Bozeman College Hall Team Hosts Mine Team At Columbia Gardens
The Bozeman agricultural college hall team arrived last evening to play the Schonl of Mines team in the first intercollegiate match of the season on the local grounds. The game at Columbia Gardens this afternoon should be exciting and a clock worthy affair as both teams are stronger now and expected to present a fine college ball exhibition.
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Hall
Bozeman Agricultural College
Schonl of Mines
Columbia Gardens
Bozeman Toys
Beavers Rally To Defeat Miners In Fast Vancouver Game
Vancouver Beavers beat the Miners in a quick six inning tilt as Arbogast homered and drove in three. Klein started strong for the Beavers, Engle shut them down, and Thames closed out the late threat to seal victory.
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Vancouver
B. C
Shake
Beavers
Ine Arbogast
Hube Klein
Engle
Soldier Thames
Ehutke
Vie Lad Neor
Cartrigh
Krandenhall
Woo
AE Donovan
Weve
Ei Tae Nordyke
Tina Hyatt Lae
Yunt Mendenhall
Awe Woo Arhagast
Sara O. Shyer
Ftv
Weesle
Fis Ao Reits
Zheee Co
Ehinka
Pengo Thome
Disverres
Ervere
Mtn Votays
TOAL
Stolen bases and hits noted in close game
Unclear OCR summary lists players with stolen bases and hits, including Nordvin and Arhog, Denovan and Arbogast, Kieln and Bhinka. Mentions four runs by different players, and errors or wild pitches by Hes and Thompson. Details are fragmented with many transcription errors.
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Ueht
Nordvin
Ityat
Homieraa
Arhog
Denovan
Arbogast
OM Kieln
Bhinka
Ry Klein
Ehinks
Hy Thomas
Halls
Kiein
Thomas
Bates
Tigers Beat Jinks In Spokane Series Game Four
Theon May 1 Spokane Indians fall 3 to 9 to the Tigers after Roosevelt dominates for Tacoma. Butler safe multiple times yet defense by Mike Lyoub limits Tacoma’s offense. Majany drives in two with a Shea single spark in the seventh. Tacoma’s pitching trio falters late as Seattle Aberdeen chase tied game.
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Shechat Dispatch
Standard
Theon
Wash
Tigers
Spokane Indians
Tacoma
Roosevelt
Butler
Mike Lyoub
Majany
Arstraga
Buseana Shea
Beore
Spokane
Builer
Shea
Rogers
Frary
Seattle
Aberdeen
Lien
Abudeen
Moblox
Balterier
Moniey
Stanley
Brinker
Boston Wins NL Tilt as Cold Weather Aids Victory
May 1 report from Boston shows the home team defeating Procktvn todes 7 0. Batteries included young Fergus Tay m Bowerman McIntyre Wilhelm Ber Ben and Bell behind pitcher Klem. Umpire Klem presided as the weather hindered several games including New York Philadelphia and Tiltshire Cinelanid. Calvin Demarest of Chicago is noted in a defection to J Porgenbung of New.
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Boston
Procktvn Todes
Vlelara
Seer Rohr
Boston Coveeeriee
BOB Brooklyn Vy Vem
Young
Fergus Taym
Bowerman
McIntyre
Wilhelm
Ber- Ben
Bell
Klem
New York
Calvin Demarest
Chicago
J. Porgenbung
New
York Faces Late Game Challenge in International Amateur Duel
York struggles in tonight's international amateur championship, with play hampered by unclear officiating and tight defense. Key moments hinge on a late sequence as York searches for momentum and a potential upset.
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York
Interna
Onal
Apppro
Philadelphia Beats Boston In Narrow Base Swing
In Philadelphia May 1 the home team overcame Boston 4 to 3 as Schreck Vickers and Hartsel delivered key hits. Glaze earned the win in relief after Morgan, and Carri Bal’s 7th inning actions helped tilt the game.
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Philadelphia
Boston
Glaze
Morgan
Schreck
Vickers
Hartsel
Los Batteriege-Morgan
Carri Bal
Schutzer
Pacific Coast League Baseball Roundup
May 1 reports from Portland and Los Angeles detail uneven games. Portland shut out San Francisco 3 to 0 as pitchers Pinnanes Madden Jones Skillman and Barry highlighted the win. Oakland lost to Los Angeles 7 to 2, Hopkins collecting a triple and Parkland and Hezan featuring for the Angels.
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Portland
San Francisco
Oscar Innes
Sauiman Tools
Pinnanes
Madden
Jones
Skillman
Barry
Los Angeles
Oakland
Howe
Hopkins
Rth
Anandoni
Parkland
AwonAngse Ag Batteriesmaiay
Hezan
Slater
Tis Angeles
Pacific Coast League
Son
Duost
San Angeles
Ceysessuhf AM
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Oakland Ue
Race card summary from a local track order slips
Race results show multiple events with irregular spellings. First race: Precept wins, Occidentel second, JH Reed third. Second: Trhumah takes six furlongs, Almandine runner up, Twigs wird third. Third: Wool wins a mite and sixteenth night, Berkely second, Behan third. Fourth: Ti ng wins, Juggler second. Sixth race: Havre wins four and a half furlongs, Teg second, Lily Pad third.
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Damalea
Occidentel
JH Reed
Trhumah
Almandine
Twigs Wird
Mite
Night Wool
Berkely
Behan
Wile
Ting
Juggler
Fip Torddington
Fit Wen
Mle
A Rieteenth
Aluan Mon
Havre Wan
Teg
Lily Pad
Native youth wins sprint at Taklarn track meet
A local track event at Taklarn featured young runners led by a native son clinching victory in the mile and sprint races. The meet included notable performances from Kenattar Worney and others, with close finishes and strong times across distances.
Race Entry Fragments From Thningtan Track
Fragmented notes show a Lexington race with four furlong heats and various names garbled. The readable items include a horse by Watent Riennscond Veala Unber Woie and a Bevgld taer along with Ayu, aiming at a mid distance race in May at Thningtan Lexington.
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Lexington
May
Esinus GC takes early lead in muddled race card
Esinus GC finished first with Teddy Modge second and Beil Goodwich third in the chaotic lineup. Other results show Mike Royn Chatvener placing second in a separate heat, Mashulie third, and Thine at 1240 3-4 in a seven furlongs event where Hosty Age Aes won and Widsis Broo was runner-up. Subsequent races feature Light Blue in front of Ben Hows and Miver Ado Nira, with St. Valertine winning a mile race and Mary Ory in second as further garbled notes follow.
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Esinus
Teddy Modge
Beil Goodwich
Mima
Mike Royn Chatvener
Mashulie
Lalor
Thine
Aes
Widsis Broo
Lexington Lady
Wlar
Ben Hows
Lewistown Dashes to Missoula Interscholastic Meet
Spacial Dispatch to the Lewistown Herald lists the Lewistown high school squad to compete in Missoula for the interscholastic meet. qualifiers include Milo Run Charles Smith Roy Daly Frank Wright Ed Johnson Gus Grupe Duane Aldrich Jay Calliman Tacob Holamer Cole Ung Jay Collins Gus Grupa Rey Daly Leo Ivins Leb King and Duane Aldrich in various track events.
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Hlandard
Lewistown
Bay
Witho Gant
Missoula
Miners To Line Up Today With Bozeman Aggies
The School of Mines baseball team will play Bozeman Agricultural College in the season opener. Managers Robinston and Leonardi coach the Aggies with Wade and Robins as star players. Several Mines players are sidelined by a death in the family and others are held in reserve.
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Bozeman Aggies
School of Mines
Agricultural College
Bozeman
Robinteon
Ageles
Leonardi
Wade
Robinson
Teserva
Ieene
Weatnors
Arconnc
Steere
Blockete
Lowy
Burns Talks More About Fighting Johnson
London May 1 Tommy Burns offers to defend his title against Jack Johnson with a purse of 20,000 dollars while Johnson posts a rival stake of 20,000. Burns says terms remain unchanged and that the Rational Sporting Club must meet the price, with the Star bet seen as Johnsons own adjustment.
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London
Tommy Burns
Rational Sporting Club
Jack Johnson
Burns
Sporting Club
Johnson
Standing of the clubs and ski events.
The Mt baseball team and Broadway skiiors will play Sunday after Hook at the receivers track. The event will be paired at 259 avec and no admission will be charged.
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Ee! Broadway
Rece
Mayre Investigation Resolved by Senate Committee
Washington Maytre Gore introduced a resolution to provide for an investigation by the Senate committee on privileges and elections into contributions of corporations to elections. The resolution was referred to the committee.
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Washington
May Mater Gore
Serale Committée On
Comunntlec
Doan's Kidney Pills Relieve Pain After Accident
A patient from Anaconda Mont recounts a severe kidney injury after an 18 foot fall. He suffered constant back pain and unable to work until taking Doan's Kidney Pills. Quick relief followed by complete recovery after continued use.
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Dean
Jamis Hagan
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Washington Atest
Anaconde, Mont
Maby
Doan
Smith Drug Company
Annual Visitors Day at Montana Agricultural College
The Montana Agricultural College invites the public to its Annual Visitors Day one week from today. Students’ parents and future students will tour departments from engineering to dairying, view livestock displays, and enjoy a college band performance on the lawn. President Hamilton will speak at 7:30 p.m. in College Hall.
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Montana Agricultural College
Gallatin County
Iy Uilswear
Rlent
Hamilton
College Hall
Engineering and Science
Civil Engineering
Methodist conference selects Hamilton as presiding officer
In Harrisburg on May 1 the board of bishops of the Methodist Church chose Bishop J. W. Hamilton of San Francisco to serve as presiding officer of the general conference to be held in Baltimore.
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Herrisburg
Board ‘of Bishops of the
Methodist Church Today
San Francisco
Baltimore
Government Activity Limited As Chinese Exclusion Debate Rises
Washington May 1 Congress prepares to debate the sundry civil bill and to consider a $500000 appropriation for Chinese exclusion enforcement with Champ Clark proposing a $600000 increase. He and others aim to press testimony by Frank G Sargent on alleged adminstration orders to relax vigilance and allow Chinese entry to appease the Chinese government and a boycott by Chinese merchants.
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Washington
House
Champ Clark
Missouri
United States
Sargent
Clark
Fitzgerald
New York
Appropriations Committee
Frank 2. Sargent
Commissioner-General of Immigration and Naturalization
Wil
Fourth Anniversary of Club Woman's Standard
May Day 1904 commemorates a woman‑staffed issue of The Standard in Butte. Women reporters and editors led a full edition, with editorials and features, raising funds for the club’s publishing venture and sending copies to friends and business partners.
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Club Woman's Standard
The
Standard
Butte
Cit
Woman's Club of
Oulalda
Cuticura Remedies Help Woman Heal Eczema
Mrs David Brown of Locke Crawfurd Coy Ack. reports long battle with eczema and itching that left her unable to walk for months. After using Cuticura Soap, Ointment, and Resolvent Pills, she says her ankles healed quickly and the condition did not return.
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Mia
David Brown
Locke
Crawfurd
Disfigured For Life Despair Drives Patent Remedy Push
An old advertises a Cure for skin diseases touts Cuthcura Soap Ointment and Pills as absolute relief for humors eczema and rashes. It claims immediate results and a complete external and internal treatment for children and adults with dramatic testimonials and price notes.
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Baltanetaus Yao Ward Agetier Drug & Chen
Frey
Montana College Faces Mines In Bozeman Baseball
Montana Agricultural College of Bozeman meets Montana School of Mines in an Intercollegiate game. Admission is 50 cents, including car fare to Columbia Gardens. The game was called at 2 20.
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Montana Agricultural College of Bozeman
Montana School of Mines
Columbia Gardens
May Day paper fundraiser by Standart club women
The club treasurer notes May Day issue funds were earned by the women business managers. The club women produced the paper according to their plans and faithfully collected every dollar donated. The Standart notes the event with no regrets from the paper.
Sentiment Improves in Financial Circles on Railway Bonds Rise
New York May LR. G. Dim & Co. report says sentiment lifted by successful sale of railway bonds raising prices to highest since last October. Steel outlook brightens as railways show borrowing ability and crops advance. Trading conditions remain uncertain with high trade volume and only fair collections.
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New York
LR. G. Dim & Co
Securitina
Broadwater County School Board Announces Faculty Picks
The board of education tabled the vacancy results for next year naming J. B. M. Kay as principal and A. Lutes overseeing commercial subjects. Teachers Atishon, Mariwan, and Jora Averill will lead history English and language respectively.
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Townson
Lee Attha
Board of Education
Broadwater County School
J. BM. Kay
A OF
Lutes
Atishon
Mariwan
Jora Averill
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