Miner Fatally Shot in Garnet Trail Clash
Tom Maguire was fatally wounded by Louis Bumbaugh during a quarrel on the Garnet trail. Bumbaugh was arrested and to be housed in Philipsburg jail. Garnet, Beargulch district, Missoula office reports the shooting followed a heavy drinking dispute between rival miners.
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Deputy Wardens Named Flood of Applications
Helena May 18 Game Warden W F Scott after a tour through eight state districts announced the selections for deputy wardens from about 1000 applications. Appointees include J H Boucher Altyn Teton. Taylor B Greene Malta Valley. A B Higgins Missoula Ravalli. Samuel Scott Deer Lodge. John H Hall Great Falls. Henry Avare Butte. Henry Ferguson Bozeman. Thomas T Thompson Miles City. Each deputy to file a 1000 bond with the governor and earn 1000 yearly including expenses.
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Helena
W. F. Scott
Standard Reporter
Flathead
Teton
J. H. Boucher
Altyn
Teton County
Chateau
Valley
Taylor B. Greene
Malta
Valley County
Missoula
Ravalli
Granite
A. BE. Higgins
Deer Lodge
Powell
Lewis and Clarke
Samuel Scott
Meagher
Cascade
Fergus
John H. Hall
Great Falls
Beaverhead
Madison
Silver Bow
Jefferson
Henry Avare
Butte
Gallatin
Park
Sweet Grass
Broadwater
Henry Ferguson
Bozeman
Carbon
Yellowstone
Rosebud
Custer
Thomas T. Thompson
Miles City
Dead heat in two year old race at Oakland meet
At Oakland California on May 18 Louwelsea and The Giver finished in a dead heat for the 2 year old event with the purse to be divided. Moringa and Sitlouon were the only favorites to win as other races produced decisive results. First race Saul of Tarsus won with Fins Shot second and Katie Walcott third.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Louwelsea
Moringa
Sitlouon
Saul of Tarsus
Fins Shot
Katie Walcott
Alas
Glissando
Louwelsean
the Giver
Achilles
Macorito
Novia
el Mido
Milouon
Jim McCleevy
Montallade
Gold One
Horton
Dangerous Maid
St Louis Fair Grounds Race Winners Report
At St Louis Fair Grounds on May 18 the six furlong opener was won by La Desirous with Lauretta second and Bue Johnson third in 1 15. Jake Weber captured the mile and 20 yards selling with Aurea second and Linden Ella third in 1 43. Old Hutch took four and a half furlongs with Lee Nutter second and Kaloma third in 1 04. Ampere won the Golden Rod selling stakes seven furlongs in 1 27 with Hilee second and Bowen third. Silverdale won six and a half furlongs with Maud Gonne second and Miss Aubrey third in 1 21. Petit Maitre triumphed the mile and 20 yards selling in 1 43 1 4 with Amelia Strathmore second and Hrulare third.
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St. Louis
Ampere
Hilee
Bowen
Silverdale
Maud Gonne
Miss Aubrey
Petit Maitre
Amelia Strathmore
Hrulare
Races at Worth and Newport May 18 report multiple winners
Prairie Dog Ed Austin Maggie Davis Caviar Laureate Little Singer lead Worth and Newport card results. Winners include Prairie Dog in seven furlongs, Ed Austin in handicap, Maggie Davis selling, Caviar Piper handicap, Laureate and Handicaper sprints, plus Newport winners Dick Hobson Erema Unsightly Hinsdale Wedding March Charlie O Brien Sauber among others with respective times.
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Chicago
Prairie Dog
Knight Banneret
Maryland Reserve
Ed Austin
Johanna BD
Bridge
Maggie Davis
Emma RK
Governor Bayers
Caviar
Louisville
Robert Waddell
Trebor
Plead
Zacatosa
Sunro
Little Singer
Lake View
Newport
Cincinnati
Dick Hobson
Byivan Belle
Zenalde
Erema
Slasher
Outburst
Wedding March
Lynden Tree
Lena A
Charlie O Brien
Peter Duryea
Fairy Day
Sauber
Charlie Daniel
B, G. Fox
National Stallion Stakes at Morris Park Race
Rainy crowd at Morris Park watches the National Stallion Stakes where Cunard ridden by Carroll D. wins by one length at 6 to 5, part of a $15,015 race card. Balloons and other results note First race Eur ry Balloon Historian. Second Lucciline Gay Boy Shandon Field. Fourth Ice Jane Lady of the Valley La vaillerie. Fifth race details incomplete.
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New York
Morris Park
Green B. Morris
Cunard
Golden Cottage
Carroll D
Eurry
Balloon
Historian
Lucciline
Gay Boy
Shandon Field
O'Connor
McDowell
Henry
Janice
Lavaillerie
Latonia and Cincinnati Race Summaries
Mile and steeplechase results with winners Star Bright, Ben Viking, Passe Par tout, Anchor, Teucer, Jan ey Wood, Grandon, Car Maid, G W and W, with runners up and times across multiple races in different meets. Notable finishes include Mile events and a two mile half steeplechase at Kedonia style venues on May 18.
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McMeekin
Star Bright
Ben Viking
Passe Partout
Lady Dainty
Higbee
Cincinnati
Car Maid
Jean Raphael
Amirante
Whitfield
Dolly Wagner
Cleveland Beats Tigers 9 7 Ending 11-Game Slide
In Cleveland on May 18 Cleveland outscored Detroit 9 to 7 to snap an 11 game losing streak. Batteries Scott and Wood for Cleveland and Miller and McAllister for Detroit. Attendance 3 255. Also Philadelphia beat Washington 6 4 in a 2 883 crowd. Chicago defeated Milwaukee 5 3 with Isbell highlighted. Philadelphia shut out Chicago 4 0 at Philadelphia. Rain postponed several games including Boston Cincinnati New York Pittsburg and Brooklyn St Louis fixtures.
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Detroit
R. H. E. Cooygire
Vtienccn Generat
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Miller and McAllister
Philadelphia
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Baltimore
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College Baseball Scores From Princeton Harvard Cornell
Princeton beat Georgetown 7 to 0 in Princeton. Harvard defeated Pennsylvania 10 to 3 in Philadelphia. Cornell won 12 to 5 against Michigan in Ithaca.
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Princeton
Georgetown
Philadelphia
Harvard
Pennsylvania
Ithaca
Cornell
Michigan
April Term Closes For Jefferson County Court
The April term of Jefferson County district court closed as Judge Porter and stenographer Monaghan left for Dillon. Motions dominated the docket including a bid by Chancellor O'Donnell to overturn a Water right verdict in Fergus vs Barker. Other matters included a transfer bid in Wickes fire case against Northern Pacific and a divorce decree in Reilley v Reilley after extended testimony.
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Jefferson County
Standard
Boulder
District Court
Porter
Monaghan
Dillon
Chancellor O'Donnell
Butte
Barker
Fergus
Helena
Glass Bros
Basin & Bay State Mining Company
Melellan Creek
Lewis and Clarke
Mary E Reilley
Thomas F. Reilley
Massachusetts
American Bonding & Trust Co seeks Montana license
The American Bonding & Trust Co of Baltimore applied to the state auditor for a Montana license. It is seven years old with 4 million dollars in capital, 1 million paid up, and its assets are verified. James Bond is president and Samuel Schrieve is secretary. Charles W. Passmore of Butte is named Montana agent. A rumored plan to bond Heinze if the Delaware Surety bond is refused is noted.
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American Bonding & Trust Co
Baltimore
James Bond
Samuel Schrieve
Charles W. Pass
Cummings Wins Brownlee Medal in Montana State Shoot
Great Falls May 18 The second day of the State Sportsmen's tournament saw D. D. Twohy of Anaconda and W. Cummings of Sand Coulee share top honors. Cummings captured the Brownlee medal in a high class shoot with many near perfect scores. Retiring President James Dunn of the Montana State Sportsmen’s Association delivered welcoming remarks praising the federation’s work and inviting future participation.
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Anaconda
Butte
Livebird
Murphy-MacLay Hardware Company
Hillis
Holohan
Brownlee
Gallagher
Nell
Twohy
Johnson
Sharpe
Peterson
Pearson
McGill
Stephens
Morrison
Cooper
Spogen
Lander
Morris
Whitehead
Richardson
Yancey
Frazer
Lewis
Fillian
J. Conley
Cummings
Jones
Stewart
Leland
Confar
Nalbach
Gaunt
Joslyn
Smith
Spargo
Trudgeon
W. T. Walker
Klepetko
Burke
Bachelor
F. Conley
Huse
Benner
McLean
Daniels
Bickett
L. A. Walker
Wackerlin
McDonald
Ll. A. Walker
Huge
Lewie
Fiske
Murray
Klaner
Wander
G. W. Walker
Gillen
A. J. Walker
Wilson
Johnstone
Fisk
Yancy
Steward
Jh. W. Walker
American Brewing Company
Sparge
Joslin
Londer
F. W. Walker
Kilaner
Walker
Jostin
Stephens II
T. W. Walker
James Dunn
State Sportsmen's Association
Montana State Sportsmen's Association
Bank Statement Shows Record Swings in Loans and Deposits
The Financier reports two historic records in weekly bank data with large loan and deposit drops while earlier gains appeared. Analysts note cash holdings conflict with totals and a seven million inflow followed by a cash loss raises questions about reserves. Despite liquidation, the report says the money market eases as interior banks expect to reduce balances after stock panic effects.
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New York
Stock Exchange
Sudden Rise in Cash Reserves From Various Receipts
Cash reserves have grown abruptly due to receipts from miscellaneous sources. The increase reflects a surge in nonprimary income, boosting liquidity and allowing greater flexibility in spending and investment decisions.
Shadwell Appeal Prompted to Show Cause for Dismissal
A Butte attorney acting for Shadwell before the supreme court must show cause next Saturday why the convicted murderer's appeal should not be dismissed for missing brief filing deadlines. The court had moved to dismiss for noncompliance, and today denied Boston and Montana's rehearing request.
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Standard
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Butte
Shadwell
Supreme Court
Court Denies Writ. Sends Case Back to Lower Court
The court refused the writ of super seders, asserting jurisdiction but directing presentation to the lower court first. Boston & Montana sought the writ to compel Judge Clancy to stay injunctions hindering work on Pennsylvania ground.
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Clancy
Boston & Montana
Pennsylvania
Rain Postpones Oregon Washington Field Meet
Rain interrupted the field meet between the University of Oregon and the University of Washington in Eugene on May 18. A light rain began at the start and by the end of the third event it was decided to postpone the remaining events until Monday afternoon.
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Ore
University of Oregon
University of Washington Today
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