Cornell Wins Race as Columbia Fails at Poughkeepsie
In a storied four mile race at Poughkeepsie, Cornell varsity eight defeats Columbia by a scant length and a half after a late sprint. Columbia freshman wins the reserve two mile, while Pennsylvania edges Wisconsin for third as Syracuse trails.
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Milwaukee pro nearly ties open record at Kent Country Club
In Grand Rapids James Strmgpee of Milwaukee carded 162 for 36 holes to lead the Western Golf Association open qualifying at Kent Country Club. He fell one stroke shy of tying the 70 drive par record. Skokie Club members Fovargue and Travinger took second and fourth, with Tom McNamara of Boston third. Albert Seckel of Chicago remains the lone amateur still alive after today’s eliminations.
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The Glass House at Hampden Company in Rochester
Louis K. Anspacher’s The Glass House staged by Hampden Company in Rochester last week stars Walter Hampden and Kathryn Kidder. The play centers on social conditions and love their interaction, and it drew favorable notices from audiences.
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Baby left on door step found by Butte couple
A months-old boy, wrapped in blankets, was found on a doorstep at 504 South Wyoming Street by Nick Spatter and his wife. They kept the infant, promised care, and police noted no note or explicit request. Neighbors joined a warm reception as committees arranged refreshments and seating.
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Chinaman Still Lives But Doesn’t Care About It
Henry Tong, a Chinaman, gouged and slashed himself with a knife Monday. Early this morning he was found in a weakened condition with little chance of recovery. He answered “Me no care” when asked if he wished to live, his indifference shocking the attendants.
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In a Side Street shines at Majestic vaudeville
The act In a Side Street entertains with a concise pithy presentation and strong scenic quality. It has become a big hit at the Majestic theater and is praised as one of the best acts the house has offered. The show follows a successful New York run and contributes to a week of top acts proving high class vaudeville gains popularity. Wise landlords learn tenants are won via want advertising.
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Girls' Club Birthday Event Planned for Tomorrow
Miss Eva Blanding presided at a Girls' club meeting in the Woman's clubhouse. The first birthday celebration is set for Thursday night at 8:30 with all members and their mothers invited. Seven new members joined yesterday as the club's classes flourish and membership grows.
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Radersburg Mining Boom Signals Large Development
A major Radersburg project is underway with deeper mines turning into big shippers. Other prominent mines are anticipated to join the shipping class soon. Ohio Keating and Combination Keating are noted as solid prospects while Black Friday shows a strong strike, watch Delome.
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Butte City Council Tonight Votes On Printing and Paving
Tonight's council meeting will be led by President Nerny in Mayor Duncan's absence. It will review bids for city printing and advertising with Inter Mountain favored at 1.12 per inch for first insertion and city cents thereafter, and McKee Company for printing. Fire and water committees reject water main extensions southward, citing poor tax returns. Paving of Galena and Wyoming streets to be awarded to Al Saner as the sole bidder.
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New management at Coliseum pledges improvements and high standard
Ben J. Cornelius resumes control of the Coliseum pavilion after two years of Mell Miller’s lease. The city’s first respectable dancing venue will reopen with Thursday and Saturday summer dances, Brennen's orchestra, and plans to enlarge and renovate for a larger, finer season in the Northwest.
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Manager of Butcher Shop Fined for Health Violation
Mose Ornstein, manager of the Butte Butchering Company, was fined 25 by Judge Booher in the police court for violating the health ordinance urged by Health Officer J. Frank Mabie. Fred Moore, 17, charged with drunkenness, said he drank from two boys’ bottles after meeting them. he was jailed briefly then released to aid officers. Police disposed of several other drunkenness and disturbance cases.
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One Partner Peaches Where Goods Are Cached
Milwaukee theft duo Tom Carruthers and J Shafford were arrested after confessing to systematic pilfering from freight cars at Three Forks. They allegedly stolen items ranged from dress goods to sardines and discarded nonedible leftovers. Carruthers sought immunity while Shafford denied guilt, and both heads head back to Three Forks with police.
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Furious automobile race shown at the Orpheum
About one hundred thousand spectators gathered at the Indianapolis speedway course to witness forty six racing cars driven by the world’s boldest drivers roaring by in a dramatic display of speed and skill.
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Harroun's 190-mile sweepstakes filmed by Essanay at Orpheum
A rapid 190 mile international sweepstake race captured by Essanay cameras will be shown at the Orpheum theater for the week. The program includes Duke de Ribbon Counter, a comedy, and The Changing of Silas Warner, a dramatic work noted for its intense and thrilling scenes.
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Man Admits Second Alcohol Feast Beating Leads to Emergency Hold
John Holland, who earlier fell to alcohol fueled violence, repeated the incident last night and was taken to the emergency hospital for treatment. He resisted at the hospital, and two officers restrained him in a chair until the matron completed his repairs. He awaits a hearing this morning.
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They Must Go, Says One House Fly at Stable Door
A Washington Star line wonders aloud about public pressure to move forward, with a playful exchange between two house flies behind a stable door. The dialogue hints at recurring battles over trusts and reform, reflecting the era's regulatory mood.
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Lungs Declared Sound Life Insurance Granted
A reader reports recovery from multiple lung hemorrhages after using Eckman's Alterative. The claim states improved health led to life insurance approval after prior rejection, with details provided upon request and a booklet offer from Kekman Laboratory.
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