Rowan Wins Decisive 20 Round Battle at Turner Hall
The Anaconda period bout ends with Dummy Rowan defeating Ike Hayes by decision after a punishing 20 rounds. Hayes shows stamina and takes heavy punishment, while Rowan dominates early and throughout with straight arm punches and relentless pressure.
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Anaconda
Jim Keogh
Rowan
Ike Hayes
Turner Hall
Andy King
Hayes
Ike
Keogh
Nowan
King
Lanzer
Dutch
Jack Kelly
Syracuse
Tommy Maher
Kelly
Maher
Jack Cavanaugh
Jury rejects damages in Celia Robinson lawsuit
In district court yesterday the trial of Celia Robinson’s damage claim concluded with a verdict for the defense. The jury found no damages awarded to Mrs. Robinson in the civil action brought against the defendant.
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Celia Rob
Notice to Creditors in Estate of Zenas Evans
District Court of Montana Deer Lodge County publishes notice by Margeret Daly executrix to creditors and all persons with claims against Zenas D Evans deceased to exhibit claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication. Address for claims is H P Napton Durston building Anaconda Montana. First publication May 28 1901.
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District Court of
Third Judicial District
State of
Montana
Deer Lodge
Zenas B. Evans
Zenas
H. P. Napton
Durston
Anaconda
Margaret P. Daly
Flo. Evans
H. P. Narrow
Pxecutrix
Libby D
Rudd
Corner Park and
Cherry
Hattip A. Bright
Libby D. Rudd
Patrick Noonan
East Fifth Street
Catherine Noonan
Mont
Jury rules against Mrs. Robinson in damages suit
The trial ended with a verdict for the defendant in the case of Mrs. Robinson who sought 4200 dollars, alleging Howard struck her with a chisel while collecting a bill. Her husband also sued Howard, and that action was continued for the term.
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M. Howard
Philadelphia 8 Milwaukee 3 game outcome hinges on fourth inning errors
In Milwaukee on May 27 Burke's miscues in the fourth inning allowed Philadelphia to score seven runs and win 8 to 3. Attendance was about 1,000. Batteries Dowling and Leahy for Philadelphia. Plank and Powers for Milwaukee. Chicago 10 Baltimore 3 and Washington 8 Detroit 4 also reported with fielding woes and key hits for Detroit. Cleveland-Boston game postponed due to wet grounds.
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Milwaukee
Burke
Philadelphia
Chicago
Baltimore
Washington
Detroit
Farrell
Cleveland
Ohio
Wet Grounds
Boston
Postponed Baseball Games Due to Rain Across Cities
Rain causes postponements in New York Cincinnati Brooklyn Chicago Boston Philadelphia and St Louis games on May 27. Multiple matchups delayed as weather interrupts planned schedules.
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New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Philadelphia
P.ct
Cincinnati
Ty Pittsburg
Chicago
Montana
B. F. Moon
Dr. A., Leggatt
J. FE. Dawson
Butte
Annie Lowne
Billings
A Baum
Buffalo
N. Y
J. C. Gair
Fred Metzler
Milwaukee
A. M Weigert
John McNaught
H. J. Farrell
St. Paul
Gravesend and Cincinnati Race Summaries May 27
At Gravesend New York on May 27 the six race card produced winners including Sweet Clover, Rochester, Margraviate, Himself, Wallabout and Sombrero. In Cincinnati Newport also staged six races with Rosy Mora Mary Greenway Peter Duryea All Well Tony Licalzi Eva Wilson among the winners.
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New York
Gravesend
Sweet Clover
Jack Demond
Smartset
Rochester
Sidney Lucas
Matt Simpson
Malster
Judge Wardell
Brandy Smash
Colonel Padden
Wallabout
the Rhymer
Lanceman
Sombrero
Shandon Field
Peninsular
Cincinnati
Newport
Rosy Mora
Dr. Fanne
Caloocan
Mary Greenway
Pearl
Lady Florence
Peter Duryea
Imperialist
Foneda
Young Henry
Russian
Tony Licalzi
Saragamp
Old Phil
Eva Wilson
Atlantis
Grandma II
Oakland Races Run: Intrepido and Prejudice Take Wins
In San Francisco dated May 27, Oakland meet results show Intrepido winning the futurity selling with Sisquoc second and Senator Matts third in 1:18. Prejudice captures the seven furlongs with Castdale second and Burdee third in 1:30 42. Yellow Stone takes the five furlongs with Vassalo second and Quadra third in 1:93 45. Katie Walcott wins the futurity selling with Laalma second and Favorite third in 1:15. Rip Shannon wins the one mile 3 yards free handicap with Wyoming second and The Fretter third in 1:47. High Hoe wins the six furlongs selling with Mas ter Carl second and Oscar Tolle third in 1:17.
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San Francisco
Oakland
Intrepido
Sisquoc
Senator Matts
Prejudice
Castdale
Burdee
Yellowstone
Vassalo
Quadra
Katie Walcott
Laalma
Rip Shannon
Wyoming
the Fretter
Fair Grounds Race Day Results at St Louis
Summary of six races led by Lexell win in the first race over Ida Carberry with a 1 43 mile time. Hunt ressa takes the four and a half furlongs second Maria Elena and Monte Himyar follow. Larner wins the one mile event ahead of Farmer Bennett and Albert F. Dewey. Duelist captures the six furlongs purse with Hi Lee second and Van Hoere beke third. Chappaqua wins the one and one eighth miles with Guide Rock second and Amelia Strathmore third. Irish Jewell wins the seven furlongs with Tuskaross second and Sue Johnson third.
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St. Louis
Hi Lee
van Hoerebeke
Chappaqua
Guide Rock
Amelia Strathmore
Irish Jewell
Tuskaross
Sue Johnson
Hawthorne Meet Results Highlight Six Races
Hermosa won the opening six furlongs with Bessie Mackin second and Money Mass third in 1 14. Impromptu captured the one mile selling with Uncle Tom second and Mones third in 1 42 3 3. Becky Rolfe won the steeplechase short course with French second and Sallus third in 21 4. Abe Frank took the five furlongs Verna Stakes as Ed Austin and Eddie Busch followed. Lounisville won the handicap one mile with Strangest second and The Unknown third in 1 41 3 5. Knight Banner led the selling at one and one fourth miles with Excelsis second and Lee King third in 2 06 5.
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Chicago
Hawthorne
Hermosa
Bessie Mackin
Money Mass
Impromptu
Uncle Tom
Mones
Becky Rolfe
Sallus
Abe Frank
Ed Austin
Eddie Busch
Lounisville
Strangest
the Unknown
Knight Banner
Excelsis
Lee King
Opening date fixed for cup races at New York yacht club
The Royal Ul ster Yacht club cabled the New York Yacht club approving September 21 as the opening contest day for the cup races. The message confirms the date as definite.
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New York
Royal Ulster Yacht Club
New York Yacht Club
Weather Man’s Predictions Fail in Anaconda Thunder Drenchs City
Anaconda residents witnessed a dramatic summer rain as thunder and lightning swept the city between 5 and 6 pm after a warm day. The deluge caused no reported damage, while locals recalled past overconfident forecasts and joked about weather prophets amid a string of unpredictable showers.
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Anacondas
Anaconda
Preparing for Butte Anaconda to meet Butte on Decoration Day
Anaconda will send an excellent base ball team to Butte for Decoration Day. The home nine, known as the Anaconda Regular team, is training hard with Jimmy McHale as captain. Pitchers Hanson and Owen are refining curves. The lineup includes Clare Williams Storey Schill Knox Sullivan McHale Hansen Owen and Smalley.
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Anaconda
Butte
Jimmy McHale
Hanson
Owen
Clare Williams
Storey
Schill
Knox
Sullivan
McHale
Hansen
Smalley
Local Ads and Notices Highlight Strain's Hats and Tolan Co
Various city ads note straw hats at Strain's with a twenty percent sale, jewelry and silverware at Verberkmoes and Hammerslough, housekeeping and watch repairs at Wat son's, and strawberry ice cream at Tolan Co. Also listed are rental properties in Anaconda, theater party details for Turner hall on Decoration Day, and a stream of names and addresses for lodgings and business inquiries.
Southern veterans reunions draw hoped 50 000 arrivals
The eleventh annual United Confederate Veterans reunion and the sixth annual United Bands of Confederate Veterans reunion open tomorrow. By tomorrow morning an estimated 50,000 people will have arrived from across the South to attend.
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South
United Confederate Veterans
United Bans of Confederate Veterans
Explosion damages train after dynamite-laden handcar collision
A handcar carrying dynamite collided with a train causing a massive explosion that wrecked the front of the locomotive. It is not known if any crew or passengers were killed or injured. Local authorities investigated the incident and secured the scene.
Work resumes at Brooks Locomotive. many strikers stay away
Dunkirk May 17 report that two thirds of Brooks Locomotive workers returned while striking machinists and allied metal workers did not. All departments operate but with reduced force.
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Dunkirk
Woerk
Brooks Locomotive Works
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Anaconda News
Celia Robinson
H. EF. Crighhons
Patterson and Sullivan
Dunn and Robinson
Miller ‘and Buelow
Carrick and Clark
Fannie
Kate Rice
Harry
Boston Transcript
W. R
Miss Walker
Greig’s
Flor de
Tolan Co.'s
Verberkmoes
Mrs
Frank Collins
Strain’s
Hammerslough’s
J. R. Walkup
Buffalo, N
Nazareth Jersey
Watson's
The
Great Northern Railway
Minneapolis
Dave Westheimer
Crittenden Circle
Toil du Nord
Zephyr Ginghams
Strain's
Utah
Roach & Smith
Peter
Theater Orchestra
East Park
Reunion
Memphis, Tenn
Main Street
Park Avenue
Qdson
John Meier
Union
West Side
Alder Street
East Third Street
Locust Street
Wellcome & Peckover
Goodyear
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
O. Minneapolis
Second St
Plant Bros
McDonald Bros
Janney, Semple, Hill &O
C. J. & F. EK. Smith Supply Co
Gt. Western Cycle Co
Farwell, Ozman, Kirk & Co
Marshall-Wells Hdw. Co
Duluth
Leck & Coy
Anaconda Copper Mining Co. Hardware Department
Hennessy Mercantile Co
Bennett
Kook
Dr. Bennett Electric Belt Co
Beaver
Copper City
Sieper
Oxford
Turns
McKay
Anderson
Copper City Commercial Co
Anaconda, Mont
Daly Bank and Trust Company OF
John KR. Toolf
M. Ib. Greenwood
Louis V. Bennett
F. C. Norbeck
Anaconda Business Directory
Warkin Springs
J. H. French
N. 8. Snyder
St. Ann's Hospital
Omce
W. Laird
Main
Davol Medicine CO
P. U
Martic Drug Company
Auaconds
Mout
Great Northern
Standard
Kalispell
Cascade Division
Brooks
Anaconda, Montana
Oka
United Sates
J. W. Mehargub
Ageb
Notichr
Mission St
Munyon
Bank
W. Kh. Allen
Mons
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