Great Falls rises from 2600 to 2700 dollars, Dillon from 1800 to 1900, and Havre from 1300 to 1500.
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Standard
Washington
Great Falls
Dillon
Havre
Wound Fatal for Horace Pell in Cleveland
Horace Pell died today at Huron Street Hospital in Cleveland after shooting himself yesterday. The incident resulted in his death this morning.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Horace Pell
Huron Street Hospital
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