Shamrock I Beats Shamrock II By Five Minutes In 20-Mile Trial
London May 13 The Shamrock I defeated Shamrock II by five minutes five seconds on a triangular 1?24 mile course with favorable wind and clear water. The old mainsail may have cost the challenger efficiency while the result disappointed Lipton supporters though some note the testing conditions favored the winner.
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London
Thomas Lipton
Portland
Shambles Hightship
White Nose Point
Shamrock
Shambles
Wringe
Clyde
Commentary on boat spars and Shamrock Tr in racing
Mr Wilson argues the challenger's spars favored the old boat and Shamrock Tr in American form would fail to compete. He plans to return the new boat to Southampton for inspection after the grounding at Deanbank and will fit a new gaff and mainsail, with trials to resume at Weymouth after continuous work.
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Wilson
Southampton
Deanbank
Weymouth
Brooklyn Forfeits Game Against New York amid Ninth Inning Protest
The Brooklyns forfeited to New York after protesting a call by umpire O Day in the ninth inning. Keeler was ruled not crossing the plate before Daly was put out at third, triggering the forfeit at 0 to 0 with 6100 in attendance. The score at forfeit showed Brooklyn batting and New York fielding.
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New York
Brooklyns
O'Day
Keeler
Daly
Brooklyn
R. H. FE
Beneepee Genelah
Stace Gibtia
Yi Tede
Taylor and Bowerman
Donovan
McGuire
Phillies Triumph Despite Errors In Boston Showdown
Philadelphia wins with seven bases on balls and ten hits for 14 total bases despite seven errors. Attendance 1,200 as Lawson and Kittridge oppose Donohue and McFarland with Nash as umpire. Cincinnati crowns Pittsburgh 3 to 2 in a shaky game marked by base running misses and strong pitching by Chesbro and Zimmer.
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Boston
Philadelphia
R. H. E. Soa Fies Cease
Ikdives
Lawson and
Kittridge
Donohue
McFarland
Nash
Baltimore Defeats Philadelphia in Second Game of Series
In Baltimore on May 11 the home team beat Philadelphia 14 to 5 before 2,744 attendees. McGinnity and Robinson shared the mound duties as Baltimore jumped ahead early and held on for the victory. Other games noted include Detroit beating Chicago 7 to 4 with a ninth inning run, Milwaukee 5 over Cleveland 4, and Washington 5 to 2 over Boston with strong late hitting. An exhibition in Santiago de Cuba saw the Americans fall 11 to 10 to the Cubans amid a flag incident that ended without serious injuries.
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Baltimore
Philadelphia
Beore
Santiago de Cuba
Boxing figurehead Jack Roberts indicted for manslaughter
London May 13 the grand jury found a true bill of manslaughter against Jack Roberts the pugilist who fatally injured Billy Smith on April 22 in a boxing contest at the National Sporting Club The case also implicates referee Douglass manager Bettison and others connected with the fight The recorder urges a court ruling on whether such contests are genuine point events or prize fights
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London
Jack Roberts
Billy Smith
National Sporting Club
Douglass
Bettison
Recorder
Funeral for W A Bertram Roadmaster in Helena
The funeral for W A Bertram roadmaster of the Rimini branch of the Northern Pacific was held at St Pauls Methodist Episcopal church in Helena this afternoon. Rev George D King led services as Bertram’s body arrived from Missoula and was taken to the family home at 817 North Ewing Street. He leaves a widow and five children the eldest serving in the Philippines.
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The
Standard
Helena
W. A. Bertram
Rimini
Northern Pacific
Company
Missoula
St. Paul's Methodist Episcopal Church
George D. King
Bertram
North Ewing Street
Philippines
Montana Central shuts machinist shops in Great Falls permanently
Superintendent Ross from Helena says the Great Falls machine shops will remain permanently closed after last week’s machinists strike. He notes cost concerns, no need to repair locomotives locally, and plans to convert shops into car repair facilities with equipment replaced by wood working machinery.
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The
Standard
Great Falls
Toss
Helena
Ross
Barnesville
Spokane
Staal
West
Montana Central
Clancy
Butte
The Laugh Is on Him Missoula May 138 Lumber Jack Joe McCook
Joe McCook a well known lumber jack visits Missoula coming from Nine Mile and Carlton. He arrives in the city amid local chatter and curiosity about his journey and activities in the area.
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Missoula
Joe McCook
Nine Mile
Carlton
Mis
Suitor’s trip leads to bittersweet Missoula miss
A man traced a sweetheart to Missoula after a detour in the Bitter Root valley. He hurried from Soula to Bitter Root then learned she had already been in Missoula for some time. He spent a quiet Sunday in the country as friends mock his chase.
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Soula
Missoula
Pascele Escapes In Plains Transit Stabbing Suspect At Large
Missoula reports a stabbing in Plains where Indian Pascele fled officers after his trial was set for today. He remains at large in the hills, with authorities believing he has taken refuge on the reservation.
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Missoula
Plains
Pascele
Frank Street
Lumberjack Loses Clothes After Visit in Missoula
A well known lumberjack in Missoula bought four sacks of clothes for 47 dollars this afternoon. On returning home with friends he stopped to visit acquaintances and now cannot locate the clothes, leaving the loss unresolved.
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Missoula
Utah Senators Confirm Salt Lake City to Los Angeles Rail
Senator Kearns telegraphed from Chicago that the Salt Lake City to Los Angeles line will be built after talks with Senator Clark in Paris. If carried out, two routes will connect Salt Lake and Los Angeles as the Oregon Short Line accelerates work along the old right of way.
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Salt Lake
Kearns
Utah
Tribune
Chicago
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
Clark
Paris
Oregon
Civil Rule Extended as Paydowns Begin in Islands
Manila dispatch reports civil settlement advances in provinces except Bataan where Major Vose resists civil authority. General MacArthur orders halt to unlawful tax acts. Funds approved to aid provinces and insular treasury pays army expenses including surrendered arms rents. Sylvester Fletcher sentenced to five years for selling government bacon and coffee. Trial of Commissary Sergeant Henry Wilson for stealing supplies begun.
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Manila
Bataan
William P. Vose
MacArthur
Vose
United States Philippine Commission
Washington
Charles A. Woodruff
Woodruff
Cavite
Batafanao
Tayagac
Sylvester
Fletcher
Bilibid
Henry Wilson
Funeral for Montana pioneer W C Orr long remembered in Dillon
Funeral services were held at Masonic hall for W C Orr a famed Montana pioneer and long time partner of Poindexter. A large procession followed to Poindexter cemetery reflecting Orrs prominence in Beaverhead County. Orr born in Ireland in 1829 lived in multiple western states before settling in Montana in 1864 and building Poindexter & Orr with P H Poindexter lasting decades. He married Rachael M Cunard in 1869 and left six sons and a widow.
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Dillon
W. C. Orr
Montana
Masonic Hall
Poindexter
Orr
Phil H. Poindexter
Warner, Breen & Co
William ©. Orr
Down County
Strangford
Ireland
Matthew
Hannah Orr
America
Birmingham
Ohio
Wheeling
Vicksburg
Miss
Plains
Shasta Valley
California
Virginia Bar
Klammath
P. H. Poindexter
Poindexter & Orr
Humbug
Lewiston
Idaho
Mr. Orr
Powder
John Day
Oregon
Canyon City
Mr. Poindexter
Idaho City
Bannack
Beaverhead Valley
Matt Orr
Ernest Orr
Circle City
Alaska
Klondike
Will ¢C. Orr
Butte
Bitter Root
Bert H. Orr
Gambling halted in Helena after sheriff orders
Helena May 13. Following county attorney and sheriff orders no faro games have been run since late Saturday. All machines were removed today. District court informations filed against J. J. Kelley H. F. Lorg and William Tamkin charging them with gambling in running faro games.
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Helena
J. J. Kelley
H. F. Lorg
William Tamkin
Strike momentum shifts as OConnell predicts successful machinist walkout
In Washington on May 13 President O Connell of the International Association of Machinists and AFL President Gompers discuss moral and financial support for a machinists strike affecting at least 100 000 workers directly. Officials say conferences focus on broad backing and regional impact.
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Washington
O'Connell
International Association of Machinista
Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Seattle machinists order general strike over hours and pay
A local union in Seattle ordered a general strike for 175 machinists to walk out tomorrow at noon. They demand a nine hour workday at the old pay rate, seeking relief from the current ten hour day. The strike centers on Taco ma and may spread to other iron working unions.
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Seattle
Tacoma
Brickmakers Strike Over Union Wage Scale in Denver
Denver workers walk out as brick manufacturers refuse the union’s new wage scale. About a quarter of the city’s brick output halts with the strike. The proposed scale calls for a 10 percent raise for brickmakers.
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Denver
Montana Mercantile case reversed by appeals court
The Montana district court decision in favor of creditors of the Silver City Mercantile company was reversed by the court of appeals with costs. It held that Fannie J. Lott and Lemuel W. Nixon were not proven to be partners or responsible for the bankruptcy acts alleged against the defendant corporation.
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San Francisco
Montana District Court
Silver City Mercantile Company
Court of Appeals
Fannie J. Lott
Lemuel W. Nixon
Mercantile Company
Smallpox Fear Grips Alaska Ports Amid Quarantine Debate
Seattle May 13 The Dirigo from Skagway reports no confirmed smallpox among whites in Skagway Haines or Juneau while alarm over the illness prompts effort to lift federal quarantine. Officials say Indians show eruptions but no fever and vaccination drives continue as Southeast Alaska seeks to ease travel and trade restrictions.
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Wash
Dirigo
Hunter
Skagway
Way Ports
Alaska
Lynn Canal
Chamber of Commerce
Juneau
Lowe
Victoria
Vancouver
Washington, D. C
Haines
Hownay
Killisnoo
Sitka
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