Conroy Wins Brooklyn Handicap in Wet Gravesend Debut
Banaster the favorite struggled in heavy rain at Gravesend as Conroy ridden by O Connor surged to a length and a half victory over Herbert. Standing and Banistar followed in a muddy six furlong card with Outlander, Blue Sway and The Gold Finder among the day’s other winners.
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Sydney Lucas
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Rafaello
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Smith
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Outlander
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Dublin
Blue Sway
Golden Cottage
Meridian
Alsike
Sidney Lucas
King Brambie
Water Cure
Walter Cleary
Dr. Richberg
Red Damsel
G. Whittier
Ebula
French Figaro Edits Change as Publisher Dispute
M Antonio Perevier announces sole editorship of Figaro after managerial dispute with Fernand de Rodays. Paper vows to return to "to please instruct and amuse" and stay patriotic without partisanship. Rodays drew a revolver. shareholders supported the managing editor. police abstained. A lawsuit is anticipated.
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M. Antonio Perevier
M. Fernand de Rodays
the Figaro
Gaulois
The
Figaro
de Rodays
M. de Rodays
Treasury Buys $500000 Short Term 4 Percent Bonds
Washington May 25 The secretary of the treasury purchased 500000 dollars of short term four percent bonds deliverable next Monday at eleven o clock.74
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Washington
Secretary of the Treasury
Davis' Record Clear
Washington reports reaching the War Department indicate that Davis' record is cleared as of May 25. No further details on the case or official statement accompany the line.
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Washington
War Department
Major Davis Cleared in Manila Commissary Irregularities
Report states Major Davis had no connection with irregularities at Manila and no officer overseeing the investigation required his presence. His record is described as clear and untroubled by the proceedings.
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Davis
MacArthur
Major Davis
Telegraph operator kills Japanese man at Bear Creek
Frank Myers, Bear Creek station telegraph operator, shot and killed a Japanese man after a nighttime dispute. Myers says self defense as a mob of about ten Japanese pursued him. Myers jailed in Kalispell. seven Japanese arrested for investigation.
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Bear Creek
Great Northern
Frank Myers
Myers
Gunshot Fatal for Sheep Ranch Worker at Musselshell
Henry Greenbush died at St. Vincent's hospital from a gunshot wound suffered Thursday while digging a wolf den on a Musselshell sheep ranch. The bullet entered his left side and exited his back. He was transported 65 miles to Billings but died early this morning. He is about 40 and came from Butte two months ago. his parents live near St. Paul.
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Billings
Henry Greenbush
St. Vincent's Hospital
Greenbush
Joseph Sims
Musselshell
St. Paul
Butte
Bowen Named Envoy to Persia from West Virginia
Herbert W. Bowen of West Virginia is appointed envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary to Persia. Bowen had been minister resident and consul general at Teheran and now receives the Tehran posting.
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Washington
Herbert W. Bowen
West Virginia
Persia
Bowen
Teheran
State Christian Endeavor convention closes with Clark address
The State Christian Endeavor convention ends after three days of meetings with Rev. Francis E. Clark as speaker. Resolutions praise local hosts, press coverage, railroads, First Presbyterian church, and opponents of Sunday desecration while urging unity among denominations and world outreach.
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China
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Anaconda
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Donovan
Boston and Montana Copper Mining to Sell Property
Lowell Mass May 25 By unanimous vote the Boston and Montana Copper Mining company stockholders vote to dissolve and sell its properties in response to a 5 million dollar offer.
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Boston & Montana
Lowell
Mass
Boston & Montana Copper Mining Company
Miner killed by premature blast near Big Timber
William Auwar ter, a rancher on Otter creek five miles north of Big Timber, was killed by a premature blast while blasting rock in an irrigating ditch. He lit the fuse, it failed to burn, and he returned too late, suffering fatal injuries but living over two hours after the accident.
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Standard
Big Timber
William Auwarter
Otter Creek
Auwarter
Klondike Millionaire Heads for Annual Alaska Trip
T S Lippy of Seattle, labeled a Klondike millionaire, sails on the Cottage City for his yearly clean-up. He predicts Alaska year output near 30 million dollars and says trade has shifted to northward retail, with Seattle’s Alaska commerce this season expected to be the greatest ever known.
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Cottage City
T. 8. Lippy
Klondike
Mr. Lippy
Alaska
Cape Nome
Strikers Win in a Walk with Demands Granted by Contractors
Strikers achieved a swift victory as all their demands were granted by Great Falls contractors, ending the dispute quickly. No injuries were reported and negotiations closed favorably for the workers.
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Strikers
Great Falls
Carpenters End Strike in Great Falls Eight Hour Day Set
Great Falls workers return to work Monday as carpenters, stonemasons, and bricklayers win an eight hour day. After five days of stoppage about 100 men affected, contractors concede to eight hours immediately and will employ only union men, ending a tense wage dispute.
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Standard
Great Falls
Carpenters’ Union
Builders’ Exchange
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State's Prisoners Anxious To Work
The governor secretary of state and attorney general visited Deer Lodge state penitentiary and heard convicts request work. They spoke with Little Wirlwind through an interpreter and found the facility generally well managed. The Indian inmate reportedly not as near death as some reports claimed.
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Standard
Helena
Deer Lodge
Butte Mother Reunites With Year-Old Daughter
Mrs. John Croy of Butte reports she recovered her year-old daughter after a long search. The child had been left with Mrs. W. J. Salsbury in Billings by the father, who paid for care. The sheriff delivered the child to the mother after Mrs. Salsbury surrendered custody.
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Standard
Billings
John Croy
Butte
Werk
W. J. Salsbury
Mr Dooley Returns to Humor in Wall Street Exposé
The Standard highlights Mr Dooley in a Wall Street piece on page 19. Dunne showcases his revived health and humor after months abroad, celebrating the writer’s renewed vigor and ongoing weekly contributions to Sunday gaiety.
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Dooley
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