Five Year Franchise Battle Looms For Butte Club
A Northwest League reshuffle threatens Spokane as Eddie Quinn faces ouster if the league favors a park closest to Spokane. Seattle experts note Seattle or Tacoma rivals for the Spokane slot as the twelve-up reshapes the circuit with new five-year franchises for Seattle? Butte, Tacoma, Aberdeen and Vancouver. Quinn signs players despite upheaval, aiming to keep the pennant team intact with Halen Machin Chandler and Kippert among arrivals.
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Butta
Quinn
Spokane
Seattle
Northwestern Baseball League
Tacoma
Wil
Eddie Quinn
Inague
Eas
Dugdale
McCraédle
Portland
Oma
Breakers
Bill Halen
Hill
the Woods
Tech Quinh
Bays
Spokesman-Review
Halén
Chaopion
Machin
Lieteue
Kippert
Fogarty
Rogers
Quintalés
Chandler
Earlie
Hulen
Veh
Zhova
National Association
Ledvea Quinn
Dunn
Wright
Mallory
Osburn
Myers
Mullen
Laucks
Works
Tateléere
Man- Mure
Hamilton
Eulen
Jacids
Waters
Runkle
Carmey
Stain
Buess
Howell
Northrup
Advertising Beats Hard Times in Dull Periods
The piece argues that facing dull times requires more publicity. Aggressive advertising reduces the impact of poor business and offsets seasonal slumps. It cites Lowell and Abie as voices urging merchants to use advertising to blunt downturns. Publicity is presented as the best tool when business needs lift.
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Lowell
Bishop Duncan Dead at Stur tamsburg South Carolina
Bishop W W Duncan of the Methodist Episcopal Church died in Sturtansburg South Carolina today Born December 27 1869 at Randolph Macon College Virginia Duncan followed his brother as president of Randolph Macon College and later became a bishop His long service marked by leadership at the college and church end with his death.
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Sturtansburg
S. C
W. W. Duncan
Methodist Episcopal Church
Tunran
Randolph-Macon College
Virginia
Duncan
New Trial Denied in Pat Leehan Case Against Electric Railway
Judge Lynch denied a motion for a new trial in Patrick Leehan versus the Butte Electric Railway Company. Leehan, who sued for damages after a fall from an eastbound street car near Oklahoma street, previously won $1,000. The company argued the verdict was not justified and cited newly discovered evidence. An appeal is expected. Other rulings included partial demurrers and amended complaint deadlines in several cases. Sarah Fearon won a second trial against Mullins for $2,000 after an initial $1,000 award.
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Lynch
Patrick Leehan
Butte Electric Railway Company
Oklahoma Street
Leehan
Robert TH. Sullivan
Washoe Copper Company
Siven
James Naughton
East Butte Mining Company
Matilda Lawedn
Cobban
Demurter
Sarah Fearon
Fatrick Mullins
Mullins
Jovich Clinches High Honors in Butts Bowling Class
John Jovich, rising from B class to A, posted 960 across five games to lead a field that included Art Perham and Mike Sheehan. Perham, second, could not topple 5 or 10 pins while Adams claimed third. Heine, a promoted B bowler, and others followed as the week’s matches promise a close contest with a $50 match set Thursday night. The Austrain 960 marked his best to date with three games of 245 198 and 0.
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John Jovich
Art Perham
Mike Sheehan
Perham
Adams
van Hils
McKinley
Heine
Javich
Heine Tok
Quick
Henry
Sit
Toylch
Britt and Nelson Ready for 11-Round No-Decision Bout
Los Angeles report says lightweight contenders Jimmy Britt 188 pounds and Battling Nelson 182 pounds have completed training for the 11 round no decision fight scheduled tomorrow night before the Pacific Athletic club. Weigh ins set for tomorrow evening with betting even money.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Jimmy Britt
Battling Nelson
Pacific Athletic
Britt
Nelson
Divorce Granted to Mrs May in Judge Lynch Court
Mrs Fredericke May was granted a divorce from Clarence F May with custody of their three month old son. They married in Kirksville Missouri in 1904 and moved to Butte Montana last year where May failed to support his wife and child, leaving without notice and with profligate habits.
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Fredericke May
Clarence F. May
Lynch
Kirksville
May
Mays
Butte
Montana
Annexation Row Prolonged as Court Grants Week Adjournment
In Judge Lynch's court the annexation dispute involving residents of the flat near Butte stalls progress. Peter Bree stated readiness to proceed for the protesters, but City Attorney Booth's absence delayed actions. A further continuance is likely as parties may be out of town, delaying tax and voting eligibility decisions and ward assignments for the new area.
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Butte
Lynch
Department of the District Court
Peter Bree
Booth
Laneh
Breen
Indians Plead Guilty in Federal Manslaughter Case
In Los Angeles on March 3 3frs Dominga Bogundo and Antonio Augustin two Morouga reservation Indians pleaded guilty in federal court to a charge of manslaughter for the killing of John Segundo husband of Mrs Dorsingo Segundo last October.
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Los Angles
Dominga Bogundo
Antonio Augustin
Morouga Reservation
John Segundo
Dorsingo Segundo
Three Men Die In Inferno At Manhaskelt Bay Barns
A blaze on the north side of Manhaskelt bay yesterday killed three men and left sixteen others seriously injured after workers leaped from burning cabins. Names of the deceased and injured were not fully clear in the fragment.
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Port Washington
Marah
Manhaskelt Bay
Early Start on the Wayward Way in Truancy Case
Two girls, Grace McCarthy aged 11 and Pearl Collett aged 13, appeared before Judge Donlan in district court charged with truancy. Officers testified of poor school attendance and runaways. McCarthy promised reform and was sent home with her mother after a school promise, while Collett, warned similarly, agreed to attend and was discharged.
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Donlan
District Court
Grace McCarthy
Trunst
Beebe
Bonnatt, Block
Bennett Block
Judes Donlan
Pearl Collett
Race Track Results From Los Angeles and New Orleans
Los Angeles reports six races with Prince Frederick and Antioch winning, several close finishes, and times ranging from 1:08 to 1:36. New Orleans Fair Grounds lists seven races including Beau Brommel and Lady Souffla victors, with times from 1:06 to 1:49.
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New Orleans
Fair Grounds
McNally
Tom Hoand
All Red
William H. Lyon
Blue Sea
Plateau
Beau Brommel
Posing
Mr. Peabody
Lady Souffla
Czar
Pedigree
St. Bellaire
Creel
Flaxman
Oakland Races Highlight Four Winners at Local Meet
Results from Oakland California on March 2 feature six races. Five and a half furlongs saw Maldan win with Magrane second and Pinau third in 1:10.8. Three furlongs produced Alice Collins first, Ocean Queen second, Birth third in 0:37. Sixth race times incomplete.
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Oakdland
Cal
Andmaldan
Magrane
Pinau
Alice Collins
Ocean Queen Anc
Birth
Bill Curtis
Metlakatla
Invader
Burleigh
Bucolle
ALOCHLAN APPOINTED FORT POOK INDIAN CHOOS
ALOCHLAN APPOINTED physician at Fort Pook Indian choo. Gweaint Dispatch reports in the Standard Washington that Mr Mc Lochlan of Bismarck North Dakota has been named the new medical officer for the fort.
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Gweaint
Standard
Washington
Marah
Granite workers suspend over new state working agreement
More than 3,000 granite cutters Quarrymen and related workers in Barr Vermont Nonotello Vermont and Westerly Rhode Island area affected by a work suspension today after unions and manufacturers failed to agree on provisions of a new state and working agreement to replace the old rules. Vermont and Rhode Island unions voted to suspend operations until their demands are met. The Quincy printers reported to work after voting to arbitrate the dispute.
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Boston
Barr
Nonteller
Westerly
Vermont
Rhode Island
Nutters
Quincy
Steamship Como Grounds On Jones Beach Off Long Island
The steamship Como of the New York & Porto Niles Steamship Co ran ashore today at Jones Beach on Long Island's youth coast east of Sandy Hook during a gale. The vessel, sailing from Porto Rico to New York since February 2, carried about 76 passengers, all reported safe.
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New York
Como
New York & Porto Niles Steamship Company
Jones Beach
Long Inland
Sandy Hook
Gan Tunn
Porto Rico
Godinardy
Vessal
Death of James Olumon and Philip Oliver Pioneer Philanthropist
James Olumon Booth Band Ind died March 1 in Indiana after a long illness. Javier Oliver, a wealthy plow manufacturer and philanthropist, passed away this morning at age 74 from general debility and heart failure. He was renowned for numerous charitable acts.
Local Postmaster General’s Son Dies in Liverpool
Thorne B Wannmaier of Philadelphia, son of former Postmaster General John Wannamaker, died suddenly at the Hotel Liverpool today after arriving from Weynt with his mother who had been in Weynt seeking pearls.
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Liverpool
Thorne B. Wankemiaker
Philadelphia
John Wannimaier
Tiverpool
Wanamaier
Tiuraday
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Troy Street Railway Company
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J. Jovich
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Tavommon
USA
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Rudahek
Baubie
Ild
Antioch Wan
High Ormonde
Madeline Musgrave
C. W. Burt
Benstone
Frye
Oakla
Grippe
Will, Ai
Alochlan
California Fig Syrup Co
California
United States
Secretary of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
Louisville, Ky
San Healey Cal
London
England
New York, N. Y
Tancred
Henry O. Steond
Markle Mayer
Palamare Dee
James Olumon
Tomas Wanamaker Peat
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