Jinks Hoodoo Haunts Butte Team Amid Road Swing
The Butte baseball squad faces a tough road stretch and a key series with Spokane as superstitions swirl around the Jinks. Manager Hall remains hopeful but acknowledges flaws, while Russ Hall vows to shake the Jinks curse with decisive play during the five week road run and home encampment.
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Ula
Hill
Bred Brown
Aberdeen
Killilay
Cale
Sterkella
Hall
Butte
Spokang
Nat Ares
Shapan
Poastbie
Fortuna
Russ Hall
Huss
Hogt'am
Abur
Dean
Saye Rose
Spokane
Indiana
Aberfleen
Jlbka
Russell
Jean
Park Laal
Strike on docks disrupts freight handling nationwide
May 20 report states 2000 freight handlers on New York docks walk out demanding wage increases from 24 to 20 cents an hour. Inside men, many from Tulane, halt work across transportation firms with warehouse facilities along the waterfront. Chicago Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Company, via attorney B A Jack, is cited in the dispute.
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Buffate
Inv
New York
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railroad Company
B.A. Jack
Bitters record proves its 63 year relief claims
The record of cures made by the Bitters over 63 years shows it as the best medicine for restoring appetite, easing constipated bowels, and curing indigestion, sour stomach, heartburn, biliousness, insomnia, and kidney ills. Try it today.
Unlita States Court Indicts Woolson Splits Co. of Toledo
A defendant pleaded guilty today in a United States court to two counts of an indictment charging that the firm unlawfully steered revenue from shipments and forged coffers, tied to the Woolson Splits Company of Toledo.
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Aon
Woolson Splits Company
Toledo
George Scrugham Held to General Sessions
New York March 20 Magistate House releases three men including George R. Scrugham manager of international polled houses and Charles J. Sulroup and C F Carrington as alleged conspirators to obstruct due process by altering ballots in the recent election for New York Mutual Life Insurance. They await bail with further warrants for forgery and ballot changes to be served Wednesday and writs of habeas corpus arranged.
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New York
Magiatrate House
Hheir
George R. Scrugham
International Polles
Charles J. Sulroup
C.F. Carrington
Scrugham
Magietrate House
Tree
New York and Mutual Life
Magistrate House
John B. Stanchfield
Canada and Uncle Sam on Second Class Mail
Washington reports tension over second class mail duties between the United States and Canada. Postmaster General Meyer notes the Canadian system cannot handle U S publications at second class rates and would deny service if Canada refuses American material. The exchange highlights potential changes and mutual postage concerns between the two countries.
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Canada
Uncle Sam
Washington
Lemioux
Canadan Postonce Department
United States
Ether Express
Lemboux
Meyer
Pestinator
Detroit May Game Sees Murphy Drive Two Bases
In bitter cold weather Detroit misjudged a low line drive by Murphy, sending Croswalt home on a two-base hit after a walk by Bubank. Plank and Schreck pitched solidly in the opener of the year. Batteries Eubank Payne Plank Schreck.
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Downs
Murphy
Lo Ube Otal
Cros
Wao
Bubank
Plank
Tore Doe
Philadelphia
Eubank
Payne
Schreck
Superman Wins Brooklyn Handicap in Muddy Derby Day Race
In a muddy Gravesend track Brooklyn Handicap, Superman the three year old son of Great Communitur ridden by Jockey atmer, surged to victory ahead of Beacon Light and Nealon. Okenite led early but faded, with six horses scratched as the field battled the mire for $20,000.
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Superman
Atmer
Brooklyn
Gravesend
Bacon Light
Vidder
Lowe
Neolon
S. Darnell
Kerayae
Okevite
Good Juuck
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Okenite
Miller
Superman Rune Uing
Beacon Light
Nealon
Touchiny Superman
Heacon Light
Lamimacy
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Voorhess
Gentian
Tony Boner
Hudare
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Star Gowan
Alan Largecand
George Considine
Jone Mila
Heacon
Neslon
Dugan
Tiné
Mupfap
Oxford
Butling
Sewell
Tid
Spdaner
Lady Winnifred
He Krewe
Races at Louisville and Oakland Reported
May 20 results show Bione Street and Geneva winning four and a half furlongs at Louisville with Royal Tiger and NEdra following. Oakland cards list Albioty IL, Frank WUttoer, and Preservation among other winners with times ranging from 1:08 to 1:63 for various distance races.
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Bione Street
Burge Wurk
Bucket Brhevde
Tine
Royal Tiger
Nedra
Na Quarter
Geneva
Katherine Murphy
Seegna
Kildare
Naran
Claw
Xlex Lirlunies
Frontenac
Finlaulhire
Orlandwick
Bendigo
Albert Pr
Tanker
San Sranciaen
Oakland
Albioty IL
Allen FL
Saucy M
Neda
Furzagecod
Senator Warner
Frank Wuttoer
Adirondack
Fontasta
National League battle ends in low scoring win for visitors
Oxtoo Bay-Bostom cook re venge today for three defeats in one sided game as both pitchers struggle with control. Flaherty faces men on base but the visitors manage little against him. Batteries Flaherty Needham Fraser Moran umpire Carpenter Jem. Philadelphia defeats Cincinnati in a pitchers battle with Gorelansky and Ewing among the battery. Rigler umpire.
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Moran
Carpenter
Jem
New York Teams Slump as St Louis Ties Game
In New York on May 21 the erratic New York squad lost its edge, allowing St. Louis a tying result and snapping a 17 game string. In a Brooklyn defeat, Leever and Smith faltered as Pittsburgh edged them 4 to 0, with Umpire Toohustee officiating.
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St. Louis
Gante
R. H. de Ste Lawley
Scieceaere A
Brown
Murehatl
Taylor
Ames
Ferenson
Bresnahan
O'Day
Stolypin Reveals Plot Against Emperor in Parliament
In St Petersburg on May 20 Premier Stolypin announced the discovery of a terrorist society seeking to kill the emperor and attack Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch. He said arrests followed April 1 and April 17, with further police actions at Riga deputy M. Ozol’s lodging. The session adopted a resolution praising the emperor’s escape from death amid the plot.
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Minoecor
Nicholas
Henry Andlduse
Apelal Democrats
Sorial
Toll
Stulypin
Nicholas Nicholaie
Viteh
Tie Council of National Defensé
Simeell
Count Bonerinsky
Constitutional Conservative Party
Liepie
M. Bholypinwald
Department of Publicg Order and Security
Department of Public Order and Security
Ita Dissayeries
Ancioty
Russia
Nicholas Nicholaievitch
Rouneil of
Stolonin
Social Democratic
M. Oael
Riga
Wontel
Central Revolutionary Organization
M. Ozel
Honen
Shiroky
Kuban
The
Social Democrats
Gould divorce suit moves ahead with publicity
New York, May 20. Counsel for Mrs Hawayt Gould said the divorce suit for permanent separation from her husband has been filed but papers have not yet been served. The claim cites cruelty and inhuman treatment for more than three years. The judge indicated the case may seek public disclosure and a fateful petition. District Attorney Jeorene planned to view Police Commissioner Bingham tomorrow in connection with the Gould matter. Public discussion grows over alleged plot against the Gould family.
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New York
Hawayt Gould
Goud'n
Gould
Shearnsda
Gand
Omar
Jeorene
Bingham Domerrow
Hawn Gould
Cor Bre
Gort Eald
Gauld
S. S. S. Drives Out Rheumatism
The ad claims Rheumatism stems from an acid blood condition caused by indigestion and constipation. It promotes S. S. S. as a blood purifier from natural ingredients that “drives the cause out” and renovates circulation. The Swift Specific Company of Atlanta, GA, is advertised as offering medical advice for rheumatism.
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Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, GA
Statement by Mr Jerome on potential investigation
Mr Jerome said he would meet Commissioner Bingluit tonight and if warranted, would request an investigation by his office. He added that his information on the matter is scant and that he knows nothing beyond the allegation that blackmail is involved.
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Jerome
Bingluit
Teager
Boston Heights Pupils Strike Over Unfumigated School
In Blannard Gy Falls on May 20 pupils of the Boston Heights school struck this morning because the building had not been fumigated since removing children with scarlet fever. Parents supported the strike and the school was dismissed for the day. later fumigation was completed and pupils agreed to attend tomorrow.
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Blannard
Gy Falls
Boston
Great Falls man convicted of sexual assault on girl
Daniel Williams, 64, a blacksmith once employed by Cottonwood Teal atacketr, was found guilty in district court of engaging in unlawful acts with Mary Edstrom, 4. Edstrom testified the relations began at her home in Stockett last October and continued to March. Williams admitted giving gifts but denied wrongdoing.
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Great Falls
Daniel Willaume
Cottonwood , Teal Company
Atacketr
Mary Edstrom
Stockett
Williams
Michigan
Roberts Said to Be Show in Addison Embezzlement Case
Los Angeles May 20 Rob erts said to be wanted in Addison on a charge of embezzlement 19 in custody here and will be taken back next Friday It alleged that Roberts appropriated 700 while employed in the registry department of the pastoMech.
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Los Angeles
Franti
Robers
Addison
Alay
Robertanis
Registry Department
The
pastoMec
Prices Fluctuating In Wheat Market At Minneapolis Chicago
The Chicago wheat pit saw nervous trading with prices fluctuating from 26 to 2 cents as July rose and September and December gained. Bullish factors include cold Northwest weather, strong demand, and favorable crop expert reports, while occasional selling pressured futures before a late rally.
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Mao
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Sia
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Parkside Transit Bribery Probe Expands In San Francisco
In San Francisco a grand jury continued an investigation into a Parkside Transit deal. It centers on alleged bribery involving Abraham Raef and Mayor Schmitz to obtain a franchise for a street car line through the Parkside tract. Witnesses named include J A Britton Cyrus Pieres C I Barrett W J Cone J Th Bukter A Morrison and W I Brobeck. The panel will reconvene at 2 p m tomorrow.
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Grand Jury
Parkside
Abraham Raef
Schmitz
Board of Supervigora
Quel
Grand
J. A. Britton
San Francisco Gas and Electric Company
Cyrus Pieres
Corforation
C. I. Barrett
C W. Conklin
N. W. Havesy
W. J. Cone
J. Th. Bukt
Manufacturers Legislation Debate At National Meeting
New York reports the twelfth annual convention of the National Association of Manufacturers opened with a discussion of proposed Washington bills. Secretary Cushing outlined opposition to labor and eight hour system measures aimed at government work, and the association touted past success against similar legislation.
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New York
National Association of Mansfacturete
Walfurt- Astoriz
Cushing
Indianapolis
Washington
Congress
Mayor removes eight school board members in May action
Chicago May 2 Mayor Busse formally removed eight members of the school board who had refused to resign as requested. He had earlier asked twelve members to resign but only four responded. His move aims to secure E. G. Cooley’s position as superintendent of the schools.
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Chicago
Busse
Seriool Boan
Burse
A Welion A
E. G. Cooley
Prince Anton gunboat released from quarantine at Mandalena Bay
Rear Admiral Awindurne announced word from Mandalena Bay that the gunboat Princatan has been released from quarantine and near ready to sail. The quarantine was not for yellow fever but due to a scarlet fever case aboard.
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San ‘Diego
Cal
Awindurne
Mandalena Bay
Princatan
Quatre
Kidnapped Negro Held on Murder Charge in Muckeres
In Los Angeles on May 20 Herbert Kidd, a 28 year old Black man, was arrested on information from the U S marshal at Muckeres J T for alleged murder committed there in September 2008. Kidd admits his identity and offers to surrender.
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Los Angeles
Herbert Kidd
United States
Muckeres
J. T
Kidd
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