McCarthy Edges Gibbs In Ten Round Boxing Bout
Jerry McCarthy known as the Walkerville Pet defeated Young Gibbs of Cleveland when Gibbs quit at the start of the 11th round after a second round hand injury. McCarthy dominated with left jabs and bleeding from both fighters marked a gruelling duel. Bruce Johnson halted the fight with Gibbs unable to continue, McCarthy earning the decision amid wan applause.
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Salt Lake
Jerry McCarthy
Walkerville
Young Gibbs
Cleveland
Ohio
Bruce Johnson
Gibbs
Jerry
McCarthy
Gibbe
Wiltcut
Big Timber Bowlers Compete in Livingston Match
A Big Timber trio Budd Stickley and Watt played Sunday in Livingston against a team of Short hill Alkire and Carlisle. Livingston won the match 2,386 to 2,202.
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Big Timber
Budd
Stickley
Watt
Livingston
Shorthill
Alkire
Carlisle
Butte Briefs Open County Offices See Little Business
All county offices were open yesterday but very little business was transacted.
Infernal Machine May Be Caught Soon
New York reports cleared up much of the mystery behind the infernal machine found on the Cunard pier. Police traced the box to the Currie house at 266 West Thirty-first Street a boarding house frequented by theatrical folk. A man who sent the box is identified as G. Rosseau, though Inspector McCluskey will not name him. The suspect appeared to be a native speaker with no strong foreign accent.
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New York
Cunard
West Thirty-first Street
Currie House
Inspector McCluskey
Joseph Currie
G. Rosseau
Cody Election Quietly Chooses Mayor From Two Tickets
Cody Wyoming voters today chose mayor G. L. Kearns, brother of U.S. Senator Kearns of Utah, by a very small majority as the town held no nominations and voters picked between two personal-grounds tickets.
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Standard
Cody
Wyo
G. L. Kearns
United States
Kearns
Utah
Miners Beat Farmers Teen To Ten In Championship Duel
Bozeman May 12 The School of Mines defeated the Agricultural College 16 to 10 on the college diamond to claim the state championship lead. Pratt homered and tripled with strong infield pitching by Flaherty. Butte led early but Mines pulled away in the eighth inning.
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State School of Mines
Agricultural College
Flaherty
Butte
Pratt
W. Flaherty
Farmers
School of Mines
The
State University
With the Winners on Eastern Tracks
New York May 12 Morris park summary races at Withers mile Eclipse course and Harlem selling. Sovereign Mesmer Stroller Ishlana Remorse Numeral Highlander and other winners listed with times and placings. St. Louis May 12 fair rounds results include Tiomane Bill Knight Gates Nick ey D Deutschland and more with times for each race.
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New York
Morris Park
Sovereign
Mesmer
Stroller
Tim Sullivan
Bryn Mawr
Tamarix
Ishlana
Cyprienne
the Lady Rodevia
Harlem
Highlander
Bon Mot
Colonist
Remorse
Young Henry
Syrlin
Hunter Raine
McWilliams
St. Louis
Tiomane
Dorie
Bextette
Bill Knight
Matt Wadleigh
Rowland M
W. B. Gates
Beans
Cursus
Nickey D
Duella
Pettijonn
Deutschland
Avoid
Hannah Lady
Bank Street
Welcome Light
Cherished
Forehand Takes First in Four and a Half Furrows Race
Worth results from Chicago on May 12 list Forehand winning the first race over Tom Rees and Soldier of Fortune. Times show 134 3-5. Subsequent races include Goldaga Merano J. J. Corbett and others with listed times.
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Chicago
Longs
Tom Rees Seco
Soldier of Fortune
Goldaga
Merano
J. J. Corbett
Dec Skin
Henry of Franstamar
Juwbert
Rankin
the Lady
Thane
I. Samuelson
Tils
Gracious
Rolling Boer
Dodie
John A. Clark
Newmarket Handicap Stirs Derby Talk Amid Mixed Results
At Newmarket on May 12 the second spring meeting featured Patron Saint and Valensia in the Newmarket Handicap with Bostonian out of the race and Aceful, a potential American Derby candidate, not placed. The result sparked discussions on Derby prospects as aceful's chances were considered diminished.
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London
Newmarket
Weights and Entries for Today's Horse Races
The card lists weights and entries for six races. Races include a five-eighths mile selling with Plea and Balto among top weights, a three-quarters mile selling with Joe Martin and If You Dare, a mile race with Dan McKenna and Soothsayer, a mile and a sixteenth handicap featuring Flying Torpedo and Bondage, a five-eighths mile for two-year-olds with Don Domo and Arnold K, and a mile and 70 yards selling with Omdurmaan and Malay.
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Establish
Balto
Riceful
Dick Ripley
Joe Martin
Homodade
Alee
Carrier
the Coders
Bluemint
Miss Manners
Marco
Merciful
Our Bessie
Gus Lanka
the Forum
Dan McKenna
Au Revoir
Gillain
Sarah Maxim
Flying Torpedo
Huzgah
Bondage
Arthur
Moor
Bootch Plaid
Darnell
Felix Bard
Don Domo
Arnold K
Honest John
Ea Cuinsberg
Determination
Alfred
Omdurmaan
Ks. i Ghor
Miss
Notable Ages in Local Race Results
Liza 103, Frank M 100, Dutch Carter 100, Alma Girl 99 run in clear weather on a fast track.
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Liza
Frank M
Dutch Carter
Alma Girl
Thoroughbred racing results with multiple races and times
A racing card lists results for six races with horses names and speeds. Conditions: track fast, weather clear. Races include hurdle mile and three quarters, five and a half furlongs selling, maidens four and a half furlongs, Laureate stakes five eighths, seven and a half furlongs selling, and handicap mile and an eighth with detailed horse times and placements.
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Seminole
Ohner
Adrian
McGrathiana Prince
Ada S. G
Ferocious
Ben Battle
Volantine
Cigar
John Hughes
Showman
Tommy Foster
St. Sever
Torchlight
Petra II
Prince Ching
Roue
Miss Buttermilk
King Pepper
Knockabout
Stevedore
Sadduccee
Parisienne
Tim D., Jr
Bloim
Annie Grace
Neither One
Andrattus
Cassville
Epidemic
Bai
Mimosa
Pombano
Lord Haven
Mohican
Makedo
Highball
Latheson
Greencrest
Olaf
Boxwood
Monsoon
Anak
Fonselee
Rickshaw
Lady Knighthood
the Talisman
Drummond
Reno
S—Herbert
Merry Acrobat
Andy Williams
Himself
Gala van
Hunter Raine
Short Hose
Cardinal Wolsey
Syndicate Seeks State Land for Irrigation Project
Billings May 12 The state arid land commission visits to gauge local support for surrender of land north and east of Billings. A Washington syndicate plans to irrigate the Carey act land, place it on the market, and seeks control of property including an option on land owned by the Northern Pacific Railroad. The public favors reclaiming the land and returning it to the government to proceed with bonds for the ditch.
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Billings
State Arid Land Commission
J. W. Wade
G. M. Hays
William Hudnall
Washington
Northern Pacific Railroad Company
Scotland Does Honor to King and Queen
Edinburgh May 12 crowds in Fa inburgh greet King Edward and Queen Alexandra as they ride from Dalkeith to Holyrood Palace. They attend a court and levee with public addresses and presentations following at the historic palace.
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Edinburgh
Fainburgh
Edward
Queen Alexandra
Dalkeith Castle
Holrood Palace
Wyoming sheeppman killed by a doctor
Buffalo Wyoming May 12 Samuel Jackson boss of shearing camp at Kaceeya shot and killed it is alleged by Dr J N Potts Potts is jailed and police report the shooting followed a quarrel
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Buffalo
Wyo
Samuel Jackson
Kaceeya
J. N. Potts
Potts
Seattle Girl Who Shook Hands With Lafayette Dies
Mrs. Ann Elizabeth Rush aged 2 years died this morning at her daughter Mrs. H. Burke’s home in Seattle. She was renowned as one of the few people to have shaken hands with the great Lafayette.
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Seattle
Ann Elizabeth Rush
Lafayette
H. Burke
Arbor Day crowds fill gardens for record city celebration
Happy lot of Butte children celebrate Arbor Day at gardens as crowds throng street corners and cars delivering riders. Manager Wharton says it was perhaps the largest Arbor Day turnout, weather mostly fair, no accidents, dancing till midnight.
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Butte
Wharton
Arbor day services honor fallen 24th Infantry members
Helena May 12 Arbor day exercises at Fort Harrison included tree plantings dedicated to the memory of officers of the 24th regiment who died in Cuba and the Philippines, noncommissioned officers and civilian employees. Chaplain Alan Allans Worth led the service as trees were placed in honor of Brereton Dodge Cartwright Burney Augustine Murphy. Cemetery work was planned for Memorial Day under the quartermaster.
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Fort Harrison
Cuba
Philippines
Alan Allans- Worth
Brereton
Dodge
Cartwright
Burney
Augustine
Murphy
24Th Infantry
Arbor Day in Helena Observed by Schools
May 12 Helena Arbor day was widely observed with offices closed at the state house and county building. Hundreds of city school children participated in exercises and were dismissed for the day while many residents tended gardens.
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Standard
Helena
State House
the Standard
Livingston
Kindergarten marks and garden planting at Mt Helena outing
Three hundred young pupils from kindergarten and primary grades gathered for games and picnics at Mt Helena. They filled the high school assembly room for exercises while many parents attended. Two large flower beds were planted around the high school with pansies and geraniums. The high school students enjoyed a full holiday with no morning exercises.
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Mt. Helena
All Kinds of Sport in Deer Lodge City
Arbor day observed in Deer Lodge with tree planting and lawn work. A Citizens' band escorted residents to the race track for diverse sports. The principal event saw Deer Lodge Public School defeat Parochial Junior of Butte by 17 to 12. An evening pavilion dance closed the day.
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Deer Lodge
Butte
Governor Toole Plants Trees in Arbor Day Observance
Helena May 12 Governor Toole set a good example in Arbor Day observance arriving early to plant two poplar trees on Ewing street near his new stone residence assisted by Joseph Sontag. He did not dig the holes but pledged care for the trees and plans to ensure their maintenance.
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Helena
Toole
Ewing Street
Fifth Avenue
Joseph Sontag
Arbor Day Observed by Billings Schools
Billings public schools carried out Arbor Day activities as directed by the state superintendent. Each classroom held brief exercises before dismissal and students enjoyed picnics and outings to the river bluffs. The high echo students, with teachers and Mrs. Banks as chaperon, began at 9:30 a.m. from the Bade maker house and spent the day on the bluffs.
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Billings
High Echo
Arbor Day Observed Quietly in Red Lodge
Red Lodge marked Arbor Day with minimal activities as schools prepared for commencement and graduates. County offices and banks closed in the city, and some residents planted trees while others observed a lighter day.
Tacoma and Seattle Still Squabbling Over President Tour
The revenue cutter McCullough is ordered to report to Tacoma for President Roosevelt’s Puget Sound tour. Seattle and Tacoma committees dispute which city hosts the president and which will operate the Spokane steamship originally chosen for the trip. If no agreement is reached, the President may decline hospitality from both cities and use the McCullough.
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McCullough
Tacoma
Roosevelt
Puget Sound
Sound
Spokane
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