Indians Sign 6-3 Idaho Pitcher For New Season
Eddie Quinn favors Giants and Hall as Spokane signs S A Gregg a 6 foot 3 inch left handed pitcher from Idaho with solid control. Mallory and Dunn bolster the staff as Spokane teams prepare under strict new eligibility rules. a cold Lewiston reports delays, and German turners plan a world turnfest trip.
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S. A. Gregg
Idaho
Mallory
Quinn
Roosevelt
Killalay
Mullins
Fogarty
Dunn
Lewiston
Red Brown
Charges against Rose drop in Pacific Association case
Dr. David Starr Jordan's charges against Ralph Rose the world’s champion shot putter failed to uncover evidence. The Pacific Athletic Association registration committee did not support the charges and Jordan reportedly receded from his position. George Mullen, star Detroit pitcher, is under a physician’s care at Hot Springs Arkansas, threatened with blood poisoning after injuring his foot tramping over mountains.
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David Starr Jordan
Ralph Rose
Pacific Athletic Association
Associated Press
Jordan
George Mullen
Detroit
Hot Springs
Ark
Baseball Tales and Coaching Honors Across the Nation
Biddy Bishop cites Jimmy Hoy as a Seattle interurban brake man after a failed Tacoma salary. Ex-Cleveland outfielder Harry Blake defends Cy Young and his curve usage, noting perfect control and batter-reading insight. Mike Murphy accepts a conditional offer to coach the American track team for the Olympics. Harvard resumes spring football, with light practice planned. Harry Lumley to captain Brooklyn in the National League this season.
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Biddy Bishop
Jimmy Hoy
Chicago
Seattle-Tacoma
Biddy
Tacoma
Hoy
Cy Young
Harry Blake
Cleveland
Blake
Young
Mike Murphy
Murphy
United States
Yale
Pennsylvania
Hill Declines To Discuss Predicament In Paris
Paris March 29 Dr. David J Hill declined to discuss any phase of his current predicaments regarding the German offer to receive him as American ambassador. He said Washington would decide the course to be pursued and maintained a dignified reserve.
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Paris
David J. Hill
Associated Press
Washington
Butte City League Plans Three Games Weekly Start May 17
The Butte City League announced a six team schedule for the season from May 17 to August 15. Three games weekly will be at Walkerville park and three at Columbia Gardens, with Sunday games arranged later to allow out of town play. A parade led by Mayor Mike Murray marks opening day with a long day of baseball, food and entertainment. Umpires John Foley John Coppo and Marty Sullivan will officiate two games per week each.
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Butte
New
Walkerville Park
Columbia Gardens
Walkerville
Hill City
Mike
Reduction Works
Returned dope fiends sink into former vice
A visit to the Warm Springs asylum colony reveals dope fiends back in Butte, old enviro nments and associations. The scene shows reversion to drug use and riotous celebrations. Arrests of Albert Rector and Ed Hogan for vagrancy indicate ongoing struggles. the county lacks proper care and the asylum may not suffice.
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Butte
Warm Springs
Albert Rector
Ed Hogan
Silver Bow County
Unholz the logician defies foes with bare feet tale
Rudolph Unholz claims immunity from harm built on a life of hardship. He recounts lifelong barefoot seafaring, enduring brutal winter gales and ice, wearing only a thin shirt and breeches. He says storms and rheumatism never affected him and that he can fight unscathed.
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Rudolph Unholz
Unholz
William Larhett Dead Famous Montana Jockey
William Larhett known as Screw died Friday night in Helena. A celebrated old time jockey and later trainer, he was deeply tied to horses and shared vivid tales of classic races. His death brings wide regret among Western horsemen.
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William Larhett
Screw
Helena
Burns Plans US Return Amid Wife Illness
London reports Tommy Burns the American heavyweight expects to depart for the United States on April 4 due to his wife’s illness, scheduling an early leave from the country to be with her.
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London
Tommy Burns
United States
Flynn and Kaufmann toBox Heavyweights in San Francisco
Jim Flynn and Al Kaufmann, both heavyweights, were matched tonight to fight twenty rounds in San Francisco on April 30.
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San Francisco
Jim Flynn
al Kaufmann
Veteran Warrior Dead
Lynchburg Virginia reports the death of Col Maurice S Langhorn aged 65. He commanded the Eleventh Virginia regiment during the Civil War and passed away last night in Lynchburg. The obituary notes his long service and leadership in the conflict.
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Lynchburg
Maurice S. Langhorn
Virginia
Cruiser in Pain Dispatch From Tacoma Commander Hood
A navy department dispatch from Commander John Hood aboard the cruiser Tacoma reports the ship in distress and seeking aid as a medical emergency unfolds at sea. The message indicates crew injuries requiring urgent medical attention. Further details on location, prognosis, and response plans were not immediately available.
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Washington
Navy Department
John Hood
Tacoma
Vessel runs aground near Willemstad harbor
A vessel grounded yesterday while approaching Willemstad harbor. It was freed and found to have minor rudder damage. The Tacoma, cruising between Curacao and Sea Guira delivering dispatches from Minister Russell to Willemstad naval station, is ordered to proceed to Norfolk navy yard for repairs.
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Tacoma
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Sea Guira
Russell
Norfolk Navy Yard
Spreckels Details Mexico Railroad Plans and Motives
John D. Spreckels, the California shipowner, arrived in Mexico City to seek a 50 mile railroad concession along the border. He denies plans against Harri man railroads or a Lower California system and says the route would run through the Imperial Valley to access rich agricultural areas. He expects no difficulty in securing the concession.
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Mexico City
John D. Spreckels
California
Harriman
Mexico
Mr. Speckels
United States
San Diego
Yuma
Imperial Valley
Spreckels
Miss Alice Denounces Governor At Louisville Meeting
In Louisville a clash occurred at Macauley’s theater during a Law and Order league rally. Miss Alice Lloyd denounced the movement and Governor Willson’s policies. Willson, present in the audience, responded. Resolutions denied Lloyd’s charges and urged militia to patrol the tobacco district. Willson declined, citing treasury shortages.
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Louisville
Macauley
Law and Order League
Alice Lloyd
Willson
Fresh conspiracy uncovered in Port au Prince
Port au Prince reports a new plot against the government led by General Larraque who was arrested March 14 and released March 24. He fled this afternoon to the French legation with two other officers seeking refuge after the suspicions of conspiring against the president.
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Port Au Prince
Mrs Roosevelt Going South on Mayflower
Mrs Roosevelt and her party toured past Natchez on the Mayflower at 8 15 in the morning as the yacht made for New Orleans. Crowds on the river bluffs waved greetings while she stood on deck amid the march toward the Gulf voyage.
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Natchez
Miss
Bank Reopens In New York After Suspension
The National Bank of Commerce will reopen tomorrow in New York, three months and 25 days after its suspension. W. B. Ridgley, named president of the reorganized bank, had resigned last week as comptroller of the currency and is its largest stockholder.
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New York
National Bank of Commerce
W. B. Ridgley
Reorganized Bank
Classified Ads Reveal City Life and Opportunity
The want ads in this paper illuminate new phases of life, enterprise, industry, and business in the city. Readers who study the classified listings gain a window into local opportunities, jobs, and ventures that shape daily life and the economy.
Enraged Foreigner Fires On Woman in Butte
Parquale Necolosi, a door to door vendor tied to Plastes of Paris, shot three times at Mary Maars of 16 East Mercury alley at 4 am yesterday. Bullet impact scared but did not injure. walls and partition bore the hits. Police chase continued as Necolosi fled. he faced a disturbance charge and allegedly drew a dirk on the witness.
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Parquale Necolosi
Plastes
Paris
Butte
Mary Maars
East Mercury Alley
Maars
Necolesi
Wild Bill Donovan A Versatile Tigers Pitcher
Wild Bill Donovan is praised as a versatile athlete for the Tigers, excelling on the mound and in other sports. He can bowl, pool, billiards, wrestling, and roller polo, and has starred in track and field as well as early football and rugby.
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Bill Donovan
Tigers
Bill
Donovan
Philadelpia
Two-Tailed Cow at Waldorf Story Farm Auction
A large crowd gathered near Buffalo as Mr Story offered his famed two tailed cow at auction. Baron von Thiessen, a Danish breeder, paid 74 for the double tailed animal noted for regimen against flies and unusual tail handling, though it often upset the milk pail.
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Waldorf Story
Buffalo
Mr. Story
Baron von Thiessen
Homer Cole Arrested On A Burglary Charge
De tectives Williams and Morrissey arrested Homer Cole in Butte on a burglary allegation tied to Anaconda. His brother Harry Cole died after a jailer tried to stop his escape from city hall alley. crowds rioted as tensions ran high. Homer Cole denies guilt and will be taken to Anaconda.
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Inland Empire
Spokane
Homer Cole
Williams and
Morrissey
Butte
Harry Cole
City Hall Alley
Anaconda
Moses
Sheri Fleming
Cole
North Main Street
Two Boys Confess Theft Of Ivory Billiard Balls
Carl Mattson age 16 and John Harrington age 13 were arrested on a petty larceny charge for taking two ivory billiard balls worth 21 dollars from Royce and Brome at 121 North Main Street. They sold them to George Kidd, who was arrested for receiving stolen property. The balls were recovered. Harrington was released to his parents for arraignment, while Mattson spent the night in jail.
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John Harrington
Royce & Brome
North Main Street
George Kidd
Hamilton Street
Broadway
Kidd
Harrington
Mattson
O Malley Charged After Big Game Incident
Thomas O Malley, linked to a Butte divorce case, faces a concealed weapon charge after a rampage threat to an East Park Street bartender. Officers say a gun and a box of cartridges were recovered when Patrolman Adams encountered him.
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Thomas O'Malley
Butte
East Park Street
Adams
Haywood Denounces Roosevelt and Officials at Socialist Rally
W D Haywood denounced President Roosevelt and Governor Gooding of Idaho at a Chicago socialist mass meeting. Resolutions protested troop use in Alaska miners strike. He forecast GOP and Democratic defeats and urged an industrial over political order. He dismissed the New York bomb incident as the act of a deluded individual and blamed mine owners for Wyoming mine explosion.
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Chicago
W. D. Haywood
Roosevelt
Gooding
Idaho
Alaskan
New York
Wyoming
Russian terrorist leader buried in Paris funeral
The body of Gregory Garschunin, the Russian terrorist leader who died in Switzerland, was buried at Mt. Parnasse cemetery in Paris. About four thousand people followed the hearse, with a wreath-laden car led by Anna Walling Strunsky of the Revolutionary Laborists, sent by American socialist organizations.
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Paris
Gregory Garschunin
Switzerland
Mt. Parnasse
Anna (Walling) Strunsky
Revolutionary Laborists
Eagles Goes to Cuba For Survey Work
A cablegram from Commander T. N. Potts reports the cruiser Des Moines at Port au Prince says the gunboat Eagle left for the south coast of Cuba to resume survey work. Haiti's situation is described as tranquil with four warships still at Port au Prince: Des Moines Dubuque Marietta and Paducah.
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Navy Department
T. N. Potts
Des Moines
Port Au Prince
Eagle
Cuba
Haiti
Dubuque
Marietta
Paducah
Bryan and Harmon to Headline Missouri Democratic Banquet
Kansas City March 29 W J Bryan and Judson Harmon of Cincinnati will be guests of honor at the Young Men's Democratic Club of Missouri banquet in Convention hall tomorrow night. Arrangements for 1800 banqueters have been made.
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Kansas City
W. J. Bryan
Judson Harmon
Cincinnati
Young Men's Democratic Club of Missouri
Premier Campbell-Bannerman's Condition Steady in London
London March 29 The premier Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman remains in about the same condition as yesterday with fair rest and quiet reported by attending physicians.
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London
Henry Campbell-Bannerman
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