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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1902

Page

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Big Opening At Butte Track Draws Thousands

Nearly 3,000 attended the summer meeting opener at the Butte race track. The card ran smoothly with ideal weather and fast horses. W L Stanfield’s EM Brattain won the sprint stake as Charles Lamar led early in the handicap, Brattain peaking to beat Lamar by a half length. Straggler captured the mile and a sixteenth handicap, while Devereaux led the last race to avoid a disaster after Jockey Frowen fell. A large field of 15 started the final race, with Lucera involved in a serious spill to end the day.

Butte W. L. Stanfield EM. Brattain Judge Thomas Glendenning Cantive Leora Abha I Charles Lamar Lamar Brattain Straggler Walhurst Ulloa Lizella Alloa Devereaux Bops J. M. Crane de George Webb Uwiloa W. F. Walter Br & Queen L Buckler Lulu Bell Ted Hayes Jerry Edwards D. Cameron Aibed Bigat van Camp Keech Sol Cane Cora Goetz MacFlecknce Goddess O Night Auriffer W. B. Sink, Jr Patsy Dolan Abba L Saul of Tarsus Pat Tucker O. W. Boezek Sir Modred Bedotte Romero Sylvan Lass la Calma Rose Hilo Wolley Puryear-Grieselda Collis Ssields Beavers Piedmont Stable Ned Dennis Fogg W. P. Magrane Nellie Forest PERSP Gebbs Vo Bernota Sam Green Frank Duffy el Mido Lucera Courtier George Palmer the Scot Ping Castine Tuberville Looram William F Crink Burlength See Claus Sir Claus Carlo Partisana Clayton Nichols & Bowie Friar Charm Polk Eh G& Charle & Glendenning Hurtle McNamara Burst S. Merriwether Devin Lamb Gaffir Frowen Mysician

Wyeth Captures American Derby In Chicago Race

Wyeth owned by Joe Drake won the American Derby at Chicago before Starter Dwyer with Lucien Lyne aboard. Heno and Otis battled for the lead, but Wyeth surged late to win by almost two lengths over Lucien Appleby who finished second with Aladdin third.

Chicago Wyeth Joe Drake Dwyer Lucien Lyne Mr. Drake Heno Taidien Appleby Aladdin Lucien Appleby Otis Arsenal Corrigan Belles Commoner Lord Lyne Woods Coburn Wain-a- Moinin Federal Jiminez Elsie Valecain Zibia J. Woods Prowl Lord Quex Hermis Pentecost Alfred Wargrave Stuyve la Crimae Sidney S. Love Watkins Rheta BOM Low Brownie Anderson Free Pass True Blue

Notes of the Track from the Early Racing Meeting

The first race winner earned the first prize for owner W F Walter of Queen L while second went to Fuit ting owned by W J Stanfield. Winning jockeys included McDonald and Lee with Olberville Romero and Collis noted. Timekeepers were Dan Dennison and W B Link Jr as the Butte Driving Club planned a matinee. W B Cross, ex Chicago Racing Form, officiated as caller and spectators heard his calls. Debate rages over recall flag use with supporters and opponents split on its value and coast practice. The System slows starts but is relied on for cohesion. An orchestra played in the grand stand as the American race closed.

W. F. Walter Queen L W. J. Stanfield McDonald Lee Olberville Romero Collis Dan Dennison W. B. Link, Jr Butte Driving Club W. B. Cross Chicago Racing Form China

Fire Sweeps Portland Iron Works in Six Acre Blaze

A major fire broke out at Wolff & Zwicker iron works on East Madison and Fast Water streets in Portland. By Sunday morning about six acres were burned, with losses estimated at $590,000 though buildings continued to burn. alarms spread to nearby lumber mill, Hicks machine shops, and a Standard Oil warehouse. Firefighters faced tall flames and boiler explosions as bridges and other structures were threatened, while several hundred thousand feet of lumber and other goods were destroyed. The Standard Oil tanks were reportedly safe and salvageable.

Portland Ore Wolff & Zwicker Iron Works Madison Fast Water Iron Works East Side Lumber Company Coon Madison Street Hicks Willamette River Standard Oil Company Water Street First Street Madison Street Bridge Parlin & Orendorf

Rebels Hold Out Near La Guayra After Prolonged Bombardment

Willemstad reports that a Venezuelan gunboat bombardment of Macatuom, a La Guayra suburb, has yielded no results. Some 700 revolutionists are entrenched as the government enforces a displacement policy mirroring Cuban and South African tactics.

la Guayra Willemstad Macatuom Cuba South Africa le Guayra

GAVE THE CONVICTS GUNS

Chief Sulli van holds the photograph and description of Harry C Wright the ex convict said to have smuggled guns into Salem prison used in the killings of three guards and a jailbreak Tracy and Merrill Wright left prison May 2 and may be aiding the escape authorities report Wright seen in Southwestern Washington though cautious on details

Seattle Sullivan Harry Co. Wright Salem Tracy Merrill Ther Wright Washington

Cattleman Ditley Cleared In Self Defense Hearing

A preliminary hearing in Salt Lake City discharged Tom Ditley after testimony showed Steve Chipman was the aggressor in a quarrel and Ditley shot in self defense.

Salt Lake City The Herald Sunny Side Tom Ditley Steve Chipman Chipman Dilley

Management Is Condemned in Helena Smelter Strike

A Helena Trades and Labor assembly meeting adopted resolutions condemning smelter plant managers for intimidation and discharging union members. The resolutions denounce corporate power concentration and support state erection of reduction works.

Standard Helena East Helena Helena Trades and Labor Assembly

Assault to Kill and Rob Near Sheridan

Willam De vis and W. H. Burwright, brought from Banner by the sheriff, face assault with intent to kill and rob Charles Palmer. Palmer was shot seven times, the defendants claim they were hit with a closed knife. A preliminary examination is set for Monday.

Standard Sheridan Wyo Willam Devis W. H. Burwright Banner Charles Palmer Palmer

Fire destroys Southern Pacific round house and locomotives

Fresno California reports a fire tonight that wiped out the Southern Pacific railroad round house and 12 locomotives. The total loss is estimated near 200000 dollars.

Fresno Cal Southern Pacific Railroad

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Montana Jockey Club OM the Butte Track Drake Wyech Bullman Bulldog Courage Wreh Takes Wadsworth Fonso BIG Blaze Mer Rill
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