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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1902
Page
10
Montana Jockey Club meeting promises record horse entries
The Montana Jockey Club race week draws top class horses from California and local stables. At least 30 horses may break 14 seconds for three-quarters with evenly balanced fields making each race a close contest. Names include El Mido Presentation Ladaea Mrs C and many others from California and Montana, with track conditions improved to lightning fast after rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Jockey Club
Montana
Butte
California
John Campbell
el Mido
Presentation
Ladaea
Mrs. C, Burdoe
Twinkler
Lady Superior
Almoner
T. T. Nichols
Tizoma
Lena
Louise Hooker
Jimmy Coffey
Goldene
Kip Shannon
Montana Peeress
Billy Donathan
Frank Woods
Nonie
Joe Cooper
Ingo
Halmetta
George Howson
Josie Gibson
Narra G
John Boggs
February
Jennie Hughes
Jack Atkins
Jaretterredor
Diderot
Races and weights listed for today’s racing card
The document lists weights and entries for seven races including seven furlongs eleven sixteenths and one mile. Entries include Silurian 109 Ethel Wheat 107 Alard 105 and many others with additional horses across the card. Special dispatch notes Butte baseball team arrival in Helena with manager McCloskey advertiser Copeland and details on lineups and prospects for pennant contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Kesena
Butte
Helena
Ihesides
Joan McCloskey
Joe Copeland
Helena golf tournament set Friday at 8:30 a.m.
Under Helena Country club control a golf tournament will be played Friday on the 118 hole course starting at 8 30 in the morning. Participants include William Wallace Jr and W A Moore Co FL Ward and G W Hill William oes and Frank Sutphen and others with entries accepted until Wednesday evening. A separate July 5 or 6 event with Butte is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Helena Country Club
William Wallace, Jr
W. A. Moore
Ward
G. W. Hill
William Oes
Frank Sutphen
W. BE. Cullen, Jr
Hillier
S. H. Kennett
J. W. Luke
CC. Day
George H. Barbour
T. RB. Miller
Carlos Warfield
O. W. Martin
W. P Ss. Hawk
J. S. M. Neill
Steve Carpenter
Frank Steele
S. Croadman
H. Yaeger
N. B. Holter
P. Collins
H. Cannoll
Butte
Latonia Race Day Results from Cincinnati Ohio
Latonia results list six races with winners including Glinzen Maghern Tragedy Jessie Jarboe Two Lick Dolly Wagner and Adalante plus seconds and thirds and times for each race running from seven furlongs to a mile and a half selling races noted
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Latonia
Glinzen
St. Hera
Esmond
Maghern
Flora Willoughby
Gerda
Zoundus
Garter Ban
Jessie Jarboe
Talpas
Water Edge
Lick
Emery Belle
Ornado C
Dolly Wagner
Adalante
Chronicles of Wednesday Races Featuring Kahler and Allies
Chicago racing notes list selections for Wednesday events including Carl Kahler Alard Siluman The Don Early and Our Bessie Hermencia Dr Stephens Lennep Otis Lucien Appleby Marque Ben Battle C B Campbell and Domadre Impetuous Belle Graham Flo Carline Brimstone Rockford and Kittanning Jack De Munda Justice Caithness Mamart Mary Street and Love Not Himself Contend and Hermis Duckey The Referee and The Puritan Frankfort Ohio Girl Tehuia Jack McCinnis Kright Templar Irene Lindsey Clear and heavy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silurian
Ethel Wheat
Alard
Wellesley
Carl Kahler
Edith Q
S — Foxy Kane
the Don
Our Bessie
Early
Ben Chalice
Watkins’ Overton
Sigmund
Pericles
Thurles
Dr. Stephens
Rosa Dinh
Lennep
Prima
Wild Pirate
Hermeneia
Vincennes
Kentucky Bahe
Lucien Appleby
Oris
Stuyve
Inspector Shea
Hoodwink
Marque
Major Mansir
A. Campbell
Ben Battle
Linden Ella
Leenja
Belle Graham
Impetuous
Flocarline
Pluck
Aurie B
Nattie Lewis
Mary Street
Mowani
Queen Elizabeth
the Puritan
Knapsack
Duckey
Robert Metcalf
Miro Canto
King Raine
Efrus
Alard Shock
Brandy Smash
Walden
Colonel Bill
Bruff
Referee
Court D
Early Eve
May J
White Owl
Lord Sterling
Frank King
White Crest
Ohio
Brookwood
Worry
Silver Plush
Trene Lindsay
Tommy Frost
Anna Grace
Dorris
Knight Templar
Twilight
Caller
Sun Shower
St. Heller
Knight of Snowden
Jack McGinns
Fire Dancer
Odility
Sterling Fox
Siluman
The
Don
Bessie
Hermencia
Lennep Otis
C. B. Campbell
Domadre
Flo Carline
Brimstone
Rockford and Kittanning
Jack de Munda
Justice and Caithness
Mamart
Love Not
Himself
Contend and
Hermis
Puritan
Frankfort
Tehuia
Jack McCinnis
Kright Templar
Irene Lindsey
Slaughter Leads St Louis Over Chicago in Wide Margin
St Louis defeated Chicago by a wide margin with an attendance of about 1,100. Scoring shows R H E and batteries Murphy and O'Neil for St Louis, Glade and Kahoe for Chicago. Umpire O Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Glade
Chicago
EMRE
Abel Evar
Ak Oatta
Murphy
O'Neil
Kahoe
O Day
Boston Triumph Highlights Eighth-Inning Burst
Boston won the game with a heavy eighth inning as four singles a two-bagger and a hit by Parent produced four runs. Attendance 2,011. Batteries Young and Criger for Boston, Reidy and Sugden for the opponent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Parent
Kchis
Young
Criger
Reidy
Sugden
Gravesend Race Results May 27 New York
In Gravesend six races are listed with results and times. Setauket won the first race, Latire took the second, Lady Albercraft won the third, Old England won the Preakness stakes, Kennard claimed the two year olds race, and Roue captured the final five furlongs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Gravesend
Setauket
Belvine
Old England
Major Dangerfield
Namtor
Kennard
Rostand
Wartenicht
Roue
Khiti
Races on Decoration Day by Gentlemen's Driving Assn
Decoration Day matinee features four events hosted by the Gentlemen's Driving Association. The originally mixed free for all fell short of entrants, leaving two trots and two pacing races. Ike Morehouse, Hugh Wilson and BP. C. Whitmore will judge the races and the best parade turnout. Races start at noon from Washington and Broadway, with a harness set as the prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gentlemen's Driving Association
Ike Morehouse
Hugh Wilson
BP. C. Whitmore
Washington and
Broadway
Fair Grounds Race Results Report May 27
In St Louis the May 27 racing card at the fair grounds shows Red Hook winning the first race over Hainault and Louis Wagner with Grand Shot placing second. Silver Garter captures the selling in the third race with Swordsman second and Burnett's Wallaway third. Brulare wins the fourth race over Nickey D and Frank Bell. Lakeview Belle takes the fifth race, with Sir Christopher and Kitty Gard following. The sixth race details incomplete with Lakeview Belle not present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Louis
Frank Bell
Lakeview
Washington Defeats Moore With Heavy Hitting
In Washington on May 27 the home team solved Moore's curves late and won easily as Patton proved an enigma to the visitors. Attendance 1,905. Final score EMA 225 45.355. Batteries Patton Clarke Moore Bemis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Moore
Patton
R. H. E. Ema
Clarke Moore
Bemis
McGinnity Leads Baltimore to Win Over Chicago
Baltimore defeats Chicago as McGinnity's smart pitching secures the victory. Attendance 2,114. Mi scattered garbled line reads like team rosters Bresnahan Robinson Patterson and McFarland with McGinnity credited for the win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
McGinnity
Baltiimore
Chicago
R. Hi Ez
Pyle
Bresnahan
Robinson
Patterson
McFarland
Freeman wins 10 mile motor paced bicycle race
Howard Freeman of Oregon defeated Nat Butler of Cambridgeport Massachusetts in the Colosseum bowl track event. The combined times were 15 53 and 17 45 with Butler’s pacemakers troubled in the second heat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Howard Freeman
Oregon
Nat Butler
Cambridgeport
Mass
Coliseum Bowl
Butler
American polo players defeat Hurlinghams eight to two
London reporters note the Americans won a polo match on May 27, defeating the scratch Hurlinghams by eight goals to two. The Hurlinghams played poorly and showed weakness throughout the game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Hurlingham
Hurlinghams
Price resigns as New California Jockey Club manager
Louisvile Kentucky May 27 It is said on good authority that Charles F Price has mailed his resignation as general manager of the New California Jockey club to President Williams at San Francisco Mr Price declines to discuss the matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Charles F. Price
New California Jockey Club
Williams
San Francisco
Resignation Sheds Light on Racing Plans
The report states Mr. Price plans to resign with any announcement from President Williams and intends to limit future racing duties to the eastern side of the Rockies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Price
Rockies
Record cattle deals top $550000 in Great Falls sale
Great Falls May 27 A special dispatch reports W G Conrad closed livestock deals totaling over 550000. He sold to Pat Burns of Calgary 188750 of Canada beef for deliveries by July 15 August and before Oct 30. Additional sales include 700 head to a Montreal firm and 12500 for Chamberlain Sheep Company interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Great Falls
W. G.conrad
Pat Burns
Calgary
Northwest Terrieritory
Canada
Conrad Circle Company
Conrad-Harviis Cattle Company
Burns
Canadian Northwest
Liverpool
Conrad
Montreal
Conrad-Price Company
Conrad-Circle Company
Montana
Chicago
Goodenough & Hollis
Boston
Chamberlain Sheep Company
J. B. Long
Fergus
Cascade
Geyser
Int's
Chamberlain Company
Striking East Helena Smelter Workers Push Return Pact
Some strikers at the East Helena smelter circulate an independent return-to-work agreement for signature. It gains limited support as talks with the union continue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
East Helena
Mrs Rebecca Allson Visits Big Timber Eastern Star Chapter
Mrs Rebecca Allson Grand Worthy Matron of Montana's Order of the Eastern Star visited the Big Timber chapter in official capacity last night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Big Timber
Rebecca Allson
Order of the Eastern Star of Montana
Great Falls Report: 222 Committee Work at Local Camp
In Great Falls on May 27 the 222 committee of the local camp began reviewing duties and planning upcoming activities. Members discussed schedules, assignments, and community outreach as part of the group's ongoing preparations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Great Falls
Woodmen of the World Initiates 150 Members at Banquet
The Woodmen of the World achieved a successful termination tonight with more than 150 new members joining. The Great Falls camp now surpasses 500 members and celebrates 11 years this fall. A fine banquet closed the event with four addresses and responses to toasts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Falls
State Sunday School Association Convention Opens in Helena
The Montana State Sunday School association convention began in Helena with Rev. Henry F. Cope presiding. Dr. MacCarthy delivered the welcome for absent Governor Toole and Massena Bullard. Mrs. Mary Foster Bryner gave an address as refreshments followed. Tomorrow's meeting is set for the First Baptist church. The Helena Sunday School union also met, electing Massena Bullard as president, Rev. Dr. Joseph P. McCarthy as vice president, and Miss Maggie R. B. Smith as secretary and treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
State Sunday School Association
Henry F. Cope
Dillon
MacCarthy
Toole
Massena Bullard
Montana
Commonwealth
Butte
Great Falls
Mary Foster Bryner
First Baptist Church
Grand Army Hal
Helena Sunday School Union
Joseph P. McCarthy
Maggie RB. Smith
Have No Use For The Militia
Governor Stone and Attorney General Elkin met with United Mine Workers leaders Thomas Duffy T D Nichols and John Fahey in Harrisburg to discuss the anthracite strike. Fahey said the strikers were obeying the law and did not expect violence warranting militia use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Stone
Elkin
Thomas Duffy
T. D. Nichols
John Fahey
United Mine Workers
Executive Department
Fahey
End of Seven-Week Strike Reached in Washington Carriage Trade
Washington May 27 The seven week union carriage workers strike ends with concessions from both employers and the union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Inspecting Heating Plants by Great Falls Officials
May 27 report shows Commissioners Roulswick and Delphy traveling from Great Falls to Helena to survey heating plants in public buildings. They will also visit Butte and return with findings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Great Falls
Roulswick
Delphy
Helena
Butte
Officials Inspect Voting Systems Across State Sites
Andrew Rinker superintendent of construction of the courthouse accompanied a party exploring other places in the state to review voting systems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrew Rinker
Palma’s Message to Cuban Senate Seeks Stable Government
Havana reports President Palma will address the Cuban senate tomorrow. He thanks the Almighty for independence and asks divine aid for a firm government, while praising the United States and urging growth of agriculture, cattle, sugar cane, tobacco, and varied agricultural stations. The reciprocity question remains unsettled amid a sugar price crisis tied to European beet sugar overproduction. he proposes tariff reductions and immediate efforts to negotiate a beneficial sugar treaty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Palma
United States
Europe
Helena to Get New Union Depot This Year
Helena reports a new union depot to cost over 100000 dollars with work to begin soon. Northern Pacific President Charley Mellen confirmed plans during a Monday visit, detailing a site near the current depot, a second track, and a Montana Central connection, with freight moved to the north side while Great Northern freights stay at the present depot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Helena
Henry Klein
Charley 8. Mellen
Northern Pacific
Mr. Klein
Mr. Mellen
Union
Montana Central
Great Northern
Body of chinaman brought to Helena for burial
The body believed to have died by self poisoning was brought from Avon to Helena for burial. No details of the death are known.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Standard
Helena
Avon
Flames Rise From Martinique Crater For Hour
Flames erupted from the crater of a Martinique volcano for about an hour reaching 150 meters in height. The crater measured around 300 meters in diameter near Fort de France on Monday May 26.
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Fort de France
Island of
Martinique
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