Butte Battles Aberdeen as Northwest League Series Opens
The article reviews weeks of play, noting Butte and Aberdeen showing strength, Seattle and Vancouver guiding the race, with key players Bennett Tagal Kreitz and Shipp discussed. It highlights Gus Thompson’s form, team balance, and upcoming home series while predicting a dynamic chase for first in the division.
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Ross Hall
Giants
Dickson
Vancouver
Butle
Seattle
Aberdren
Black Cats
Dugdale
Butte
Bennett
Tagal
Denny Shee
Kreitg
Indian Meyers
Shes
Kreitz
Everett
Seattle Tang
Rod Brown
Aberdeen
Kirmeele
Tore
Tienovan
N&n
Neldel
Utila Hier Ang
Jing Tun
Shipp
Southern College
Yunentyver
Bill Harley
Lie
Gus
Thompson
Heleena
Big Jimny Wises
Schoulminster
Pittsboro
Boston
St. Louis
Omaha
Rick Franecks
Oakland
Higginbotham
Virgil Garvin
Nike Uncle Virg
Neva Tr
Horse Race Results Reported With Times and Placings
In the second race four furlongs Del Cruzadas placed third after a foul. Captain Burnett won the third race a mile and a quarter with Fairstreat second and Captain Bush third. The fourth race five furlongs saw Pajarone triumph Native Son second Gemmell third. The fifth race a mile and a quarter Neva Welch won with Fairstreat runner up Captain Bush third in 2 07 6. The sixth race mile and a quarter Avontellys won Rubinean second Nae Nonassar third in 2 06 4.
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Yon
Boas
Roger
Queen
Friese
Captain Burnett
Viset
Pajarone
Native Son
Gemmell
Thine
Neva
Welch
Fairstreat Arcond
Captain Bush
Avontellys Ivon
Rubinean
Nae Nonassar
Rain Shortens Tigers at St Louis in May Showdown
Detroit leapt to a 1-0 lead in the sixth inning as rain halted play in St Louis. The Tigers benefitted from early hits while the Amer icans managed just two more tallies in the nine. Pitchers were Spencer Summers and Phomae for St. Louis with Detroit’s pitching handling the rain delay.
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St Louis
Detroit
St. Louis
Jamaica May 4 Race Track Results Slate
Jamaica N May 4 results list multiple races with winners and runners up. First race Curlongs Queen Mare Guerfie won. Be Hen second. Viperion third. Second race St. Wil hold won. Warher Stiffard second. Sly third. Third race Brother Jonathan won. Rosaria second. Tales third. Fourth race Leen Lh Seethus won. Chief Ha second. Chantilly third. Fifth race Castlewood won. Zienap second. Light wool yards third. Sixth race Futurlyy cours won. others listed in fragmented form.
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Jamaica
Queen Mareguerfie
Be Hen
Viperion
Ree
Tm Jongs St. Wilhold
Warher Stiffard
Sly
Phys
Ime
Mile Ani
Jonathan Wot
Rosaria
Tales
Mame
Taro
Ax Furion Lal
Inge Cor Maid
Rialto
Vine
Inlie
Leen Lh— Seethus
Chief Ha
Chantilly Thin
Castlewood
National League results briefed with late substitutions
May 4 reports show New York or Philadelphia games altered by late changes as McGraw pulled Mathewson and Bresnahan. Beecher and Needham pinch hit for Philadelphia scoring twice in the ninth. Brooklyn and Boston played a tight affair won by Boston with Pastorius contributing, while Chicago game was postponed due to train issues.
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Washington
Smith
New York
Doyle
Bud Manning
Win
R.A. M. Washington
York
Smith and Streer
Manhing
Klenow
Boston
Boestoy
Brooklyn Tomay
Torney
Moston
Brooklyn
Derner
Bowernisn
Pastorius
Ritter
Bergen
Klein
Unclear fragmentary note on Sutton and Butter statement
Fragmentary text references George YH Sutton and Mr Butter, noting a statement about complimentary remarks and work in some unspecified context. No clear event, date, or identifiable outcome can be determined from the damaged lines.
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Gormarty
George
Sutton
Sinday
Butter
Prilso
London tennis title decided at Queen's Club
Local match at Queen's Club featured player Gore ChamMmoay from London reclaiming the championship by defeating A Wilding from New Zealand in a heated final. The event saw strong play as the contenders battled for the title under steady crowd support.
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London
W. Core
Chamas Monash
Wilding
New Healand
Whose Specialization Elevates Tidel Knickerbocee in New York
A fragment notes the firm’s age and focus on specialty service for travelers. It highlights Pine’s favored status with the traveling public and suggests continued prominence in the field.
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Tidel Knickerbocee
New York
Mayor Finnegan Succeeds Murrey In Walkerville
The new Walkerville administration takes charge with Mayor Edward Finnegan outlining policy and nominating Charles O'Donnell as city clerk and attorney and Mike Murphy as city marshal. The city treasurer reports a two year balance of 73,000 plus deficits and taxes due from La France, while four arrests for petty offenses are noted and bonds for Colligan and Broughton approved. New council members are George Stevens, John Doidge, Dennis Corbett, Mike Peters, and Athte Reynolds with Dike Peters elected president.
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Finnegan
Walkerville
Naw
Mike Murrey
Edward Finnegan
Alan
Charles O'Donnell
Mike Murphy
Treasury
Pollo Dudge
Dannel I. Broughton
Dike Peters
Edoward Fleming
Viret
George Stevens
John Doidge
Hd Fleming
Dennis Corbett
Mike Peters
Athte Reynolds
Body of Miss Birdseye to be buried today
The body of Miss Birdseye, head of the McMinlow School, will be laid to rest today at the Davidson home and then sent to Deer Lodge for burial beside her parents. Rev Blackiston officiated last evening. McKinley school will be closed in her honor. Miss Haggerty and district officials will accompany the body to Deer Lodge.
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Goon
Atlanta Wheeler Birdeeye
McMinlow Schant
James Davidean
North
Montana Street
8. C. Blackiston
St. John's Church
Gill
Davidson
Northern Pacific
Deer Lodge
Anather
Mise Birdseye
Jas
Ti Montana
Bengalad
Birdseye
McKinley
Alis Haggerty
Thomas Driscoll
Thomas Ricghamson
R. G. Young
Echout
Strong push to curb dust nuisance from La France plant
Citizens of Walkerville and surrounding Centerville district rally at city hall to protest ore processing dust from La France company. Mayor Finnegan plans mass meeting after council debated urgent action including seeking injunction and court review. locals claim taxes unpaid and property damage from dust spreading within a half mile.
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Welkerville
la France Company
Zinn
Walkerville
Centerville
Finnegan Hag
Judge Hunt
la Zrance Company
Butte Athletes for Meet List Sent to Missoula
Butte echolastics enter state track meet in Missoula next week. Entries include multiple dash, throw, jump, and relay events led by Clarence Sage, Chris McDonald, Sydney Paynter, Bert Hoskins, and Robert Hopkins among others. Local stock listings appear at 82 North Main and 43 East Park with Fosselman’s Park drag and sundry stock.
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Butte Echolastics
Missoula
Pihite
Fred Brooks
Robert Hopkins
Irvin Evans
Chris McDonald
Sydney Paynter
Bert Hoskins
Clarence Sage
Robert Hoskins
Carl Nickel
Frank Dlvel
Herman Treshman
Artur Altou
Ben Evans
Wramk McPhersop
Darrid Teese
Ralph Ripple
Earl Tlanwn
David Reese
Hernan
Frank McGrath
Max Kenek
Winteret
Fred Wilson
Wilbur Irvin
Robert Hawkins
Arthur Allel
Herman Freshman
Bart Lannin
Edward McCoal
North, Main
East Park
H Fosselman
Park Street
Cundy Wins On Alleys In Four Handicap Match
Cundy, with 921 pins after receiving a seven-pin advantage, easily won a Class A handicap bowl at the Thornton alleys. The event, titled the diamond meal, saw mediocre play overall as totals listed include 897 by Sheehan and 863 by Terrevicho.
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Thornton Alleys
Cundy
McKinley
Sheehan
Jepson
Terrevicho
Card of Thanks From Lowney Family After Brother's Death
The Lowney family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during the illness and death of beloved Patrick Lowney. They thank friends for support, and members of the Butte Miners Union for their respectful attendance at the funeral.
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Patrick
Nora
Butte Miners’ Union
Misty
Ant
Jerry Lowney
John
Local County Attorney Objects to Rev Snyder in Port Worth
A letter from I. Ti, lL. Roy, Port Worth county attorney, states they do not want Rev. Br. Snyder in that attic and claim no law exists to prosecute for attending hoya from their sens.
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Millon
I. Ti, Ll. Roy
Port Worth
Tex
Br." Snyder
Antteng Hoya
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