Butte Summer Race Meeting Opens with Sprint Stakes
All is ready for the starter as Butte hosts sixty two days of summer racing beginning this afternoon. The program features first class events including the sprint stakes and other competitive races.
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Butte
Brown Prince
Tomfine
Cabello
Aueie
Democrat
Inmanell
Jerry Edwards
Burdock
Primate
William F
Looram
Flitting
Queen
Butte Opening Race Sparks 62 Day Jockey Club Meet
The 1901 race meeting in Butte reopens after a 60 day interlude with a new officers lineup led by J A Murphy as presiding judge and Ralph Tozer as secretary. The Montana Jockey Club promises honest fair racing and a strong turnout as heavy betting returns, with opening race at 2 15 PM and detailed odds for multiple events.
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Butte
Montana Jockey Club
J. A. Murphy
Ralph Tozer
Robert Curran
Ben Benjamin
Kit” Chinn
Jockey Club
Butte Amblers
Thirteen Entered for American Derby Race Card
Chicago reports thirteen horses entered for the American Derby with a possibility of more adding on. Final declarations are due by 10 a m tomorrow as heavy track conditions may draw in horses favored by such footing. The article lists entrants with weights and ahead notes about Cruzados and Escalante, plus race day arrangements and betting practices.
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Chicago
Otis
Singleton
Sceveseeld
Lord Quex
Caywood
Wtol Henv
Tuliman
Pentecost
Belles Commoner
Knight
Tuguuoig
Prccus
Ceca
Vsvideie
Lucien
Appleby
J. Woods
Aladdin
Helgerson
Prowi
Davison
Ae li
Tor Corrigan
J. Ransch
Cruzados
Ransom
Tor Lord Quex
Laiien Appleby
Iindreth
Baldwin
Traine Spiers
Harlem
Emperor of Norfolk
Santa Anita
Escalante
Butte Driving Club
Jockey Club
Robert Curran
Messrs
Magrane
Lowry
New York
San Francisco
Maxwell
Tony Jeski
Five Dead in Collision Near Staples Minnesota
A head on crash between Northern Pacific trains No 7 and No 8 near Staples Minnesota killed engineer Walter Scott and several crew members. Dozens were injured including Henry Green and J Elmer Nelson. The wreckage caught fire. passengers fought flames with a bucket brigade before four crashes and multiple cars burned.
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Staples
Minn
Lower Lake Siding
Here
Northern Pacific
Scott
No. 7
Walter Scott
Xpress
Miller
George Rasmussen
John Noble
Dan Kennedy
Glad Stone
N. D
Henry Green
Minneapolis
William Hi. Montgomery
Charles Delmar
Claude R. Black
Concord
N. C
F. McBride
Majelerk
St. Paul
W. F. Haggard
Express Messenger
J. Elmer Nelson
Hammond
Ind
Frey M. Tavior
Batavia
Iowa
A. J. Wirkpatrick
H.C. Garver
Samuel (. Feltes
Lamoure
Olive Resnick
St. Cloud
F. F. Wilcox
Panora
George Brean
Watena
L. A. Kennedy
Winnipeg
I. L. Gordon
Chicago
F. A. Routun
New York
Nellie D. Sanford
S. B. Moore
Buffalo
Supreme Court Admits John T. Tolan to Practice
Special dispatch reports the Montana Supreme Court today admitted John T. Tolan of Anaconda to practice on motion of Governor Toole. The ruling was recorded in Helena on June 20.
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The
Standard
Helena
Supreme Court Today
John T. Tolan
Anaconia
Toole
Charles F Haviland Dies in Denver At Oakes Home
New York born Charles Frederick Haviland, American representative of a major French china maker, died at 11 o clock tonight at the Oakes home in Denver.
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Denver
Charles Frederick Haviland
New York
China Manufacturing
Oakes
Outlaws Tracy and Merrill Evade Search After Food Loot
Vancouver Wash June report cites Sheriff Marsh as convicts Tracy and Merrill have vanished again after a fruitless 24 hour search. Posses and bloodhounds guard the area awaiting further sightings. The men were last seen at Mrs Martin’s place near Targeson ranch where they seized flour bread butter strawberries paying the woman one dollar for the food.
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Vancouver
Wash
Tracy
Merrill
Marsh
Carson
Bloodhounds
Martin Place
Tragic Elevator Fall in Monticello Shaft
Special Dispatch reports 13 foot plunge of 45 year old Mrs Randolph Thompson’s daughter Alice Fenton Thompson while entering an elevator at Monticello. She struck her head on a rubber bumper and was carried to the third floor apartments. Doctor called. condition listed as serious and recovery doubtful.
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Standa Helena
Monticello
Alice Fenton Thompson
Randolph Thompson
Paterson Case Stirs Vigilance Plan to Silence Reds
Mayen Hinchcliffe leads Paterson authorities and a large peace force to curb anarchists amid a private vigilante committee plan. A blacklist may bar workers, starving out radicals. $250,000 is pledged. Additional text discusses a proposed railroad survey and right of way concerns near Canadian border.
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Paterson
N. J
Mayen Hinchcliffe
Paterson Vigilance Committee
Location for cut off filed for Columbia Falls line
Kalispell June 20. The definite location for the proposed Columbia Falls cut off for the Great Northern was filed in the land office today. The road will leave the main line half a mile west of the switch at Columbia.
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The
Standard
Kalispell
Columbia Falls
Great Northern
Columbia
Panama Route Right of Way Debate in Conference
Washington reports indicate the Panama amendment likely to form the conference basis as the house votes on Nicaragua route. House conferees anticipate agreement while Chairman Hepburn notes near unanimous house support for Nicaragua but defers final talks to avoid delays. The senate amendment appears favored in conference discussions.
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Washington
House
Fletcher
Minnesota
Panama
Hepburn
Nicaragua
Davey
Louisiana
Senate
Senator Morgan
Livingston Post to not publish daily dispatch
Special dispatch from Livingston reports that the Livingston Post will not start daily publication. Monitor Alderson stated to a Standard reporter that no change to publishing frequency is planned.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Livingston Post
Moitor Alderson
Standard Today
St Mary's Canal Work Promised Nearing First Phase Finish
Semi official Interior Department announcement says part of St Marys canal work may be completed by year end with the rest under way. Geological Survey under Professor Newell to oversee work, a field party to survey this summer, contracts likely near the dam site. Total completion expected in two to three years. No other Montana irrigation schemes currently under review.
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Standard
Washington
St. Mary's Canal
Interior Department
Geological Survey
Newell
Morrison Jury Is Made Up Of Local Farmers
Eldorado Kansas June 20 The jury to try Jessie Morrison for the murder of Mrs. Olin Castle in June 1900 is completed after a week of examination. It includes 11 farmers and one laborer all but one are young or middle aged. The trial opened in the afternoon session.
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Eldorado
Kan
Jessie Morrison
Olin Castle
Pioneer Billings Merchant Matthew Rademaker Dies
Matthew Rademaker, a Billings pioneer since 1882, died at 8 this morning of consumption. He leaves a widow, two children, and his brother Frank Rademaker. He served four terms on the city council and helped found the first fire company. Funeral at the Catholic church Sunday at 10:30.
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The
Standard
Billings
Matthew Rademaker
Frank Rademaker
Rademaker
Coulson
Four Horses Stolen in Big Timber
Bailey brothers report four valuable horses stolen from their pastures this week. A reward of 100 is offered for recovery and arrest of the thieves.
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The
Standard
Big Timber
Bailey Brothers
Jury Fixers in Alaska Trial at Seattle May 29
United States marshal Frank H. Richards and saloon keeper Joseph D. Jourden were found guilty of contempt in a conspiracy to fix jurors in the Wright case. The trial, held in Seattle, drew a packed court as evidence showed Jourden's saloon supplied jurors favorable to Wright. Sentencing could hit the six months and $200 fine limit.
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Nome
Alaska
Seattle
Wash
United States
Frank H. Richards
Joseph D. Jourden
Wickershaw
Richards
Jourden
Wickersham
John Ta McGinn
Joseph H Wright
Marshal Richards
P. C. Sullivan
Tacoma
Washington
John R. Rogers
Albert Fink
McGinn
S. T. Jeffreys
Wright
Adam Johnson
Grigg
Train Derailed by Cattle Near Livingston
The Ye park branch train leaving Livingston for Cinnabar derailed at Point of Rocks 33 miles south, after colliding with cattle. An engine and two cars left the track but stayed upright. many tourists were shaken. A wrecking train and Superintendent Horn responded. a Damascus special from San Francisco was delayed five hours due to the accident.
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The
Standard
Livingston
Ye Park
Lowstone
Cinnabar
Point of Rocks
Livingst
Park
Park Branch
Horn
Shriners
Damascus
San Francisco
National Park
To Morrow's Standard Sunday Preview for Montana Readers
The Sunday Standard promises a bright issue with color photographs of Bitter Root fishing scenes and images of people and places linked to King Edward's coronation next Thursday. It features Fort Hall lands Stampede, a long Story of old Fort Hall, plus contributions by Peter Dunne and others.
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Sunday Standard
Montana
Edward
Fort Hall Indian Reservation
Old Fort Hall
Peter Dunne
Dooley
Europe
George Ade
Jerry Rounder
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