Hill City Council Organizes New City Government
Eawaerd Jinthewa elected president of the Hill City council as Walkerville forms with appointments. Ward leaders include James J. Broughton, Frank Hocking, Jerry Doyle, Daf addigan, Ed ward Mathews, and AL Mattigan. John Crogan named marshal and John C. Holland city clerk. Treasurer John C. Holland reports debt reduced to BLGS16L. several council committees named. Mayor Briney authorized to resign cleanup day. An alien inmate at Springs sanitarium, Alberigi, escaped but was recaptured after working in a Butte tinshop.
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Sal
Walkerville
James J. “Broughton
Frank Hocking
Jerry Doyle
Dafaddigan
Edward
Mathews
AL Mattigan
Joe Binney
John Crogan
John C. Holland
Archie Seis
Charies Berley
Dan Cadigan
James 2. Broughton
Frank Wacking
Ed Matehwe
M. C. Matilson
James 1
Broughton
C. Mattisam
James
Ed Mathews
M. C. Blattisen
Briney
Wolgast and Ritchie in Tryout Saturday Night
Angles: Ad Wolgast leaves for San Francisco to face Willie Ritchie in a four round tryout Saturday night for the champion title. The bout tests Wolgast after an appendix operation last fall and comes as Ritchie, who stood in for Wolgast, has built a strong reputation from earlier fights.
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Tog
Freddick Welsh
Little Work For Police In Newspaper Strike
Chicago reports reflected a disruption as publishers and pressmen stereotypers and newsboys clashed over duties. Police expect normal conditions to be restored soon after two arrests tied to disorder caused by crying hawkers and violators. Publishers noted vacancies in ranks rising and emphasized distribution as the main ongoing problem.
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Chicago
Brago
Man Kills Wife Then Commits Suicide in Hotel Hall
Cunningham Wash May 6 officers found the bodies of John W Foley and his wife in the Sabway of the local hotel. The couple had quarreled for several weeks. Police believe Foley killed his wife and then took his own life after leaving April 26 with plans to go to Mountain.
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Cunningham
Wash
Dersons
John W. Foley
Foley
Moutan
Alan Idaho May racing card yields tight six furlong win
Alan Idaho May 6 featured five selling events and a purse race. Tompary McGee led a fast six furlong sprint for three year olds and older, prevailing in eight lengths ahead of Ad Meade and Ghilla as weather stayed clear and the track fast.
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Alan
Idaho
Olls
Alan Trace
Tompary McGee
Adw Meade
Ghilla
Lucia
Velic
Rosattalee
Bully
Attain
Hussella
Louise B
Susan T Lawley
Hammeratway
Lord Clinton
Tramator
Halwworth
Alchemist
Calla
Band Satchel
Canap
Wiltrude Bi
Miss Sly
Abe Slupsity
Descendat
Lomond
Hooray
Brink Sheep
Rey Bi 'Tayar
Anagerlator
Native Son
Garene
Gale
Mone
Gisa
Troy Ty
Sigurd
Angelus
Eyawhile
Nimbus
Forca
Butler Hall
Nannie McDe
Woman Found Dead in Summer Cottage Bedroom
Avan G Lewis discovered his wife Josephine Corbett Lewis dead in their summer garden cottage near Columbia Gardens. She was 30, described as sociable and attractive, with death attributed to strangulation from blood in the lungs after an apparent fainting spell or hemorrhage. Husband notified, no funeral plans yet. Relatives include her mother Mrs. Wallace Corbett of San Bernardino and brother Wallace Corbett Jr. of Seattle.
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Peg
Josaphohing Corbell Leweladt
Haushard
Avan G. le Aglerk
Coumble Gardens
Lewis
Racing results and racing notes from multiple tracks
A sequence of horse race results from Idaho and Los Angeles with detailed entries, odds, and times for six races. Included are horse names, jockeys, weights, and finishing order. Also notes on player releases from Los Angeles Coast League and a suicide attempt report from San Francisco.
College Sprinters Show Little Class This Year
College sprinters show limited depth as Olympic selections loom. Key names like Carey of the United States Naval Academy and Guterson of Vermont emerge as top prospects for sprints and long jump, while pole vaults face high standards.
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Chienge
GTM Yeat
United States
Pennsylvania
Hove
Marshall
Carey
Mlitary
Waggoner
Yale
Murphy
Fwinols
Mabrock
Columbia
Gardner
Coyle
Chicago
Bellan
Scott
California
Two Major Games Open Baseball Series Across Cities
In St Louis on May 6 New York defeated the St Louis 6 to 1 aided by a double, scratch hit and a key out that prevented a shutout. Meyers scored for St Louis as the lone run. Chicago opened its series with Boston at home, winning 5 to 5 with Seaver delivering timely hits.
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S& Louis
New York
1St. Louis
St. Louis
R.H. St. Louis
New York Meyers
Chicago
Boston
Seave
Ghaney
Archer
Epter
Brown
Kling
Northwestern League baseball results and scores described
In Seattle and Portland reports the Northwestern league games are detailed. Seattle beat Tacoma 4 to 1 after visitors misplayed rims. Portland won the first Western league game on home field, while Vancouver faded as Spokane came from behind to win 6 to 4. Names include Fastley Concannon Meek Harris and Engle among others.
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Seattle, Alay
James Nitched
Healtle
Tacomé
South Seattle
Tacomi
Butler
Criger
Crittenden
Portland
Ore
Tastley
Concannon
Fastley
Wren
Concannon Ng Meek
Dastley
Harris
Vancouver
B. C
Spokane
Fom
Engle
Vamouver
Jaevogts
Police to aid drunkards home instead of police station
Kansas City Journal reports metropolitan police will arrange transport for intoxicated men to their homes. Commissioners and Chief W. E. Griffin say once department needs exceed council limits an appropriation should cover a vehicle and driver to take drunk individuals home rather than to the station.
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Kansas City Journal of
Kansas City
Metropolitan Police
W. E. GriMn
Gritim
TUIBUSTIES NESTS ON CAR TRACK AT MALDEN
An odd discovery on a Great Western line during a strike reveals discarded train wheels sheltering shriveled nests on a siding. Nests were found across several wheels, with hens sitting on four ages as protective banks shield the area near the south.
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The
Westminster Gazette
Great Western Railroad
Maldenhosd
Pacific Coast League Score Report May Show Mixed Results
In Los Angeles on May 6 delays in a weathered game left Oninand unable to affect Togon's delivery while Angel took an AL game. Oakland, Milwaukee, and Minneapolis matched results with varying scores as St Paul dominated Toledo, Kansas City edged Weyandu, and Milwaukee beat Minneapolis.
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Los Angeles
Togon
Angel
Guaranted Prize Offer Shocks New York Match
A garbled report states an offer of 14 000 dollars as a prize in a dispute over a chess or game match involving a champion named Wolgit and Tench Croan. The text references a May date and a telegraph update from Madigon Suara, with August 10 cited in connection to the pris motera.
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New York
Butte Shriners special draws crowd in Salt Lake
The Butte Shriners Bagdad special features a marching band that attracts thousands at each stop on the Salt Lake route. A. T. Hollomonm says Montana residents greeted the party at the Utah hotel. John D. Ryan of Amalgamated Copper hosted a banquet for capitalists. The display includes mining scenery and an artificial creek with gold fish, presented as a strong promotional event for Butte.
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A. TL Holloronmur
Salt Lake
Thameston
Montana
AL Dillon
Utah Hotel
Salt Lake City
Hellmanner
John D. Ryan
Amalgamated Copper Company
Castor Capitalists
Utah
Ryan
Nlar
Butte
Train themed vaudeville acts spark capacity crowd
The Teguing production of Tirain presents three amateur vaudeville acts. The management promises a snappy, varied program with revived musical numbers. A reenacted musical medley titled Train is expected to fill the house to capacity.
Man Who Married Too Soon Fined for Contempt
Spokane May 6 Edward Tobinson provident of a land company was fined 3100 for contempt of court by Judge Stanley Webster for attempting to remarry within six months after a divorce. He was jailed briefly. sentence noted as part of a broader list of cases including a San Francisco man and a paroled convict from the Washington state penitentiary.
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Hill City Council
Eawaerd Jinthewa
Iuka Hollandelfy Clove
John Grogan Marshal
Delis Redocens
Eaves Asylem
Tienolds Alberigi
Sprines Sanitarium
Wolgast
Ritchie
Anaconda Standard
Anaconde
Anaconda, Mont
Husband
Wiee
Mis Josepuenig Gowloty
Lewis Vici
G. Lewis
Coedaars Fybiee
Deywald U
Carex
Sorrowful
B. Meldwen
Ocean Shore
Fischer
Tammury McGee
Gross
Asa Meade
arcDowell
Chile
Carter
Billy Myer
Southern Gold
Taplin
Reeve W
Buxton
Dia
Seling
Cavanaughy
Ilo
Sam Barber
Old Mexico
Grand
Cuyinia
Isravian
Originator
Yucolie
Don Trances
Mentauk Don
Tippy
Lieutenant Sawyer
Jon Odelia
Dremi
Fico
Royal Pea
Dude
Pardner
Baby Doll
Myecense
LOS Angels
Piteher Imer Gomer
Virstmin Roseback
Henry Berry
Sioux City
Bes Moines
Denver
Topeka
Gmaht
Omaha
St. Joseph
Wichita
Lincol
Tris Ward
Hilt Ghiself
San Franciscn
Michael Ashein
Shyaat
Giants
Oabs
National Zoneone
CUBS
Braves
Zai Washington
Philadelph Brooklyn
Piteburt Ram
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Rade
Northwestern League
Pnee
Nature
Mirich
Valuy & Tonto
Si Dorota
Ak Re
Epcletc Coy
Atlanta
St. Paul
Kansas City ofWanius City
Giuenpotis
Alwaukee
Milwaukes
Tollsville
Minnenpotla
Minndnipotia
Mayer
Art
China
Electroliers
Mayer's
Bae
T. E. Stevens
Butte Shriners
Spig
Empire
Empire Theater
Janin Ann
Cal
Gyonth Prinon
Viera
Washington State
Panktentury Ab
Walla
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Bonner, Montana
Montana National Bank
Missoula, Mont
United States Depository
Breanthant
M. L. Gulden
Miroula
Mont
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