Buttes Fall In Inglorious Defeat By Tacomas Tigers
After six straight wins the Buttes faded on the road losing to the Tacomas. Meyers struggled and left early with injuries as Hoon pitched in a nervous, error prone game. Doyle limited Butte to six hits while the visitors scored with timely hitting and base runners. The long fielding plays and miscues doomed the Buttes as injuries and passes balls aided Tacoma. The score details follow.
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Butte
Tacomas
Buttes
Meyers
Wilkins
Hoon
Bell
Irby
Downie
Burnett
Shaw
Bresino
Donovan
Lynch
Clynes
McClellan
Shea
Doyle
Bruyette
F. Donovan
Ee Irby
Steeseee Aeons
Cartwright
Herwig
Graham
Wing
Tacoma
H PO
A.E Shaw
Ef Eree
Tee Shea
Dove
Deeseeese
Csvressees
Howlett
Tacoma Baseball Notes: Roster Changes and Contests
Emory released from Tacoma after Tuesday's right field duty. from Los Angeles. McClellan, newly signed, played yesterday. Conrad signed as change catcher. Shaw proves base threat with two runs yesterday and Tuesday. Art Ross departs Seattle for Portland. Coast League transfer ordered. Dugdale faces challenge at third base. Vancouver-Butte game forfeiture dispute. Butte urged to confirm doubleheader and bonds for second game. Minneapolis climbs pennant list. Butte bat boy praised. Butte seeks wins in Tacoma series.
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Tacoma
Emory
Los Angeles
McClellan
Conrad
Shaw
Art Ross
Seattles
Portlands
National Commission
Dugdale
Lucas
Vancouver
Butte
Tacomas
Bonds
Minneapolis
Buttes
Post Office Team Triumphs In Rainy Showdown
In a closely contested game Jones umpired as Bills and Armitage formed the battery for the Co O D team while Ivey and Wilcox called for the post office. Dillon made a running catch off Henslee and Wilcox took a blow to the head yet remained in play as a sizable crowd watched a rain drenched second and third inning.
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Uncle Sam
Jones
Bills
Armitage
Co. O. D
Ivey
Wilcox
Post Office
Dillon
Thestoffice
Henslee
Detroit clinches series win over New York in tight finale
In New York on June 12 Detroit finished the series with a narrow victory. Pitchers Mullin Killian and Scheniat faced Orth Hogg and Kleinow for the Yankees. The exact score and lineup details are partly garbled but indicate a decisive Detroit win at the Battery.
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New York
Detroit
Varsipeshh
Mullin
Killian
Scheniat
Orth, Hogg and
Kleinow
Chicago Beats Washington In Easy Diamond Victory
Washington fell to Chicago as Patten and Durham shut out by the visitors early. Batteries Patten Durham Hughes Warner Heydon Smith Sullivan for Chicago, while Washington’s lineup produced limited scoring.
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Washington
Chicago
Patten
Durham
Crigago
Hughes, Warner and
Heydon
Smith and Sullivan
Boston Game: Cleveland Beats Glaze in First Inning Lead
In Boston on June 12 Cleveland drove Glaze from the fox in the first inning and won easily. The scoreboard shows clear dominance by Cleveland as Glaze, Oberlin, Pruitt, Shaw faced Thielman and Bemis in a decisive early surge.
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Boston
Cleveland
Glaze
Fox
R. H. E Boron Ascocsces
Setieet
Oberlin
Pruitt
Shaw
Thielman
Bemis
Pittsburg Beats Brooklyn in Darkened Seventh Inning
National League game in Pittsburg ends after seven innings due to darkness. Pittsburg defeats Brooklyn by one run with Leever and Gibson pitching for Pittsburg and McIn tyre and Butler catching.
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Pittsburg
Brooklyn
R. H. E. Pittsburg
Feresenepead Seonaseelo Ok Bop
Ettigere Sss
Art Batteries
Leever and
Gibson
McIintyre
Butler
Pitchers Battle Ends in Tie as San Francisco Breaks Through
In a Pacific Coast League contest San Francisco and an unidentified opponent battled to a stalemate through six innings. In the seventh, San Francisco produced four hits to score two runs, the only tallies of the game. Batter details and line score are garbled but mention Batteries Henley and Esola, Reidy and Bilss.
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San Francisco
Comoro Si Irles
Hamsssen Eee
Henley and
Esola
Reidy and
Bilss
One Baseball Game Scheduled After Parade Interruption
Only one game will be played today at 3:30 PM due to a parade of the miners. Garving is expected to pitch for Butte, while morning play is canceled to avoid interference.
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Garving
Butte
Flag Day Reminder Across the United States
Tomorrow is Flag Day and patriotic societies urge display of the national colors wherever possible across the United States.
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United States
Bitters Remedy Promises Digestive Relief Before Meals
A caller urges using a bottle of bitters from the druggist before each meal to improve digestion. The note claims constipation and poor appetite improve with the dose, promising surprising benefits.
Rain Spoils Twilight League Game Between Laundry and Post Office
Rain halted the Twilight League contest after two full innings between C. O. D. laundry and the post office. With two innings complete the score stood 4 to 2 when the game was called in the first half of the third inning due to rain.
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C. O. D. Laundry
Post Office
Butte Council Confirms Some Nominees Amid Street Car Debate
The Butte city council, split 6 6 on the engineer nominee, confirms several mayoral selections including city attorney Edwin S Booth and assistant city attorney William E Carron while debating street car franchises, funeral processions, and city ordinances. Alderman Ambrose abstains on several votes. The council postpones a plan to require safety appliances on street cars and orders county attorney review of franchise expirations.
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Edwin S. Booth
Cohen
Doull
Fenner
John Harrington
Murphy
McMahon
O'Connor
O'Leary
Stephens
Sullivan
White
Ambrose
William E. Carron
Alexander Leggat
John Marrington
John E. Davies
E.S. Booth
Judiciary Committee
New York
Chicago
Butte
Yeas—Doull
O’connor
S. Nays
Butte City Council Debates Dog Tax and Street Safety
Alderman Doull criticizes the dog tax system noting $800 revenue last year versus $2,400 with a dog catcher era and calls for bringing back a dog catcher. Fenner denounces street baseball while Ambrose flags high car speeds. The council adjourns after exhausting topics.
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Doull
Butte
Fenner
Stover of California to Arrive in Butte for Race Meet
Harry Stover who will manage the race meeting to begin in Butte July 4 is due to arrive this morning with a string of fast horses. A telegram received by Bill Gemmel last night confirms his arrival and signals rapid crystallization of track affairs and the shaping of preliminaries just weeks before the meeting.
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Harry Stover
Butte
Bill Gemmel
Stover
Tug-of-war showdown promises big arena crowd
The international tug-of-war event at the afternoon program features Austrians and Finns opening the pulls with Scots and Canadians possible later. By day’s end all camp teams seek the top prizes of 500 dollars first and 200 dollars second as heavyweights from the Austrian squad pace the competition.
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Butte Brewery
Kelly Wins Novel Race On High Beam Challenge
At Main and Park last night Kid Kelly from Butte and Doc Craig from Omaha raced along a beam atop the 115 foot State Savings bank skeleton for a $100 side wager. Kelly won by a scant margin with Craig within four feet at the finish. Brown started the race and Wilson refereed. A large crowd witnessed the daring competition.
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Main
Park Streets
Kid Kelly
Butte
Doc Craig
Omaha
State Savings Bank
Kelly
Craig
St Patrick's School graduates shine at Broadway ceremony
Forty seven graduates receive diplomas for eighth grade with 30 penmanship, 15 business writing, and seven teachers certificates. Leysen deportment prizes go to Miss Alice Leyden and Isabel Murray. A cantata America and dances heighten the event as Father De Siere presides and Honorees are announced.
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St. Patrick's Parochial School
Father de Siere
St. Patrick's Orchestra
New York
Palmer
Leyson
Alice Leyden
Isabel Murray
St.Patrick’s
America
Sydney Gireau
Mary Holland
Killarney
Mary Fleming
Charles Lavelle
Jennie O’brien
William Egan
Agnes Foley
Lucy Gallagher
Arthur Dubie
James Mullen
Edmund Mullen
William Silver
Edgar Andrieux
Coroner's jury finds deaths accidental in dynamite blast
Coroner Stevens reports three men killed on Milwaukee grade by dynamite explosion were working against orders requiring only a wooden tamping bar. Inquest at Richards rooms found all blameless. Nels Johnson and Charles Norgran funerals today, public administrator holds Foreman James Hydes effects. funeral date to be announced. Two injured men expected to resume work soon.
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Milwaukee
Stevens
Richards Undertaking
Nels Johnson
Charles Norgran
James Hydes
Granite Miners' Union Celebrates Miners' Union Day
Granite Miners' union No. 4 Western Federation of Miners plans a full Miners' Union Day on Broadway Philipsburg with purses for foot races across ages, horse and mule events, a grand ball at Fireman's hall, and Kaiser band music. Orators include Judge George B. Winston Anaconda David M. Durfee and George A. Maywood.
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Standard
Philipsburg
Granite Miners’ Union
Western Federation of Miners
Miners’ Union
Broadway
Fireman’s Hall
Kaiser Band
Butte Union
Montana
George B. Winston
Anaconda
David M. Durfee
George A. Maywood
Suit for 30000 in death of conductor in Billings yards
Mrs. Marie Neary and two minor children sue the Northern Pacific Railway company in district court for 30000 damages claiming the death of James A. Neary, a freight conductor, who was struck and killed by a passenger train in the Billings yards while checking his train two years ago.
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The
Standard
Billings
Marie Neary
Northern Pacific Railway Company
James A. Neary
Neary
Prospecting for Oil in Gilt Edge Country
Lewistown June 12 After months of prospecting near Gilt Edge and securing options on large tracts W W J Darby has gone to New York to report to capitalists he represents. He expects to return with funds to develop oil on a commercial basis asserting proved oil quantity and capital is now the need.
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The
Standard
Lewistown
W.W. J. Darby
New York City
Mrs E M Johnson Called to Goldfield for Rich Strike
Lewistown June 12 Mrs E M Johnson formerly of Bacte and now running the Diamond block apartments has been summoned to Goldfield by her husband who has struck it rich in the camp. She departed for Nevada yesterday.
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The
Standard
Lewistown
E. M. Johnson
Bacte
Goldfield
Nevada
Not There for Trial Bonds Forfeited In Nevada Case
In Virginia City on June 12 the district court hears Madison county criminal business. Joseph R. Stark of Twin Bridges is accused of stealing four head of sheep from T F Jenkins last December. bond of $500 forfeited and bench warrant issued. Edwin J. Carner faces joint charges. Joe Smith is found guilty of assault with a pitchfork on Frank Morgan. jury convicts of assault in the third degree and imposes a $10 fine. The assault arose from a dispute over a haying contract.
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The
Standard
Virginia City
Madison County
Joseph R. Stark
Twin Bridges
Stark
T. F. Jenkins
Callaway
Fred Fielke
Frank Reed
Rosebud
Nev
Edwin J. Carner
George R. Allen
Joe Smith
Frank Morgan
Montana Hotel Men's Association Holds Banquet in Helena
The Montana Hotel Men's Association wrapped up its annual meeting at the Hotel Broadwater in Helena with plans to meet next year in Butte. Officers elected were L. A. Walker president, Henry A. Meyer vice president, Jere Sullivan secretary treasurer, and directors H. D. Hefferlin Theodore Gibson and FE. C. Carruth. The group discussed converting hotels on the American plan to European, citing labor shortages and high food costs as factors.
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The
Standard
Helena
Montana Hotel Men's Association
Hotel Broadwater
Butte
L. A. Walker
Henry A. Meyer
Jere Sullivan
Fort Lenton
H. D. Hefferlin
Livingston
Theodore Gibson
Great Falls
Gravesend Race Day Results From New York
Gravesend held seven races with multiple winners led by James B. Brady in the first at five furlongs and Tom Cogan capturing the steeplechase. Wexford took the mile and a furlong, Court Dress led the Cazette stakes, Robin Hood won six furlongs, Harcourt captured five and a half, and Royal Onyx prevailed in six furlongs with time records noted for each.
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New York
Gravesend
James B.brady
General Russell
Joe Nealon
Tom Cogan
Sheriff Williams
Realm
Wexford
Zambesi
Tommy Waddell
Court Dress
Yankee Girl
Estimate
Robin Hood
Golden West
Slickaway
Harcourt
Huck
Goldfinn
Royal Onyx
Oyama
Arabo
Oakland Horse Stakes Results From Five Furlongs to Futurity
San Francisco June 12 Oakland results list six races. Follie L. won the first at five furlongs with St Avalon second and Saint Modan third in 1 02. Eckesall won the mile with George Kilborn second and Sea Air third in 1 44 1 3. Talamund took the mile and three sixteenths with Avantellus second and Byronerdale third in 2 02 2 5. Markie Mayer won the mile sixteenth with Ed Sheridan second and Ralph Young third in 1 50. Talen tosa won the Futurity course with Convent Bell second and Grace St. Claire third in 1 13. Joe Coyne captured the one mile with Edith James second and Lord of the Vale third in 1 42 3 5.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Follie L
St. Avaon
Saint Modan
Eckesall
George Kilborn
Sea Air
Talamund
Avantellus
Byronerdale
Markie Mayer
Ed _ Sheridan
Ralph Young
Talentosa
Convent Bell
Grace St. Claire
Joe Coyne
Edith James
Lord of the Vale
Vernon Rheim Dies of Diphtheria at Age Three
Vernon Rheim three years old, daughter of Mr and Mrs Oscar Rheim, died yesterday at the family home at George and Fourth avenues from diphtheria. Mr Rheim is a well known motorman on the Centerville line. Funeral at 4 this afternoon with services by Rev Davis of the Methodist Episcopal chapel on the flat near Olympia.
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Vernon
Oscar Rheim
George and
Fourth Avenue
Rheim
Centerville
Mr. Davis
Methodist Episcopal
Olympia
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Clark
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Leyion
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