Remneas Poised for Tigers as Jennings Sees Bright Future
Washington Times reports Alexander Remneas from Butte, a six foot two right hander weighing 185 pounds, has impressed in Detroit Tigers camp at Munroe Massachusetts and is touted by Deacon Jim McGuire as a future Great Pitcher. Hughie Jennings’ staff considers Remneas a strong addition for the Tigers this season with Cleveland nearly missing him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alexander Remnens
Butte
Detroit Tigers
Munroe
Washington Times
Deacon Jim’ McGuire
Tiger
Detroit
Cleveland
McGuire
Frank Navin
George
Remneas
Hughie Jennings
Deacon Jim
University Club To Hold Pool And Billiard Tourney
The University club of Butte plans a pool and billiard tournament once the new room is fitted. Members include top city players and rivalry runs high. Last night Tom Murray the actor and John Williams played an exhibition match to a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Club of
Butte
Tom Murray
John Williams
Bozeman College Basketball Prep for Key Miners Game
Bozeman prepares for a Friday night clash as the agricultural college quintet faces the Miners in the hardest game of the season. Captain Hartman leads with Ross at forward, Wilcomb at center, Hodeskise and Gosman at guards, Hillis as substitute. the college owns three wins, while a Miners victory could tie the state championship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Agricultural College
Dockstader
Hartman
Ross
Wilcomb
Hodeskise
Gosman
Hillis
Rifle Club Formed in Bozeman with NRA Aim
Bozeman on February 29 reports the Gallatin Rifle club formed with more than 20 members at Schlechten studio. Officers were elected and an application for admission into the National Rifle Association of America will be sent promptly. The club aims to promote rifle target shooting and secure a charter in the NRA.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Gallatin Rifle Club
Schlechten
National Rifle Association of America
Swamp Root Remedy Praised By Patient Clyde Camerer
A testimonial from Clyde F Camerer of Rosalia Washington details relief from kidney and bladder troubles after using Kilmer's Swamp Root. He describes severe prior pain, initial partial recovery after a half bottle, and total improvement after ten bottles, adding a note to contact him for confirmation. The letter is sworn before Notary Verne Towne on July 23 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde F. Camerer
Rosalia
Wash
Verne Towne
Prove What Swamp Root Will Do for You Ad
Prove What Swamp Root Will Do for You ad invites sending to Dr Kilmer Co Binghamton NY for a sample bottle and a booklet on kidneys and bladder. Mentions Anaconda Daily Standard and notes regular 50 cent and 1 dollar size bottles for ware at all drug stores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton, N. Y
Anaconda Daily Standard
Montana Rifle Club Forms in State Capital
The club organized in Montana to trade Springfield rifles and ammunition at cost from the U S government. It already has 22 members and may reach 30 at the next meeting Monday evening. It is the third club of its kind in Montana with others at Butte and Helena. A triangular shoot may be arranged for teams from the three clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield Rifles
United States
Montana
Butte
Helena
Boxing Carnival at Orion Theater Monday Night
Copper City Athletic club presents a boxing carnival at Orion theater Monday night featuring two six round bouts Leo Benz versus Billy Manley and Kid Brunnell against Joe Rush. Preliminary matches include Eddie Duggan versus Teddy Johns and Tommy Masterson versus Arthur Maffel plus Kid Woods versus Freeman in six rounds. Box office opens Saturday and Monday for membership tickets.
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Copper City Athletic Club
Orton Theater
Leo Benz
Billy Manley
Kid Brunnell
Joe Rush
Eddie Duggan
Teddy Johns
Johns
Montana
Tally Johns
Tally
Tommy Masterson
Arthur Maffel
Meaderville
Kid Woods
Young Freeman
Woods
Freeman
Three Veterans Absent From Spring Training Group
Chicago dispatch reports three Chicago White Sox veterans were missing as the 43 member party boarded a special train for Waco Texas to begin spring training. Pat Dougherty has retired. Matty McIntire has not signed for 1912. Lee Tannehill is sidelined with an ankle sprain for two weeks. Four recruits Rath Mayer Carney and Genest joined the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Waco
Texas
Comiskey
Pat Dougherty
Matty McIntire
Lee Tannehill
Rath
Mayer
Carney
Genest
Hawthorne Captures Yucatan Stakes at Juarez Racetrack
Juarez February 29 Hawthorne easily wins the Yucatan stakes a three and a half furlongs race marking his first start in nearly a month by four lengths. The program lists six races with winners and times including Fundamental Zool Phil O Connor Hawthorne Decesarion Dangerous March and other entries across six events.
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Juarez
Hawthorne
Yucatan
Fundamental
Prince Winter
Clint Tucker
Zool
Acquin
Phil O’connor
Light Knight
Gus Hartridge
Moller
Vested Rights
Decesarion
Sidon
Mycenae
Dutch Rock
John Louis
Juarez Racecard Shows Entries For Tomorrow's Races
Entries listed for tomorrow's program at Juarez across six races. Details include horse names and weighted values for two year old fillies in race one, mile and six furlong options in later races, and handicaps. Notable entries include Moss Rose Motto's Pride and Little Blonde in the opening event and Pinkola in the handicap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moss Rose
Motto’s Pride
Little Blonde
Santa Call
Woltress
Philopena
Jesse Lee
Far Cathay
Tildy Wolforth
John Hack
Sugar Lump
Dottie B
Port Arlington
Velsini
Pipe Vision
High Range
Marigot
Novgorod
Amphalka
Veno von
Tommy Twig
Dr. Smoot
Delaney
Metropolitan
Antigo
J. B. Robinson
Oxer
John Griffin II
Pinkola
Dr. Dougherty
Flying Footsteps
Uncle Ben
Sebago
Chapultepec
Eye White
Pitipat
Matzie Girl
Zulu
Gelico
Fred Mulholland
Light Knight
Sona
Figent
Tim Judge
Misprison
Ben Uncas
Cartassa
Little Marchmont
L. M. Eckert
Cleveland A L Team Heads to Mobile for Spring Training
Cleveland members depart for Mobile for three weeks of spring drills led by Manager Davis. The group includes pitchers Kaler James Krapp Demott Sweitzer and catchers Livingston O Neil Adams Telbot Easterly Fisher Baskett Swindle Stein Cook Mitchell among others.
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Cleveland
Mobile
Davis
Kaler
James
Krapp
Demott
Sweitzer
Livingston
O'Neil
Adams
Telbot
Easterly
Fisher
Baskett
Swindle
Stein
Cook
Mitchell
Butte Baseball Association Elects Officers and Directors
At a meeting last evening the Butte Baseball association elected officers and directors. Ed F. Murphy was named president with J. C. Adams as vice president and Co. C. Swinborne as treasurer. W. J. Walsh became secretary and A. J. Verheyen assistant secretary. Directors include C. Swinborne, ac Adams, W. J. Walsh, Ed F. Murphy, Co. A. Lewis, Larry Duggan, and W. A. Willoughby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Baseball Association
Ed F. Murphy
J. C. Adams
Co. C. Swinborne
W. J. Walsh
A. J. Verheyen
C. C. Swinborne
Ac. Adams
Co. A. Lewis
Larry Duggan
W. A. Willoughby
PANS WANT A GAME
Waco business men plan to petition President Comiskey of the Chicago Americans to allow a game with the New York Nationals during the visit. The Nationals are training at Marlin, Texas, while the scheduled games remain in place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waco
Texas
Comiskey
Chicago Americans
New York Nationals
New York
Marlin
Carpenter Tops Sullivan For European Middleweight Title
Monte Carlo February 29. George Carpenter the French welterweight champion knocked out Jim Sullivan the English boxer in the second round for the European middleweight championship. The purse was $5,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Monte Carlo
George
Carpenter
Jim Sullivan
Europe
Bulldog Fanny Defeats Minto in Prolonged Railroad Saloon Fight
In North Montana Street, Fanny the bulldog owned by Clyde Beaton defeated rival Minto owned by a man named Johnson before a roaring crowd in the Railroad saloon. The fight lasted over two hours with both dogs exhausted, then a rest, and finally Fanny secured the win as Minto rolled onto his side.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanny
Clyde Beaton
Minto
Johnson
Montana
Sayre Accuses Scott of Threats. Sheriff's Office Involved
Scott, injured and laid up, accuses Sayre of injuring him with a poker. Sayre says Scott had threatened to shoot him after past trouble. Deputies declined to arrest Scott, who claims he was assaulted. Sayre plans to swear out a warrant today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Sayre
Michaud
Hugo
Public crowds fill Montana court for Chevigny arson trial
Special Dispatch to the Standard Missoula Feb 29 The arson trial of J L Chevigny continued in district court with public interest high as witnesses from the house set ablaze testified. Evidence focused on two oil cans found after the fire and a plumber testified about handling an oil can Chevigny brought in a sack. Cross examination was sharp and the case likely to extend into early next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Missoula
J. L. Chevigny
Chamber of Justice
Chevigny
Testi
Thirty-Six Pay Penalty for Revolt at Monterey Penitentiary
Laredo Texas dispatch reports thirty six prisoners died in a revolt at the Monterey Mexico penitentiary. Six were killed during the outbreak and 25 ringleaders were executed at four o clock yesterday morning. About 38 000 prisoners were housed in the institution. The warden was said to be among the clans. Four others were killed in the rush. details unclear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laredo
Texas
Monterey
Mexico
Bryan listens to double who fools Portland men
William J. Bryan spent a day in Portland for a business luncheon and public reception. He addressed a large crowd at a Democratic banquet and visited the press club where William Hanley of Burns, a near perfect Bryan look alike, fooled many listeners. Bryan spoke on national progress and moral awakening, endorsing initiative referendum and recall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Ore
William J. Bryan
Press Club
William Hanley
Burns, Ore
Mr. Bryan
Bryan
Jury Disagrees in Theft Case Against Insurance Broker
In San Francisco, February 29, the jury disagreed and was discharged in the trial of Andrew F. McFarland an insurance broker and promoter accused of grand larceny for allegedly taking $10,000 from his fourth wife Miss Ethel Groom of Ogden Utah.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Andrew F. McFarland
Ethel Groom
Ogden
Utah
Easy Fight for Packey Stopped in Fourth Round
Tommy Devlin of Philadelphia was outclassed by Packey McFarland of Chicago as the bout ended in the fourth round. The scheduled 10 round fight was halted to save Devlin from a knockout. both fighters weighed 188 pounds in Cleveland, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Tommy Devlin
Philadelphia
Packey McFarland
Chicago
Devlin
Ronan Incorporation Vote Confirmed by County Commission
The county commissioners confirmed the Ronan election tally favoring incorporation. They set April 20 for the officer, judge, and clerk election date with names of official positions provided.
Gun Duel Sparks Deputies at Silver Bow Park
Harry Scott, once a watchman at Northern Pacific yards, clashed with saloonman Harry Sayre at Silver Bow Park last night. The incident drew two deputies and an automobile to the scene where a small six-shooter was secured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Scott
Northern Pacific
Silver Bow Park
Harry Sayre
Reds All In Line Begin Spring Practice In Georgia
Cincinnati Feb 29 Several veterans of the Cincinnati National League team left for Columbus Georgia to begin a week of practice under Manager O Day. Of the holdouts John Bates signed his contract today and President Herrmann said a satisfactory agreement would be reached with Hoblitzer.
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Cincinnati
Columbus
O'Day
John Bates
Richard Hoblitzer
Bates
Herrmann
Hob*litzel
Pole Takes A Match In Detroit Wrestling Night
Zbyszko defeated Koch in straight falls here in Detroit on February 29. The first fall took 89 minutes and the second seven minutes. In the preliminary, Dr. Roller beat Yank Rogers two straight falls, each lasting 23 minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Zbyszko
Koch
Dr. Roller
Yank” Rogers
Newsboys' Council Fires Two Aldermen and Chief of Police
The Newsboys' club council fired two aldermen Frank Riley and Jasper Burns and discharged chief Davey for neglect of duty. Mayor Tush Sullivan aged 15 removed Davey and appointed Patrolman Pressier to the vacancy. Andrew Ryan was moved from the eligible list to fill Pressier's seat. Ten street merchants must explain to the police judge for begging nickels and disorder at theaters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newsboys’ Club
Frank Riley
Jasper Burns
Davey
Tush” Sullivan
Dennis Lowney
Delores Naughton
Reader
Jobe
Dalling
New Orpheum Theater
Ugly Ways Lead Wives to Have Husbands Jailed
Jack Hardeweck a miner on Parrott street had his wife arrest him on a beat ing charge after she claimed he came home late and jarred kerosene lamps. He was released on bonds. W S Clark another miner in the 500 block East Park street chased his wife and tried a punch during an argument. He faces a disturbance by beating charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Hardeweck
Parrott Street
W. S. Clark
East Park Street
Democrat Democrat offers President's bill to establish a labor relations commission
Representative Hughes of New Jersey introduces a bill for a nine member industrial relations commission including two employers and two labor representatives. The measure, urged by President Taft, seeks inquiry into labor conditions, collective bargaining, wage earners' growth, and peaceful dispute methods with hearings to follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Commission On
Hughes
New Jersey
Lawrence
Mass
Department of Commerce and Labor
Organized Labor
United States
House
Senate
Funeral Notice for Ryan-Patrick T. Ryan
Ryan Patrick T. Ryan aged 44 died last evening. Remains removed to the residence of his brother J A Ryan 900 North Ex celsior avenue for funeral Saturday at 9 30 am at St Patrick is church high mass at 10 o clock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Patrick T. Ryan
Walsh
J. A. Ryan
Excelsior Avenue
St. Patrick's Church
Alleged Box Car Thief Dies From Wounds
Glasgow Feb 29 John Langworthy died of wounds after resisting arrest on a charge of plundering Great Northern box cars Bartle Hayfield his companion was shot in the leg and recovering moved from hospital to jail John Hayfield father of Bartle is jailed as sheriff Stephenson holds alleged loot at the Hayfields home and their ranch further arrests expected the pilfering has extended over a long period
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
John Langworthy
Great Northern
Bartle Hayfield
John Hayfield
Stephenson
Hayfields
American youth to face Mexican military court trial
Leonard Napierskie, an American youth accused of spying for Mexico, will be taken to Ensenada for trial before a Mexican military court. An intercession by Rex Clark, Tom Hamilton, Police Chief Wilson, and Mexican Consul Francisco Olivares failed. Clark and Hamilton were barred from visiting Napierskie in jail at Tia Juana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Diego
Cal
Leonard Napierskie
Ensenada
Rex Clark
Tom Hamilton
Wilson
Francisco Olivares
Clark
Hamilton
Napierskie
Tia Juana
Dual Convention in Missouri Divides Taft Roosevelt Delegates
Excelsior Springs Missouri February 29 Ambience of disorder as Taft and Roosevelt split the Third Missouri district delegates. Two delegations chosen amid barricaded doors and heated clashes before both factions entered the hall. Roosevelt supporters first in the nation to be instructed for him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Excelsior Springs
Taft
Theodore Rooosevelt
Missouri
Roosevelt
Secretary Knox Leaves Panama for Costa Rica
Secretary of State Knox departed Panama City this morning aboard the cruiser Washington for a leisurely inspection trip to Colon with stops along the canal route. He praised the cordial welcome from local officials and noted positive editorials in Costa Rican papers about the U S visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
Knox
Colon
Panama Canal
Washington
Port Simon
Costa Rica
United States
Six Hundred Horses Sold At Good Prices In Dillon Sale
The Dillon horse sale ended with 600 horses sold at an average of about 125 dollars each. Buyers from Canada and eastern and western states attended, and quality was reported as the best ever in Dillon. Managers Horse Smith and George Ditty have long operated in the county's horse business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Dillon
Canada
Smith
George Ditty
State boards to prosecute butter weight violations
Helena Montana February 29 The state board of health informs merchants that from March 15 any violators of butter weight laws will face prosecution. A recent survey found many packages sold lacked 16 ounces though no prosecutions will occur before March 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
State Board of Health
Montana
Hill County Organized in Montana New Law
Havre Mont February 29 The new Hill County the first created under the state’s new law was fully organized this afternoon with officers sworn in and offices opened Judge Utter served as master of ceremonies and the celebration included whistles bells and general jubilation continuing that night
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havre
Mont
Hill
Montana
Utter
District Court
Trains Break Snow Blockade Aids Passengers to West
Six Rock Island passenger trains stalled in a Kansas snow blockage have been released and are due in El Paso tonight or Friday morning with mail and passengers bound for California Arizona and Mexican points. All Mexican mail remains tied up in El Paso as rail routes south of Juarez stay cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
el Paso
Texas
Rock Island
Kansas
California
Arizona
Juarex
Sugar Schedule Revise A Secret Plan Triggers Caucus
Washington February 29 Democrats in the house will caucus on a revised sugar schedule and other revenue measures. The Ways and Means Committee report on sugar remains secret. lawmakers debate proposals to replace lost revenue with ad valorem taxes on raw sugar and rubber, or a duty cut on refined sugar paired with a small per pound levy or taxes on silk and rubber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House
Ways and Means Committee
Underwood
Broussard
Louisiana
Proposal to create new Merino County in Montana
Harlowton Montana reports a proposal to form Merino County from portions of Meagher Musselshell Fergus and Sweet Grass counties. The 1600 square mile area would have over 5 million dollars in value and about 2500 residents. A June 1 election is likely if 65 percent of voters sign. Petitions circulate April 1 with registration closing for city and school elections March 21 and March 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Harlowton
Merino
Meagher
Musseshell
Fergus
Sweet Grass
White Sulphur Springs
Couty
Judith Gap
Shawmut
Taft urges famine relief day for China appeal
President Taft calls on the American Red Cross to observe Sunday March 10 and the Jewish community Saturday March 9 as a famine relief day for starving Chinese, urging widespread sympathy and support. The letter, dated February 26, was received by W R Millar, secretary of the China famine relief committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Taft
W. R. Millar
The
China Famine Relief Committee
Millar
China
WILLIAM H._TAFT
American Red Cross
Supreme Court Orders New Trial Over Knuckey Damages
In Helena on February 29 the state supreme court ruled the $10,000 damage award to Frank Knuckey against Butte Electric Railway excessive. The case is remanded to Silver Bow court with orders for a new trial unless Knuckey accepts a $6,000 judgment. Knuckey, who lost a toe after being thrown from a street car, has had two trials with a prior $25,000 verdict overturned on appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Anaconda Man Timothy Monroe Dies at 97
Timothy Monroe died at St. Ann’s hospital after two weeks as a county farm inmate. He moved to Anaconda about 20 years ago and once worked as a cook at the Montana hotel. A brother in Ireland is the sole surviving relative. body at Tuttle undertaking parlors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy Monroe
St. Ann's Hospital
Anaconda
Montana
Ireland
Tuttle Undertaking
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Packey
Ronan
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