Montana Jockey Club opens summer meet with seven races
Special holiday programme at Butte features seven events with top sprinting horses from the West. The program includes Montana Band music and regular-day pacing, with entries full for races from four furlongs to seven-eighths of a mile, plus results from earlier mixed cards and times such as 1 01 and 1 40 4.
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Butte
Montana Jockey Club
West
Montana
Sabinal
Sulelma
Phyz
the Fog
Tamm
Annie F
Iras
Edra
Nellie Forest
Our Lizzie
Nonie
Porous
MacFlecknoe
Devereux
Aunt Mary
Rose of
Sir Dougall
Walton
Little Henry
la Calma
Hagerdon
Bryan Rose
Frank Woods
Sea Queen
Blackthorn
Alloa
Frank Green
Hinstein
Major King
Romany
Blanche Sheppard
Buck Wall
Tommy Tucker
Budd Wade
Patsy Dolan
Headstrong
Baldo
Alaria
Latonia Race Track Results Report
Cincinnati June 12 Latonia results list first race at seven furlongs Eleven 1 and Sim W. second J. J. T. third Laura unconfirmed.
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Cincinnati
Latonia
Sim W
Laura
Monte Carlo Wins First Race at Gravesend Evening Meet
Gravesend results list seven races from June 12. Monte Carlo won the high weight handicap over six furlongs with St. Barnaby second and Eddie Busch third in 1:14. Shandon Field led selling over a mile and seventy yards, Black placed second, Bessie McCarthy third in 1:48. Art vis captured the Tremont stakes for 2-year-olds at about six furlongs, White Chapel second, Fire Water third in 1:12. Major Dangerfield won the Brooklyn Derby at a mile and a half, Homestead runner-up, King Hanover third in 2:37. Gloriosa won five furlongs with Faust second and Wartenicht third in 1:01 4-5. Colonel Bill took the mile and a quarter handicap, Himself second, Vinector third in 2:09 3-5. Mount Hope won five furlongs, Mary McCafferty second, Pine Brook third in 1:02 1-6.
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New York
Gravesend
Monte Carlo
St. Barnaby
Eddie Busch
Shandon Field
Black
Bessie McCarthy
Artvis
White Chapel
Fire Water
Mount Hope
Mary McCafferty
Pine Brook
Harlem results at Lincoln Park one mile race winner Dandola
In Chicago on June 12 Harlem results list seven races. Dandola won the first at one mile with Andy Williams second and Brennen Worth third in 1 45 2 5. Foxy Kane captured the four and one half furlongs with Farmer Jim second and King's Lady third in 55 3 5. Six Shooter won the seven furlongs with Scarlet Lily second and Carl Kahler third in 1 29. Hermencia won the mile and an eighth with Lucien Appleby second and Prowl third in 1 57. High Chancellor won the five furlongs with Von Rouse second and Mir ance third in 1 02 % . Last Knight won the one mile with Vassar Dance second and Pyrrho third in 1 44. Trentham won the one mile with Thurlow second and Lavator third in 1 44.
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Chicago
Harlem
Dandola
Andy Williams
Brennen Worth
Foxy Kane
Farmer Jim
King's Lady
Six Shooter
Scarlet Lily
Carl Kahler
Hermencia
Lucien Appleby
Prowl
High Chancellor
von Rouse
Mirance
Knight
Vassar Dance
Pyrrho
Trentham
Thurlow
Lavator
Fair Grounds Race Results From St Louis Meet
In St Louis on June 12 the fair grounds hosted six races. Winners were Warner in the first, Ignis in the second, Father Weather in the third, Fore and Art in the fourth, Guide Rock in the fifth, and Hy in the sixth. Times ranged from 1:15 to 1:48. Fourth race was for 2-year-olds with purses.
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St. Louis
Fair Grounds
Warner
Jim Turner
Kate Freeman
Ignis
Gilbert
Ladas
Father Weather
Gallantry
Louis Wagner
Fore and Art
Lacy Crawfort
Maxette
Guide Rock
W. Z Cales
Orras
Notable Finish Recorded in Local Race
The race results show Tw winning, with John Grigsby finishing second and Lou Ann in third place at a time recorded as 1 154 percent.
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John Grigsby
Lou Ann
Weights and Entries for Today’s Races
Lists of weights and entries for six races. Details include horse names, jockeys or owners, and assigned weights across selling, handicap, and steeplechase events. Track conditions noted as clear and fast.
Horse Racing Cards From Meeting With Multiple Races Listed
A racing card lists six races with details on distances, purses, and participating horses. Notable entries include First race a three quarter mile field with Malden and Destitute among others. Second race mile and seventy yards with Grand Opera and White Crest. Third race maidens five eighths featuring Ithian and Kentucky Rose. Fourth race mile and an eighth handicap. Fifth race about three quarters handicap. Sixth race selling mile and an eighth. Clear, drying out.
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Marie Teresa
Malden
Golden Cottage
Charles W. Meyers
Malster
Musidora
Brandy Smash
Bassitto
Graden
Early Eve
Candling
Windmere
Put Pepper
Judge Wardell
Sweet Tooth
Sutin
Swamplands
Cormorant
Ben Howard
Criterion
Price
Grand Opera
White Crest
Connecticut
Ithian
Kentucky Rose
Sparkle Esher
Pink
Roxborough
Miss Louise
Sadie
Whillema
Little Adele
Dun Luce
Brier
Wilful
Pride of Galen
Maintain
Sweet Jane
Tigerdon
Gold Money
Ethics
Smart Set
Hindered
Vietor
Jannice
Alsike
Bensonhurst
Africander
Dr. Gaiter
First Chord
Hackensack
Fuga Bey
Anna Daly
Philema Paxton
Stella W
Einus
Henry Clay
Rye
Agnes D
Lone Fisherman
Cougar
Locket
Prince Richards
Fonsolee
Champion of France Wins 10 Mile Motor Pace Race
Albert Champion of France defeated Howard Freeman of Portland in two straight heats at Coliseum Park. Champion won the first heat by three laps and the second by three and a half laps. Champion's time for the 10 miles in the first heat was noted.
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Washington
Albert Champion
France
Howard Freeman
Portland
Ore
Coliseum Park
Champion Sets New Records in Boston Race Heats
The report notes a swimmer or rider named Champion breaking multiple records in Boston and Baltimore events. His second heat time was 14 03, over 20 seconds faster than the first. He also claimed pacer marks for mile distances and the 1 25 mile stretch, with a 1:22 9 5 third mile in the final heat.
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Baltimore
Champion
Boston
Death of Pitcher Hoggs Father Shocks Seattle Club
Helena June 12 The Seattle baseball club received word that pitcher William Hoggs father William Hogg died suddenly in Pueblo Colorado. Hoggs long time Missouri Pacific railroad agent at Pueblo, 52, left a son and daughter. The news arrived via Lentz his chief clerk and no details were released. Hoggs had been traveling for health and strength. He departed Pueblo on the Great Northern at 6:20 p.m.
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Standard
Helena
Seattle Baseball Club
William Hees
Willam Hogg
Pueblo
Colo
Lentz
Hoge
Missouri Cific Railroad
Puebla
Hogg
Great Northern
Excellent Trap Shooting Grand Western handicap opens in Denver
The Grand Western handicap tournament began at Orchard Place range with about 400 spectators and 63 entries from Nebraska Minnesota Kansas Utah and Colorado. Notable shooters included Mrs Bennett and Mrs Bardsley of Alamosa. P C Hirschy Minneapolis champion wing shot missed three of 200. Heirwood Sedam and Younkman tied for high day average at 191 of 200. The event runs through tomorrow and Saturday.
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Denver
Denver Trap Club
Orchard Place
Nebraska
Minnesota
Kansas
Utah
Colorado
Bennett
Bardsley
Alamosa
Colo
W. H. Herr
Charles Youngman
L. Royce
P. C. Hirschy
Minneapolis
America
Dominic A. Heirgood
J. S. Sedam
Charles Younkman
Judge Smith Receives Advisory Findings in Chessman v Hale
The district court hears the damage suit over flood tailings affecting William Chessman and R. Hale. The jury reports advisory special findings of fact concluding Chessman is entitled to one dollar in damages.
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Smith
District Court
William Chessman
Hale
Chessman
Rioters Fire as Pawtucket Turmoil Continues
In Pawtucket rioting turns deadly as militia is fired upon and deputy sheriff William Welsh is arrested for shooting the Peterson boy. A mob assaults officers at the station, a private from the 11th artillery testifies, bail set at 1000, and night calm follows amid legal proceedings and ongoing depositions.
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William Welsh
Peterson
Welsh
Adam Saunders
11Th Heavy Artillery
U. Ss. A
Rheim Damage Suit Over Fatal 1899 Wreck Continues
Margaret Rheim seeks 30000 from Northern Pacific in a Helena federal case for her husband’s death in the Christmas Day wreck between Drummond and Bonita. Charles Reid of Missoula testified about orders to the engineer’s crew on the night of the collision. The widow testified to her status.
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Standard
Helena
Margaret Rheim
The
Northern Pacific
Drummond
Bonita
United States
Charles Reid
Missoula
Rheim
Reception Given Senator Gibson in Great Falls
Senator Gibson returns from Washington after seven months and is greeted by a large committee and Black Eagle band. He speaks at the Park hotel about the irrigation bill and the St Mary irrigation canal, noting expected House passage and early work upon approval.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Paris Gibson
Washington T
National Capital
Gibson
Havre
Black Eagle Falls
Black Eagle Band
Park Hotel
Riverside Park
Montana
Washington
House of Representatives
House
St. Mary
Machinists Win 10 Cent Wage Increase At Northern Pacific
R P Herbold returns from St Paul as delegate of the local Machinists lodge. A wage conference with Northern Pacific officials yields a 10 cent per day raise effective June 1, though workers had sought 87 14 cents. A protest against the lower raise is filed, while the men continue to work.
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Standard
Livingston
R. P. Herbold
St. Paul
The
Machinists’ Association
Northern Pacific
Beating at Knight ranch leads to charges against Ed Burriss
A quarrel on the Knight ranch near West Boulder 25 miles southeast of Livingston ends with Ed Burriss, sheepman, accused of striking Mrs. George Knight and her daughters Mamie Knight and Mrs. Murray Skillman with a stick. The incident began when Burriss and son tried to drive a flock through Mrs. Knight’s pasture. Sheriff Beley and Dr. Pampel investigated. Burriss to be brought for preliminary hearing once the women recover.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Knight Ranch
West
Boulder
George Knight
Murray Skillman
Mamie Knight
Ed Burriss
Burriss
Mrs. Knight
Knight
Miss Knight
Beley
Dr. Pampel
Kurriss
Inspect Syndicate Mines At Gilt Edge Bond Purchase
John A. Drake financial representative of the syndicate visiting Gilt Edge from Chicago with A. S. Wright of Lewistown. They inspected the Great Northern Mining and Development properties for two weeks ending the 9th. Result of the test run unknown but bond price is above 1,250,000 with no disclosure on exact terms.
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Standard
Gilt Edge
John A. Drake
Great Northern Mining and Development Company
Chicago
A. S. Wright
Lewistown
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