Butte Miners win in wet opener over Spokane Indians
In a cold wet opener Butte defeats Spokane 6 to 3 before about 1,100 fans. Moose Baxter leads at first with a sharp double play and a strong bat while Bresino misses the field due to illness. Kirby Hoon pitches effectively, while Spokane’s Simons steadies after initial runs. The crowd stays despite a drizzly rain as McIntyre’s infield makes crucial plays and Howlett makes a bare-hand stop. The next game is Wednesday versus Gray's Harbor.
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Butte
Charles McIntyre
Spokane Indians
Helena
Kirby Hoon
Matt Stanley
Braves
Simons
Spokane
Miners
Bare
Ferry
Daxter
Hutchinson
Suess
McIntyre
McKune
Martinke
Howlett
Jack Huston
Capital City
Bafttte
McKane
Irby
Stanley
Swain
Hoon
Ferris
Herwig
Adams
Swindells
Gray's Harbor
Bandelia
Baxter
Simon
Bandelin
Pas
MekKune
Seeue
Eaesees
Erebee
Tacoma Beats Gray's Harbor in Afternoon Baseball
Aberdeen reports Tacoma winning the afternoon game as Finney dominates with scattered hits. Tonneson tires early before Lewis relieves, while Hurley and the battery pair Finney Shea contribute. In the morning game Tacoma again tops Gray's Harbor with Butler Dunn and Hurley providing the battery support. President Lucas releases Umpire Setley and Dedrick succeeds him.
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Aberdeen
Wash
Tacoma
Gray's Harbor
Finney
Tonneson
Lewis
Tacoma Enet
Shea
Hurley
Tacos Sevetss
Butler
Dunn
Lucas
Setley
Dedrick
Sensational Catches Limiting Scoring in NL Tilt
Cincinnati May 27 Bransfield Magee and Lush made sensational catches to hold the score down. Battery details Chech and Schlei for Cincinnati against Duggleby and Dooin. Umpires Carpenter and Can was.
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Cincinnati
Bransfield
Magee
Lush
R. H. EB
Cincinnatil
Ite
Chech
New York Triumph After Wild Day in St Louis
In St Louis on May 27 New York defeated the home team as Brown exited after the fifth inning. Hostetter allowed long hits and four seventh inning runs. McGinnity pitched steadily though hit hard. Final line shows New York ahead with 15 hits to 4 errors. Batteries Brown Hostetter Raub McGinnity Bresnahan. Umpires O Day and Emslie.
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St. Louis
New York
Brown
Hostetter
McGinnity
R. H. E. St. Louis
Raub
Bresnahan
O'Day
Emslie
Talk of the Diamond Work of the Players
Pitched his first professional game for Kansan City Metroskey and his finds A queer proposition in ball playing Marshall's debut Charles A Nichols appears out of the game after Philadelphia release He played since 1887 for Kansas City Boston St Louis Cardinals and Philadelphia Nationals Marshall added to Robison roster Home Run Joe may join right field Speck Hurlburt released by Toronto now with Wilkesbarre Sporting News notes McCloskey praised for bringing Burns James Houtz Thompson Marshall to St Louis Druhot Puttmann findings profitable sales
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Charles A. Nichols
Philadelphia Nationals
Nichols
Kansas City Club
Boston
Omaha
Kansas City
St. Louis Cardinals
St. Louis
Giants
Cardinals
Marshall
Mathewson
New York
McCloskey
Ola
Joe
Joe Marshall
The
Sporting News of
Robison
Smoot
Hines
John McCloskey
St Louis
Sporting News
John
Burns
James
Houtz
Thompson
Robisons
Puttmann
Druhot
Seattle Wins Two From Oakland in Coast League Doubleheader
Seattle scored in both games today as Oakland committed unusual fielding errors and timely hits carried the winners. In the first game Seattle 8 Oakland 3 with Vickers Blankenship and Cates Smith Hackett combining on offense. batteries Vickers Blankenship. In the second game Seattle 3 Oakland 2 as Jones Hansen and Blankenship backed by Graham Hackett. Umpire Perrine.
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Seattle
Oakland
Aland
Vickers
Blankenship
Cates
Smith
T. Hackett
Oaklend Witen
Jones
Hansen and Blankenship
Graham
Perrine
Portland Defeats Los Angeles In Doubleheader
Portland beat Los Angeles in both games as Smith and Mitchell hit two doubles apiece. In the morning Portland erased a 4 to 1 deficit with a four run rally in the final inning, winning with one out. Afternoon battle featured Essick and Schmidt with Schmidt ordered off by Umpire Knell and Steltz taking his place.
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Portland
Los Angeles
Angels
Essick
Schmidt
R. H. E. Lee
Anmeleg
Cass seKepa Sae de
St Marys No 2 Defeats Red Stars at Fairy Palace
St Marys No 2 beat the Red Stars 6 to 5 at the Fairy Palace near the race track. Batteries: St Marys Delaney and McGrath. Red Stars were Duggan and Sullivan.
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St. Marys
Red Stars
Fairy Palace
Delaney and McGrath
Duggan and Sullivan
Louisville Toledo Game Halted by Police in May
The American Association baseball game in Louisville Kentucky between Louisville and Toledo was stopped by the police after the first half of the first inning.
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Louisville
Toledo
Houston Baseball Fatality Marks Tragic On Field
In Houston on May 27, Stach Wisnoch aged 20 collapsed and died after being struck by a thrown ball during an amateur game. He recovered the ball and threw to a base before his fatal collapse, authorities reporting a lethal impact during play.
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Houston
Texas
Stach Wisnoch
Juniors Triumph Over Altar Boys Second Team
The Dublin Gulch Juniors defeated the St. Mary's Altar Boys second team by a score of 6 to 1 yesterday afternoon.
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Dublin Gulch
St. Mary’s Altar Boys
Dublin Gulch Juniors Triumph at Fairy Palace Game
A neighborhood game played at the Fairy Palace behind Peter Teague's saloon on Arizona street featured Delaney and McGrath as battery for the altar boys and Dugan and Lowney for the Dublin Gulch Juniors. Key plays included a fine third base catch by McNichols and a long two bagger by Duggan.
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Ernoon
Fairy Palace
Peter Teague
Arizona Street
Altar Boys
Delaney
McGrath
Dublin Gulch
Dugan
Lowney
McNichols
Duggan
Latonia Spring Meet Opens May 30 Amid 11 Stakes
Latonia Jockey Club launches a 31 day meet starting Decoration Day, May 30, featuring 11 stakes. Opening day promises the Decoration day handicap worth about 22000 to the winner, with Latonia Derby run near June and the Queen City handicap on June 6 offering 12000. Sir Huon, carrying 127 pounds, is a hot Derby favorite in the Latonia field mirroring Louisville entrants.
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Cincinnati
Latonia Jockey Club
Louisville
Latonia
Sir Huon
Queen City
Well Known Ball Player to Play with Bozeman
Eddie Hammond a renowned semi professional player leaves Dillon annex saloon in South Butte to join Bozeman for the season. He will also take other duties on off days. Hammond is a top shortstop and versatile fielder, having played with several Montana teams and briefly with the state league before its collapse.
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Eddie Hammond
Bozeman
Dillon Annex Galoon
South Butte
Hammond
Vanderbilt's Maintenon Wins French Derby at Chantilly
Paris May 27 William K Vanderbilt's Maintenon with Jockey Wood land won the Prix du Jockey club the French Derby for 3 year olds over one and a half miles at Chantilly. The stake was $20 000. Maintenon beat M Galliani's Querido by half a length in a field of seventeen.
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Paris
William K. Vanderbilt
Maintenon
Woodland
Chantilly
M. Gallianl
Postage Rule Shifts Cost of United States Publications
Canadian coastal authorities ruled American publications carried into Canada at newspaper rates must be prepaid with American stamps at the regular catalogue rate. Publishers urge Canadian subscribers to cover the extra postage, resulting in Americans paying the additional rate into the American treasury as Canada regulates U S postal charges.
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Standard
Winnipeg
Manitoba
Law
Canada
Premier Sarrien Addresses Banquet on Reforms in Paris
Paris May 27 Premier Sarrien spoke at a Cabroles banquet marking his first post election address. He called fiscal reforms satisfactory and pledged early attention to the budget and to regulating relations between capital and labor.
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Paris
Sarrien
Cabroles
Judge Cheadle to Speak at Big Timber Memorial Day
District Judge E. K. Cheadle has accepted an invitation to deliver the Memorial day address at Big Timber and will depart tomorrow morning. The observance program there is described as elaborate.
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The
Standard
Lewistown
E. K. Cheadle
Big Timber
Coal mines to reopen amid wage dispute resolution
Lewistown May 27 Sam Gebo's Spring creek mines, closed for months over wage scale, will resume around June 1. All old difficulties have been adjusted and production is planned to be much larger than before.
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Lewistown
Sam Gebo
Spring Creek
Snow in Nebraska Reported Across Northwest Area
Lincoln Neb May 27. Low temperatures persisted for 24 hours and snow was reported in Northwest Nebraska with about a quarter inch at Ainsworth this afternoon.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Ainsworth
Washoe Rifle Club Triumphs Over Helena And Butte Visitors
Rain dampened play but not enthusiasm as five man teams from Washoe Helena and Butte battled for a magnificent silver cup. Anaconda led by Goodwin won by two points over Butte with tight scoring across three events at 200 yards. Goodwin was top shooter in all events and lunch kept spirits high despite the weather.
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Washoe Rifle Club
Helena
Butte
Anaconda Riflemen
Goodwin
Anaconda
Washoe Club
Olsen
Kreig
Westphal
L. Naegel
McKenzie
Iten
Hirech
Higgins
McGuinness
Howarth
Rueger
F. Naegel
Ross
Capp
Conrad
Anderson
Sten
Hirsch
Eight Hours Accorded by Butte Saloon Men
At a meeting of the Retail Liquor Dealers association in Silver Bow county, saloon owners and bartenders agreed to an eight hour workday starting next month. A three member committee will meet Wednesday to resolve issues including overtime, swing shifts, and hours beyond the eight. Both sides show willingness to reach an amicable agreement.
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Retail Liquor Dealers’ Association of
Silver Bow County
Pythian Temple
Quarantine Plague Fears on British Steamer Americh
The British steamer Americh arriving from Buenos Ayres was sent to quarantine at Havana after two illnesses on board were believed to be bubonic plague. Local authorities halted further movement pending tests. The ship reported no further cases beyond those two passengers.
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Havana
Americh
Buenos Ayres
Butte Anaconda Pacific Railway Passenger Time Card 1905
Time card notice for the Butte Anaconda and Pacific Railway Company effective December 1, 1905. Details list passenger schedules, stations, and contact notes for travelers relying on the western railroad service. Contained in the era’s transportation notices.
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Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
Anaconda creates special improvement district for sewer
Resolution establishing special improvement district No. 31 in Anaconda Deer Lodge county to construct a sewer across blocks 44 45 46 47 bounded by Park Pine and Third streets with 8 inch vitrified pipe at an estimated cost of 1800 dollars. Public hearing set for June 4 1906. district funded by special improvement warrants. city clerk P M Sullivan confirms adoption.
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Anaconda
Deer Lodge County
State of Montana
City of
Said County
Park Street
Pine Street
Third Street
T. J. Mkenzie
P. M. Sullivan
Anaconda Sewer Improvement District No 28 Resolution
The Anaconda city council establishes Special Improvement District No 28 in block 79 to build an eight inch vitrified sewer from Sixth Street to Fifth Street through the alley, with three year payments. Public notice to hear objections to June 4, 1906. district cost about five hundred dollars.
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City of
Anaconda
Deer Lodge County
Montana
State of
Sixth Street
Fifth Street
T. J. M’kenzie
Special Improvement District 82 Created in Anaconda Sewer Project
A city in Deer Lodge County forms special improvement district number 82 for sewer purposes. The district covers blocks 55 through 59 in the eastern addition to Anaconda, bounded by Ash street to the west Fourth street to the north Monroe Street to the east.
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Anaconda
Deer Lodge County
State of Montana
City of
Ash Street
Fourth Street
Monroe Street
Sewer Improvement District Resolution for Anaconda 1906
City of Anaconda approves a May 21 1906 resolution to build a sanitary sewer from Ash Street to Monroe Street eight feet deep using vitrified pipe. The project cost is 2500 dollars with assessments on parcels within the district excluding streets. publication required for five days before June 4 1906 hearing.
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Fifth Street
Ash Street
Monroe Street
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