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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1901
Page
2
Harvard Wins Inter Collegiate Track Championship in Mud
The Inter-Collegiate Association meet at Berkeley oval ended in a Harvard victory with 44 points. Yale followed with 30 5 6, Princeton 16 1 6, Cornell 15 as Cornell scored its first ever points. Penn dropped to seventh. Gallagher won the two mile, Sears the 220 yard dash, amid rain and mud. time records were scarce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Inter-Collegiate Association
Amateur Athletic Association of America
Berkeley Oval
New Haven
Harvard
Cornell
Ithaca
Gallagher
Sears
University of Pennsylvania
Yale
Princeton
Georgetown
Michigan
Pennsylvania
Columbia
Bowdoin
Syracuse
H. B. Clark
Weston
W. Holland
C. C. Rust
W. G. Clark
T. S. Manson
Finals Postponed for Bicycle Races and Track Events
The finals are set for 10 30 Monday with results in 120 yard hurdle won by FE J Clapp Yale J H Converse Harvard second G G Willis Harvard Walter Fishleigh Michigan fourth time 1615. Shot put won by R Sheldon Yale 43 feet 9 inches F G Beck Yale second 43 feet 5 inch 100 yard run final won by A E K Duffey Georgetown M F Lightner second time 1015. Two mile run final won by RB A Gallager Cornell FE W Mills Harvard second time 17 minutes. High jump final won by S J Jones New York University 10 12 inches tied for second C Ellis M Roch Harvard 5 9 inches fourth tied W C Lowe Syracuse and H S W Curtis Princeton 5 7 inches. Broad jump won by C U Kennedy Columbia 21 feet 6 35 inches. Pole vault six men tied first at 10 feet 9 inches then Deaken Pennsylvan ia won jump off at 10 feet 7 inches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
FE. J. Clapp
Yale
J. H. Converse
Harvard
G. G. Willis
Walter Fishleigh
Michigan
R. Sheldon
F. G. Beck
A. EK. Duffey
Georgetown
M. F. Lightner
RB. A. Gallager
Cornell
FE. W. Mills
S. J. Jones
New York University
S. C. Ellis
M. Roch
J. P. Hord
P. A. Moore
Princeton
Deaken
Pennsylvania
Boston 3 Cleveland 0 shuts out by Lewis
Boston wins 3 0 as Cleveland fails to hit Lewis. First shutout of the season for Cleveland suffers with 2 100 attendance. Batteries Moore and Wood Lewis and Schreck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Lewis
Boston
R. H. EB
Sen
Tibor Pein
Moore
Wood
Schreck
Pittsburg Beats Boston 1 to 0 in Loose Game
Pittsburgh defeated Boston 1 to 0 as Nichols was tagged for multiple runs while Beere pitched, with Leever and O’Connor in the batteries. Umpire O’Day officiated as attendance reached about 1,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburg
Boston
Pittsburgh
Nichols
Beere
Fegmign
Teccseee Pevecen Porgobuee Joccencacs de Ebecse Enenseee
Moran
Leever
O'Connor
O' Day
Pacific League scores date May 2 games Tacoma Seattle Spokane Portland
Baseball scores from Tacoma Washington and Portland Oregon on May 2 show Tacoma losing 6 to 3 to Spokane after 9 innings and Portland defeating Spokane 3 to 2 with late scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tacoma
Wash
Beattle
Wee
Spokane
Portland
Ore
Creed
No More Fights at Louisville Bouts Lead Mayor to Act
After last night's brawl following the Hart Creedon fight, Dave Bullivan of New York was knocked out by Dave Husbands and police had to quell a general mix-up. Mayor Weaver calls on the board of safety to intervene as future bouts are scheduled, including Hart vs Choynski and Sullivan vs McGovern. Also: Nassau club wins Metropolitan golf championship at Apawamis. Seeley loses 11 up 10 to play. America's cup races set to begin September 1 per Sir Thomas Lipton's cable confirmation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Dave Bullivan
New York
Dave Husbands
Weaver
Board of Safety
Marvin Hart
Joe Choynski
Dave Sullivan
Terry McGovern
Rye
N. Y
Findlay
Douglass
Nassau Club
Long Island
Apawamis Club
Charley H. Seeley
Weeburn Golf Club
Stamford
Conn
Seeley
Thomas Cipton
Cablegram
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
State Board Sets Timber Land Sale Policy
Montana state board of land commissioners adopts a policy to sell timber lands and cap leases at 640 acres per party, reappraise agricultural lands by June next year, and set minimum timber land price at $10 per acre with cash sales where feasible. Leases may be canceled if opportunities to sell arise, and grazing lands may be leased up to 640 acres with right to sell later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
State Board of Land Commissioners
Bard
Flathead County
Board of Land Commissioners
United States
Senators Entitled to Mileage and Witness Fees in United States Case
In the case of the United States against Cullen any United States senator may claim the usual mileage and witness fees allowed by law. The provision barring clerks and officers from mileage does not apply to United States senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Cullen
Aguinaldo Likely to Visit United States in Fall
The report from Manila states Emilio Aguinaldo plans to come to the United States in the fall and stay through the winter in Washington to study American institutions and meet leaders. Officials consider the trip inadvisable until civil administration is established. Judge Arellano urged the visit, though loyalty remains unquestioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Aguinaldo
United States
Manila
General MacArthur
Arellano
Death by Own Action Follows Attempted Murder in Philadelphia
In Philadelphia a sensational double incident ends in death by self inflicted gunshot after an attempted murder. Mae Barber, the woman involved, escaped from a fourth floor window after Jenkins forced her to write a farewell note and threatened to kill them both.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
John A. Jenkins
Brooklyn
Mae Barber
Jenkins
Bolt of Lightning Kills Sheep Herder Near Havre
Great Falls May 25 A lightning bolt killed Fred Pinny a sheep herder working for A S Lohman Chinook about 16 miles north of Havre Healy another employee was stunned while attempting to move a ewe and lambs Thirty five sheep died in the same bolt and two lambs in Healy s arms were killed The strike scorched clothing but Pinny s body suffered only minor burns
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Great Falls
Fred Pinny
Havre
McAllister
Pinny
A.S. Lohman
Healy Day
Lohman
Healy
Ohio lawmakers visit for park trip en route to Mammoth Hot Springs
A party of Ohio congressmen led by Senator Carter arrives in Livingston en route to Yellowstone region. A special train departs tomorrow morning carrying the group. plans include Mammoth Hot Springs and Norris geyser basin with a canyon visit Monday into Tuesday. The list includes J H Bromwell R N Nevin J H Snock J P Meekieon L Hilderbrandt T H Kyle A Lybrand W H Warnock Congressman Kaeingham F Philips Charles Dick Mrs Stockwell and George W Kramer among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Livingston
Ohio
Park
Senator Carter
Mammoth Hot Springs
Canyon
Norris Geyser Basin
J. H. Bromwell
R. N. Nevin
J. le Brayner
J. H. Snock
J. P Meekieon
L. Hilderbrandt
T. H. Kyle
A. Lybrand
W. H. Warnock
Congressman Kaeingham
Murdered and Robbed Near Coquille City
The body of BK. EK. Daly was found buried near the surface with a bullet hole in the head, suggesting murder for money. Jessie McQuigg saw a man digging. a posse and sheriff pursue a known suspect. Daly, from Blackwell, Oklahoma, had been paid $17 prior to his death.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cos River
Valkyrie II to be broken up in Couverock bay
Glasgow records that the Valkyrie II, Lord Dunraven’s contesting yacht from the 1895 American contest, lying in Couverock bay, will be broken up on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valkyrie II
Glasgow
Lord Dunraven
Couverock Bay
Oregon Defeats Multnomah in Field Games
Portland May 2. The University of Oregon defeated Multnomah Athletes in field events 61 to 47. University of Oregon led through the meet as Multnomah struggled for points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Multnomah
Portland
Ore
University of Oregon
Multnomah Athlets
Nevada Defeats Utah In Intercollegiate Track Meet
Reno May 25 Nevada defeated Utah in the intercollegiate track games. The final score was not fully legible but Nevada won the meet held in Reno.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nevada
Utah
Reno
Nev
Nationalists oppose Platt amendment in convention vote
Havana reports a nationalist convention resolution opposing the Platt amendment. If the constitutional convention aligns with the party pledge the anticipated vote on accepting the amendment would end in a tie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
British naval officer arrives in Vancouver to assume China station duties
Vice Admiral Bir Cyprian Bridge arrived by train from the east as the new commander of Britain's fleet in Chinese waters. He travels aboard the Empress of Japan on Monday and will begin duty immediately upon arrival at the China station with his staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Bir Cyprian Bridge
Orient
China Station
McKenzie Ill As Deposition Begins In California
Alexander McKenzie, in precarious health, testified at Alameda county jail via deposition in the suits against Judge Noyes and Attorney Dudley Dubose and Thomas J. Geary. He said he acted on Geary’s advice when refusing to surrender funds from Nome, for which he had been held in contempt. He had just learned of a presidential pardon from McKinley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Cal
Alexander McKenzie
Noyes
Dudley Dubose
Thomas J. Geary
Alameda County
United States
Heacock
Geary
Madison
McKenzie
McKinley
Nome
Ccircuit
Irish-born man dies after train yard accident
Dan Cullen died this morning from injuries after a railway accident in the Northern Pacific yards last Monday. Aged about 25 and unmarried, his parents reside in Ireland and a brother lives in New York. He was buried today in Blanchard Billings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanchard
Billings
Dan Cullen
Northern Pacific
Ireland
New York
Successful Bank Robbers at Mineral Point Bank
The First National Bank of Mineral Point Wisconsin was burglarized early this morning. Robbers blew the safe with nitroglycerine and escaped with about $30,000, fully covered by insurance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mineral Point
Wis
First National Bank
Senators Bate and Tillman Called to Testify in Washington
May 25 report from St. Washington states the United States Senators James Bate and John Tillman have been summoned to testify in a treasury matter. The controller of the treasury issued the summons as part of ongoing hearings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Washington
Controller of the Treasury
United States
Bate
Tillman
McKenzie Pardoned Over Ill Health and Compliance
President McKinley grants clemency to Alexander McKenzie detained in Oakland California for contempt of the ninth circuit court of appeals. After investigation the court finds McKenzie fully complied by turning over remaining property, except gold dust, and the pardon follows. The case centered on failure to surrender gold dust from Alaska mines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Alexander McKenzie
Oakland
Cal
United States Curcuit Court of Appeals
Ninth District
McKenzie
McKengie
United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Ninth Circuit
Morrow
Circuit Court of Appeals
McKinley
Alaska
Noyes
District Court of Alaska
San Francisco
McKennzie
German Fleet Ordered Home From Far East
Berlin May 25 The German naval division in the far East including the battleships Kurferst Friedrich Wilhelm Brandenburg Weissenburg and Woerth and the dispatch boat Hela has been ordered by cable to return home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
Far East
Kurferst
Friederich Wilhelm
Brandenburg
Weissenburg
Woerth
Hela
Cable
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