Roosevelt Laboring Session Ends With Heavy Miners Loss
Aberdeen defeats Roosevelt 491 in Electric Park game as Roosevelt walks eight, hits ten, and is charged with three hit batters. Miners struggle on offense with two first-inning hits and no runners reaching second base, while Aberdeen’s team play and two lightning doubles power the victory.
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Averdeen
Roosevelt
Electric Park
Russ Hall
Aberdeen
Starkell
Bandits
Sturkell
Herwis
Butte
R. H. FO
Bell
Uutt
Carterl
Herwin
Neesenae
Wilkins
Brigetya
Fossevelt
Tomas Serenes
Abendeen
PO. AB
van Buren
el Hind
Uses Cuticura and Is Soon Sound and Well
Patient cured after two years of eczema using Cuticura remedies. Describes trials of physicians, patent remedies, and advice from old women and quacks with no relief until starting Cuticura. Immediate improvement followed, restoring health. signed C. Ve Beitz Tippecanoe Ind. November 15.
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Trieg
C. Ve Beitz
Tippecanoe
Ind
Nev
Dandruff Remedies and Hair Restoration Claims
A claimant speaks of dandruff ending after using Cuticura Soap and Cuticura Ointment, recounting improvements for herself and a child. The narrative, dated 1905, cites personal testimony from Mrs. oe Ww. Shigler of Columbus Kansas and references additional cosmetic and patent remedies.
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Shigler
Columbus
Kan
Dramatic Seattle Bombay Reds Rally in Narrow Win
In a tense one hour and two inning game at Aberdeen, Seattle led 1 to 0 through seven innings as strong defense and clutch plays by Allen and Butler kept the Tigers close. Spokane then defeated Vancouver behind Osborn's pitching, with Sakane shining in fielding and hitting as Nelson and Wilcox miscues aided the visitors.
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Seattle
Parrote
Myers
Nerynus Tenalin
God
Tr Locus
Sigugh Rune
Wally
Iron Tanorma
Oe Zlgerm
Shen
Allen
Butler
Srateman
Tigers
National League Action Amid Mixed Outcomes Across Cities
Baseball results from New York, Philadelphia, Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, and Boston feature mixed outcomes. Errors plagued visitors in New York while New York and Cincinnati battles dominate the early results. Philadelphia and Brooklyn show varied performances with pitching and defense shaping scores. Pittsburgh runs highlight smart base running and steady pitching to edge Boston.
Cleveland Beats Boston In Opener Of Series
Cleveland took the first game from Boston on May 4 as Tanneuilil was hit hard yet received poor support. Lajnie’s batting stood out while Beare offered Cleveland strong relief. Boston’s Griger Merrott Way W-Derralp failed to support their staff.
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Cleveland
Boston
Tanneulil
Lajnie
Beare
Griger
Merrott
Derralp
New York
Brackett
Detsoil
Tin Torlée
Beumiats
Trockett
Klelnow
Angelenes Outpace Gatland In Coast League Tilt
In Oakland on May 4 the Angelenes dominated Gatland, showing stronger offense and defense with standout plays from Ratterles and Hogan. Hospital and Wyndham contributed in key moments as the home team controlled the action from start to finish.
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Oatlend
Sre
Angelen
Gatland
Hosp
Hogan
Wmlas
Montana State Fair fills three races including juvenile stakes
Dispatch from Helena May 14 reports secretary J W Pace announced three races have been filled at the Montana State Fair. Each carries a purse of 00 and is closed to entries from listed Montana participants including William Larhett, Par chon, Coaney, Tingley, Thurber, Marley, Quine, Peck, and Butterfeld among others. The Juvenile stakes race for eight to nine year olds also drew entries from Dane, Parden, Masher, and Kirk, with participants from Helena and other Montana towns.
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Standard
Hélene
J. W. Pace
Tin Mantana
Montana Darby
Peraday Willum Larhett
Helena
Popa & Par+ chon
MM Helena
George Coaney
Selena
C. Tingley
Tig Sandy
Thurber
MM. Marley
Butles J
Quine Jan
Tuite
Peck
Butte
John Butterfeld
Glendive
Nan Hese Oullon
Dane & Parden
Meteun
W. Masher
Cismons
Montana
O. C. Tingley
Diz Banedy
Thomas Kirk
Local Names and Places Mentioned in Historical Record
A fragment lists individuals and places including Helena, Butte, Grondive, Toston, Jelena, Rocher, and Helena residents. It references ages and breeds in unclear terms, mentioning several surnames such as Harley, Butterfield, Sherlock, Holbrook, McGowal, and Prasery.
Two Champs On Rollers To Meet Again Thursday
Wally Bradford and Jimmy Reynolds to race on butte rink next Thursday over two miles. Bradford trained mainly at the Butte rink giving him edge, Reynolds vows to regain his leg prestige. A sizable purse and multiple bets accompany the event as part of a busy upcoming three-race weekend.
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Wally Bradford
Jimmy Reynolds
Probst Denies Race Contention in Roller Skating Meet
Frank Probst disputes a Standard report claiming he was a contestant in Sundays roller skating race won by James Reynolds. He asserts Reynolds victory would never occur if they raced, then cites confidence in a future win. The item also notes May Sutton and Whitman of Brookline won Las Invitation mixed doubles on the Logwand Cricket club court, defeating Daiti Roteh and No W Niles 6 3 3 8 04.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Probst
James Reynolds
Probst
Reynolds
Mrs Melville Released Exonerated By Husband
Mrs George Melville, brought to Helena Bald Butte with her husband on charges of murdering Winfield Guthrie, was released from custody. She testified at the coroner's inquest that Guthrie abused her and that she urged her husband to pursue him. Melville absolved his wife of all responsibility. She asked Robert Leonard of Bulle to be informed and to attend the hearing in Helena for assistance.
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George Shville
Helen
Bald Butte
Winfield Guthrie
Guthie
la “Xe
Guthrie
Melville
Robert Leonard
Bulle
Helena
Athol Shortcut Work to Resume on Union Pacific Line
Tele graphic instructions direct immediate resumption of bulging the Athol cut between Cheyenne and Denver. The $30,000 contract, started a month ago, was halted earlier. The culvert aims to ease Athol hill grades and cut rail time between cities, per Special Dispatch. Livingston May. Park County High to compete at Missoula interscholastic meet led by Henry Cowan Ray Noland Ruth Mercer. Coyan and Nolan in events. Coyan the Miles City high jump champion last year.
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Cheyenne
Wao
Union Pacife
Denver
Athol Hill
Livingston
Park County High School
Missoula
Henry Cowan
Ray Noland
Ruth Mercer
Coyan
Nolan
Exstern Montana
Miles City
Misaoula
Penitentiary Sentences for Grand Larceny In Logan
Walter Cetchell pled guilty to grand larceny for stealing a horse in Logan and received two years in the penitentiary. Grant McCloud was convicted of grand larceny and sentenced to eighteen years in the penitentiary.
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Oxeman
Walter Cetchell
Getchell
Logan
Grant McCloud
Rand
Hotel Wey Wert Notes Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit Meet
Washington hosts four dozen hotel proprietors and clerks from the union and Canadian cities for the twenty ninth annual reunion of the Hotel Men's Mutual Benefit Association. Delegates arrive from Virginia City and nearby areas for the event chaired by Charles W. Ardery deputy clerk of the court for Madison county.
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Washington
SM Hotel Proprietara
Waite
Charles W. Ardery
Olen
Madleon County
Hl Butte
Virglisia City
Red Men in Anaconda plan biennial sessions at Friendship Hall
Anaconda Great Council members discuss changing from annual to biennial sessions and moving the gathering to July Fourth. Delegates from 14 tribes attend, with a banquet and speeches at Friendship Hall. Officials from multiple tribes listed. election of new officers planned.
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Friendship Hall
Ao Us Tg
Great Council
Great Council of the Red Men
Anaconda
Montoma
Tagseph Qettinger
Missoula
Great Sachem
cMscert
Wasnoesmeiler
Elven
Pocahontag Degree
Order
Oibera
Frank Pohl
James Shephens
Helena
H. M. Holm
Flathead
George Dunham Docke
Walter Taylor
Chatton
Bannack
Man—Samwel L. Parker
Colunyour
E. V. Hedges
Lewistown
B.A. Waliner
Josephn
Jackson Charles
Lloyd
Billings
Fred H. Foster
Livingston
Herman Burmaster
Juanita Coonci
D. of P
L. P. Lavatle
Joseph Uettinger
Seninn
Sagamore
A. Stiltnger
Superior
Walker
Matt Ward
Anaconta
H. WW
Harrity
Wampum
A. J. White
Butte
John McLean
Columbus
E. J. Ripley
Dman
J. J. Dentine
Forest
A. Welss
U.S
J. Vielette
F. H. Foster
R. A. Fraser
F. Errett
Anatonia
George A. Storrar
Seg
Tenaberner
A J. Violette
John Frey
W. Robinson
Committee
Gy Schneider
Donald Calder
Malloy
H. Bchniek
Charles F. Lloyd
A. Broadley
Board of Appeals
Orarge P. Durham
D. M. Durfee
Terly Great Sun
Tutie
Pauley
Anrry Blomkin
Tommy Hogan Held On Suspicion After Rail Robbery
Tommy Hogan about 20 and resident of Anaconda is jailed on suspicion of taking part in a Northern Pacific railroad holdup near Homestale and the murder of Engineer Clow. Crawford the witness was brought from Butte to identify Hogan, while authorities withhold access to Hogan as investigators pursue leads.
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Tommy Hogan
Anaconda
Homestale
Paelfe Raiirasd
Ana
Clow
Hogan
Crawford
Hay
Butta
Frank O'Brien
Notectiva Goddard
Trogan
Wiyway Hogan
Bhovik Pleming
Severstae An Ders Nave
Indemnation Proceeding Noted In Court Case
A district court in Chicago yesterday cited the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway Company in an indemnity action filed by Mary A Norton and others. The complaint alleges the railway intends to construct a line through the plaintiffs’ lands, raising concerns over damages and rights of way.
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Gatrict
Chicago, Milwaukee & Bt
Maul Railway
Mary A. Norton
Att Company
Court Asked to Rule on Land Price and Access
A court is petitioned to declare that the Tallrond has a right to build through the defendant’s land, appoint three commissioners to inspect the property, and determine a fair price when agreement cannot be reached.
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Fendant
Belmont Park Race Meet Yields Diverse Winners Across Six Races
At Belmont Park on May race day, Star Gowan led the first race over eight furlongs with Uhermider second and Nennis Stat ford third in 1:00 2-6. Fordello topped the four and a half furlongs second race, Tolllster second, Smirker third, in a 1:81. Third race saw W. H. Carey prevail over Senator Clay and Zethus in 1:46 25. Harlem Stakes at one mile went to Granple with Ampedo second and Juggler third in 1:90 445. Steeplechase winner Mr. McCann, with Dick Shaw second and Realm third, clocked 4:09. Sixth race at six furlongs crowned Aceigh over Barbary Gellr and Flawaway in 1:14 3b. Churchill Downs meetings on May 14 produced Waterlock, Beutri, Ancient, Dainty Dame, Tacquin, Rotllea as winners in five, six, four, six, one, and one mile races with times ranging from 1:40.25 to 1:14 25 across six events. Oakland results show St. Avon, Lots Ghillistone, Mike Carey, Grassnitter, Skipper, Ban Alviso among winners with times from 1:25 to 2:18 4a. San Francisco programs also listed multiple winners including Grassnitter, Skipper, and Ban Alviso with varying distances.
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New York
May
Belmont Park
Star Gowan
Uhermider
Nennis Statford
Btraight
Fordello
Itolllster
Smirker
Fimo
W. H. Carey
Senator Clay
Zethus
Granple
Ampedo
Juggler
Mr. McCann
Dick Shaw
Realm
Aceigh
Barbary Gellr
Flawaway
Louisville
Churchill Downs
Waterlock
Sabado
Colloqiy
Misg Alert
Tacquin
Cobdlegram
Polly Print
Rotllea
Clifton Forge
Foreigner
San Franetsco
Oakland
St. Avon
Charles Pidge Discharged From County Custody After 18 Months
Special Dispatch to the Standard Great Falls reports Charles Pidge was discharged today from county custody after 18 months. The district judge found insufficient evidence to justify burglary charges, noting Pidge looted shacks of homesteaders near the Missouri in the county’s southwest. Numerous stolen items were found in his shack, but information defects led to dismissal. He had been unable to post bail and remained jailed for 38 months. Lewin Bordolovich found guilty of first degree burglary for breaking into a Table Chicago saloon and looting slot machines. sentence to be set by the court. An accomplice testified for the state.
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Standard
Great Falls
Charles Pidge
Leslie
District Court
Pidge
Missouri
Trelal
Tas
The
Louise Read Beard Dies After Illness in Great Falls
Special Dispatch reports Louise Read Beard wife of W. Beard died in Great Falls after months of illness. A teacher in Great Falls schools for years she came from Culverhouse Maine and moved to Montana about 18 years ago. She taught at Fort Benton and Brent Walls for 10 years and was married for many years.
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Great Falls
May
Amra
Louise Read
Beard
Ehoola
Culverhousa
Knowday court martial in Indian Territory trial begins
Proceedings opened in Fort Reno Oklahoma where Corporal Knowles of the Twenty-First Infantry faces a court martial for alleged shooting of Captain Hagar Mackiin. Washington interns reported on the event as the court hears the case with color and tension in the town.
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Knowles
Twenty-Atth Infantry
Fort Teno
Hagar Mackiin
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