Russia's National Assembly to Meet in St Petersburg
A long survey notes the 1905 imperial charter creating the national assembly or Douma in Russia, its purpose to study legislative propositions, and the balance of power between the emperor, council of the empire, and nobles. It discusses potential impact on future governance and contrasts with U.S. Senate processes amid railroad bill debates and political maneuvering.
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National Assembly
Rusia
Tauride
St. Petersburg
Russia
United States Senate
Dter
State Commerce Commission
Gray's Harbor Series Ends with Umpire Huston
Gray's Harbor near Hay's Harbor features a series by Finney and Dunn with umpire Huston noted, indicating a staged baseball or local athletic event. The fragmentary text confirms official involvement by umpire Huston and names Finney and Dunn as participants or contributors in the regional sports scene.
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Nea
Hay
Finney
Hea
Dunn Attinger
Huston
You Pay Europe Gets The Beef Trust Reply
The Beef Trust sought to sell beef to Germany but faced a demand for a government guarantee. Germany required inspectors, 411 in total, to pass beef for Germany. Readers are urged to read Upton Sinclair’s reply to Armour in Everybody’s for May.
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Beef Trust
Germany
the Trust
Upton Sinclair
Armour
Butte Ball Directors Face Flat Ground vs Gardens Dilemma
Dust storms and lack of a suitable grandstand complicate opening day plans for the Daneball season in Butte. Spokane starts the schedule two weeks from Wednesday, with debates centered on using the flats near Englewood and race lines or Columbia Gardens. Car service improvements and a new railroad restle offer potential relief. old park advantages include a clubhouse and paid groundskeepers. The board aims to satisfy patrons, seeking the best ball experience while weighing property costs and access.
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Butte
Spokane
Recreation Park
Columbia Gardens
Englewood
Rat Town
Meaderville
Thei Sens
Rutte Wagne Club
Duta Limited Pat on Patronage Hint Across Classes
Fragmentary note suggests Duta Limited seeks patronage regardless of hall class. No clear date or event details available.
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Duta
Owsleys And Athletics Play Scoreless Six Inning Practice
A spring practice game between the Owsleys and Athletics produced a 0 to 0 tie after six innings. Both teams showcased class pitching and hitting, with the session serving as a midseason level workout yesterday afternoon. The Owsleys are slated to play Basin next Sunday.
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Owsley
Owsleys
Basin
National league game report to Saint Louis and Chicago contrast
Cincinnati fell behind until the eighth inning when Delehanty and Livingston produced key hits to tie and briefly pull ahead. Egan and Rautt worked as umpires. Chicago blanked Golden State until late, then Pittsburgh spoiled the shutout with a ninth inning single by Wicker.
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Cincinnati
May
Chicago
Chcago
Ds 'Saime
Pittsburg
Wicker
Wadner
Noombie
Chresmonere
Pitter
Wisker
King
Willis
Gideon
Johnston
Brooklyn Baseben Game Highlights At Nationals Park
In Brooklyn today a Baseben event drew a local crowd as Philadelphia faced the Brooklyn team. Umpire O Day oversaw the RS race Hatteries- Lusi and Bergen with the match noted for its lively pace and athletic effort.
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Brooklyn
Cient
Philadelphia
Natio
Brooklyn RS
Lusi
Doingola
Bergen
O'Day
Chicago Beats Cleveland in Rain-Shortened AL Contest
In Chicago, Cleveland failed to hit Walsh as the White Sox won easily. Only two visitors reached second base while Chicago tallied 2 runs on 8 hits to Cleveland 0 on a damp afternoon. Bemis Sullivan earned the win while Lowry took the loss. Detriot manager Armour was ordered from the dugout for disputing. Kilian was ejected for delaying the game.
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Cicago
May
Cleveland
Walsh
Chicago
Bemis Ish
Sullivan
Jose
Bt Lowi
May Ein
Detroit
Armour
Mets
Connorely
Kilian
Sore
St Louis
Smith
Wawel
Speirs Waleran
Eubanks
Payne
Northwestern League game ends in seventh inning rally
Spokane 68 was the score as heavy stick work by Rush Stanley and teammates produced a fast snappy baseball game. Umpire Setley presided in Tacoma. The rally in the seventh inning secured the victory for the Spokane team amid steady pitching and sharp fielding by Die and Spohar.
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Spokane
Wash
Rush
Pielen
Alesse
Die
Spohar
Sumer
Moward
Schinhit
Sen
Ells
Stanley
Setley
Tacoma
Wes
Doubleheader Draws In Pacific Coast League Action
In Beattie Washington May Seattle and San Francisco split a doubleheader with Seattle holding late leads at critical moments. San Francisco responded with strong innings and Belt, Jones, and Blankenship contributing in the first game. In the Portland-Oregon stretch, Portland won a tight eleven inning affair as Henderson belted a homer and Lister and McLean provided the decisive runs. Fresno saw Los Angeles win a tenth inning tight game with sharp hitting.
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Beattie
Wash
May
Seattle
San Francisco
Seatte
Jones
Belt
Exmera
Portland
Ure
Okland
Henderson
Ted To
Teais
Lister
McLean
Jo Hackett
Brove Rhe
Ans Ouktana Aes
Reidy
T Hackett
Rnedd
Fresno
Los Angeles
Beore
Kalor
Fitzgerald
Dashwood
Hogan
Standing of the clubs in the Sper League
The table shows Butte with 6 played, 3 won, 3 lost. Spokane with 3 wins. Gray's Harbor at 82 points appears as a misread entry in the standings.
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Rues Butte
Spokane
Butte Opens Golf Season With Large Attendance in Windy Start
The Butte golf season opened with a well contested medal format at the Country Club. Donnelly won with a score of 2 under par amid windy conditions, closely followed by Barker and Falconer. A large gallery enjoyed the event as preparations build toward a major tournament against Spokane later in July.
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Butte
Donnelly
Barker
Falconer
Spokane
Winchell
Hodgens
Mecrimmon
Chase
Palmer
Green
Sales
Hesler
Goodale
Cries
Chinkel
Byrne
Rudahl
Stivers
Horgan
Booth
Carroll
Tom
Stevensville Notes Highlight Government Surveys and Local Deaths
Special Dispute to the Standard reports Rainy Lyman and Harry Walters with packer Livna Coston in Stevensville last week moving horses owned by the Lock Fidge boys to the Rattlesnake country near Misaoata for surveys on Miller Rock and Lolo creeks through June or July before returning to the Titer Boat. J T Williams learns of his mother Mrs McWilliams death in Missouri at 67. Harold Metcalf, mis soula student, visits home with his mother Mrs F H Metcalf. James Jobb of Helena and William Hayes of Townsend arrive to manage Bitter Root business. Mrs bb and Mr Hayes were formerly Bitter Root residents. London correspondent notes Emperor Nicholas may name future ministers from the national parliament. Goremykin ministry considered transitional.
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Standard
Stevensville
Rainy Lyman
Harry Walters
Livna Coston
Miller, Rock
Lolo
J.T. Williams
F. H
Sugino Wit
Missouri
James Jobb
Helena
William Hayes
Townsend -Arriven
Mr. Hayes
Bitter Root
Bela
Randing
Burt Fork
McGinley Ranch
Maxim Gorky to be secured again on anti Russian movement charge
A report states that Maxim Gorky will be detained again on a charge related to fomenting an anti Russian and revolutionary movement abroad. The item notes ongoing actions against the prominent writer amid political tensions.
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St. Petersours
Maxim Gorky
Finger prints prove identity in landmark police test
New York police forwarded London finger print impressions to Scotland Yard in a landmark case involving Henry Johnson. Prints from Johnnot in London match Johnson’s hands here, supporting Mark Twain's claim that no two people share identical fingerprints. The suspect links to the Astoria burgary and Lady Parker theft, with descriptions aligning to the London record.
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New York Police Department
Mark Twan
Wilken
Henry Johnson
New York
Whorf
Astorit Hotel
Lady Parker
Gilbert Parker
Carlton
London
Scotland Yard
Berttion
Johnnot
Lenday
Reagott
Mark Twain
Ines
Johnson
Progress of the work on various projects
Officials from the United States Reclamation Service inspect the De Smet project and Yellowstone canal work. Bids opened for lowering the main canal divisions below Glendive, with firms Billings Construction, Freeman Co, and J Murphy bidding. Contracts for division No 4 and related sections awarded to D H Freeman Co and HE Delaway. Contractors push tunnel driving, Pryor Creek culvert nearing completion, and a 600-foot pile bridge planned by Northern Pacific.
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N. Savage
United States Reclamation Service
Sheridan
Wyo
Robert E. Stockton
Huntley Project
Jeremiah Ahern
Savage
de Smet
Ahern
Navage
Yellowstone
Glendive
Billings Constelletion Company
Freeman Cou St
Sis City
Secretary of the Interior
J. A. Nels
D. H. Freeman & Co
St. Cloud
Division No. d
He, Delaway
Williston
N. D
Conceiwice
Hughes
Sison
Tor
W. J. Lovell
Aiton
Armstrong Excavator
Pryor Creek
Chambel
Pacife Company
I Riveway
Ite
Shoshone Project Advances in Big Horn Basin
Engineers report the Shoshone project making progress with the dam foundation excavations and tunnel lining under engineer Jamies A. French. Several staff move to other assignments including Nescon pumping in North Dakota and Sun River project. the work aims to divert Missouri River water to irrigate about 1400 acres.
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Ion
Ofice
G Stratton
Carge River
Lake Dasin
North Dakota
Missouri River
North Dakota Project Appoints New Plane Table Chief
A former aviation official has been named to oversee the North Dakota project where he will take charge of the plane table survey. He is expected to coordinate fieldwork, ensure safety standards, and manage data collection for the planned operations.
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Iston Project
North Dakota
Table Sur
Army rifle team to hold trials at Fort Keogh port
Special Dispatch reports Colonel Bomus at Fort Keogh announced June as the start for the army rifle team competition. Up to 3h men, top marksmen, will contend to select the best, with events likely through July and August as the rifle range is readied. Also noted is a May 6 dispatch from Stangara about Ty Je Rosle versus Sheriff Robertson, a $410,000 damages case, where the jury found for the sheriff.
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Miles City
Bomus
Inmmand
Fort Keogh
United States Army
Tavingston
Robertson
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