Restigouche Sets World Record in New Rochelle Handicap
Belmont Park May 29 restigouche, the even money favorite, charged to the front from the start and won the New Rochelle handicap by a length and a half, establishing a new world best for seven and a half furlongs in 1 31 15 and also claiming victory in the fourth race. Dispatches report race times for other events including Rara Avis, Torbellino, Bad News, and King Castle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belmont Park
N. Y
James R. Keene
Restigouche
Dainty
Welbourne
Rara Avis
Chaplet
Aimee C
Torbellino
Voodoo
Edward
Bad News
Tommy Waddell
Pretension
Rock Stone
Zienap
King Castle
Bettie Langdon
Gauquier
Earl G
Temancy
Ellisdale
Oakland Horse Race Day Results May 29
In Oakland on May 29 results from six Futurity era races include Bardo lita winning the first with Belle Brady and Mrs. Neugent following. Boas took the second ahead of Husky and Billy Myer. Rama led the mile and 70 yards with Miss May Bowdish and Pale mon in tow. Darl ington captured seven furlongs, May L. N. placed second, Sibari third. Venturing into the mile and 70 yards Con vent Belle won with Berryessa second and Sir Angus third. John H. Sheehan won the five and a half furlongs purse race followed by Purse Rose and Hereafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oakland
Bardolita
Belle Brady
Mrs. Neugent
Boas
Husky
Billy Myer
Rama
Miss May Bowdish
Palemon
Darlington
May L. N
Sibari
Convent Belle
Berryessa
Sir Angus
John H. Sheehan
Purse Rose
Hereafter
Louisville May Race Results Card
Louisville reports results from six races at the May meeting. Transform, Light Blue, and Elysium led the first event in 54 seconds for four and a half furlongs, with Dandy Dancer and Beth Goodwin taking second and second in the five and a half furlongs. Chula won the mile and a sixteenth, with Oscar second and Pinkola third in 1 46. Coal Black Lady yielded to Charfield in the steeplechase short course with Jason second and Coal Black Lady third in 2 49 5. Frontenac won the six furlongs with Hannibal Bey second and Miss Strome third in 1 15. Hughes won the mile with Rus tle second and Funniculair third in 1 42.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Transform
Light Blue
Elysium
Dandy Dancer
Beth Goodwin
Bitter Sir
Chula
Oscar
Pinkola
Charfield
Jason
Coal Black Lady
Frontenac
Hannibal Bey
Miss Strome
mile—Hughes
Rustle
Funniculair
Kentucky Oaks Faces Mud At Epsom Downs
Rains in Louisville threaten the Kentucky Oaks at Epsom Downs with a muddy track for the classic race. Eight horses remain in contention led by Ellen-a-Dale as favorite and Black Mary seen as a strong challenger despite top weight. Odds list Les tradia Ellen-a-Dale Lotus Brandt Moeme Grand Dame Evelyn Mary Taloot Black Mary with varied betting across six races and a Memorial handicap showing Weather clear and track fast after rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epsom Downs
Louisville
Ellena Dale
Butte
Black Mary
Lestradia
Ellen-a-Dale
Lotus Brandt
Moeme
Grand Dame
Evelyn
Mary Taloot
Unclear Names Feature Incomplete Sale Draft
Fragmentary OCR lists names and numbers likely ages or model tags: selling Lady Souffle 89 Dandy Dancer 89 Whisk Broom 89 E T Shipp 91 Merrifield 91 Western Knight 94. No clear event or context beyond item names and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lady Souffle
E. T. Shipp
Merrifield
Western Knight
Racing results and entries from a multi-race program
A detailed list of horses, ages, and owners across six races including four and a half furlongs, a mile, and the Kentucky Oaks. Notable entries include Bastradia and Lotus Brandt in the Oaks, with numerous geldings and mares like Sainward, Campion, and Elizabeth Harwood in other races.
Memsic Heads East for Imminent Lightweight Bouts
Chicago lightweight Memsic travels east with manager Fitzgerald en route to Boston to meet Young Donohue on June 9. If arranged, Memsic could fight Hyman or Fitzgerald in New York or Philadelphia on June 16, with a Philadelphia bout possible if Fitzgerald’s plan succeeds. Memsic aims Baltimore later and reports improved health after spending 400 dollars on treatments since his coast fight with Gans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
George Memsic
Fitzgerald
Los Angeles
Boston
Young Donohue
Memsic
East
Dick Hyland
Willie Fitzgerald
National Athletic Club
New York
Philadelphia
Hyman
Gotham
Baltimore
Joe Gans
Cornell Cuts Football Schedule to Nine Games
Ithaca May 29 Cornell has reduced its football schedule to nine games this season abandoning all Wednesday fixtures and trimming first weeks. The Chicago game at Chicago November 14 remains the feature. New opponents include Trinity and Amherst replacing Swarthmore with a climactic graded fixture list.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ithaca
N. Y
Cornell
Athletic Council
Chicago
Trinity
Swarthmore
Amherst
Carlisle Indian school football schedule for 1998
Carlisle Pa May 29 Carlisle Indian school's football schedule for 1998 is easier than last season's tough slate and tougher than most. The Middies of Annapolis replace Princeton and Western University of Pennsylvania replaces Chicago. Thanksgiving pits St Louis University at St Louis. Several requests have come from the Pacific coast and Havana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carlisle
Harvard closes spring football practice with alumni game
Cambridge Massachusetts May 29 Spring football practice at Harvard closed recently with a game between the most promising of the squad now at work and a team made up of graduates The spring practice has been the most successful ever held and has attracted a great number of candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard
Star Ruby Tops National Hunt Sires List in England
Star Ruby bred by Hampton Ornament stands at Elmendorf as leading winning sire under National Hunt and Trish National Hunt rules in England with a $12,965 earnings total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Star Ruby
Hampton-Ornament
Elmendorf
England
Denverite Seeks Fights in Cheyenne Montana and Wyoming
Denver near champion Young Gans seeks bouts with Mugegsy of Cheyenne and other Wyoming and Montana lightweight pugilists. Efforts focus on arranging matches in Cheyenne on behalf of Gans and potential rivals across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Young Gans
Denver
Mugegsy School
Wyoming
Montana
Livingston Notes: Democratic County Delegates Called for June 9
Special Dispatch reports Livingston will hold a June 9 convention to select delegates to the state convention with primaries set for June 4. There are 105 delegates planned, likely full delegations from all county precincts. Gust Nelson of Park County died from injuries after a horse kick, age 50, survived by a wife and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Standard
Livingston
Pierce
Democratic County Central Committee
Gust Nelson
Park County
Start of Madison county sheep shearing moved up to June
Twin Bridges May 29. If plans hold, Madison county will begin sheep shearing in the first week of June, about ten days earlier than last year. The county has about 100000 sheep owned, not a material increase from last spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Madison County
Memorial Day Parade and Cemetery Service at Margaret Theater
Memorial day events proceed with parade on Commercial avenue and cemetery services led by H F Errett marshal and Judge W H Trippet as orator. If bad weather, rites move to Margaret theater with Lincoln Gettysburg address read by W F Palmer. Stores and offices close. fraternal groups join, and ceremonies conclude with Taps by Rev James Egbert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army of the Republic
Margaret Theater
Judge Trippet
W. F. Palmer
Band Army
W. F. Errett
Commercial Avenue
Main
Park
Cherry
Cemetery
Lincoln
W. E. Palmer
W. H. Trippet
James Egbert
Weekend Car Show and Race Track Access Schedule
A weekend schedule lists car access times from Saturday 1 p m to Sunday 8 p m. Access to the race track is available Sunday from 11 a m. The notes specify track use and general hours for visitors and participants.
City Events and Local Notices Highlight Day
Matinee at Lyric 2 30 and at Rosy May theater this afternoon. Big discounts on watches at Hammersloughs and granite cooking ware at Mullers. Social dance at A O H hall 50 cents. ladies free. Flowers and plants for Decoration Day. Unclaimed suits at Ver Million’s. Charles Cohen visiting from Butte. H W Rogers back from Deer Lodge. Odd Fellows cemetery house struck by lightning and burned. Frank H Clinton leaves for Dillon with Anaconda team for two games. Knights of Columbus men travel to Spokane for meeting. Rev Carnahan to Gregson for Mrs Julson’s funeral. Mathewson addresses Montana School of Mines graduates at Butte. Willie Peterson wins temperance declamation medal at First Presbyterian.
A Summer Appetizer with Horsford’s Acid Phosphate
An old time remedy suggests a teaspoonful in water to stimulate appetite and quench thirst. It is described as an excellent tonic. The note reflects period tonics and domestic health tips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horsford
Cars to Washoe Park for Diamond Ice wagon
Cars to Washoe Park Saturday from 1 p m to 8 p m. Watch for the Diamond Ice companys wagon. Leave your orders at regular place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Ice Company
Special services at First Baptist church Sunday
Special services will be held at the First Baptist church on Sunday with the morning address focusing on The Baptist Church Its Equipment Its history and role in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church
the Baptist Church
Progress and Its Opportunities Memorial Address Event
An evening memorial address will be delivered with special music and a special invitation to old soldiers, highlighting progress and opportunities.
Death of H R Murphy Well Known Railroad Man
Harry R. Murphy a well known railroad man in the city died at his home 311 East Park avenue yesterday after a hemorrhage of the lungs. He was about 45 and had lived in Anaconda for eight or nine years. The body was taken to Tuttle undertaking parlors. A brother in St Paul Minnesota has been notified. Funeral plans hinge on word from that brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry R. Murphy
East Park Avenue
Tuttle Undertaking
Murphy
Anaconda
St. Paul
Minn
Death of Mrs Mary Weist in Anaconda Home
Mrs Mary Weist died last evening at 8 30 at her son John Weist 615 Walnut street Anaconda of paralysis. She had been well until 7 pm then fell ill and died shortly after. Born September 7 1839 in Dunmurray Ireland she came to Wisconsin in 1847 and to California later. She leaves seven children including John Anaconda Annie Nickerson Butte Cassie Reynolds Minnie Smith Ollie Whitesides Toulare Cal and two sons in Wisconsin. Funeral plans await word from relatives in the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Weist
John Weist
Walnut Street
Weist
California
Wisconsin
Dunmurray
County Cavin
Ireland
John
Anaconda
Annie Nickerson
Butte
Matilda Levans
Charles
Lancaster
Wis
Cassie Reynolds
Minnie Smith
Ollie Whitesides
Toulare County
Cal
James McDonel
Philipsburg
Mick MecDonel
Francis Wilson to Perform at the Margaret Theater
Francis Wilson, acclaimed for the farce When Knights Were Bold by Charles Marlowe, brings a 40‑strong company to the Margaret Theater for a Tuesday evening performance on June 2. The London hit enjoyed months in New York and promises a lively medieval comedy and broad physical humor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Wilson
Charles Marlowe
London
England
New York
Guy de Vere
Wilson
Charles Frohman
Margaret Theater
Charley
Garrick Theater
City Drug Co
Washoe Park concession bids invited for 1908 season
Bids will be received for individual concessions at Washoe Park for the 1908 season. Proposals cover separate licenses for Sundays holidays and picnic days offering ice cream soda lemonade cigars tobacco peanuts popcorn chewing gum candy cane rack doll rack and refreshments of all kinds other than liquid. Bids must be addressed to F H Clinton superintendent Washoe Park and marked on the outside envelope Bids for Washoe park concessions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washoe Park
F. H. Clinton
Cuticura Remedies Relieve Itching Outbreaks
A Missouri resident describes a twelve year battle with a severe skin itch in West Virginia. After doctors failed to agree he used Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, reporting quick improvement and eventual cure of leg sores from lupus like breakouts. He credits the Cuticura line for full relief and notes ongoing satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
J. F. Hennen
Milan
Medal Contest At Gun Club Sparks Local Trap Event
The article covers a new gold medal trap shooting contest between Eugene F. Confarr of Livingston and James Drumgoole of Anaconda for a diamond centered trophy. It details events, entry fees, schedule, and notes the upcoming state tournament under Confarr management, with James Cochran supervising the office and finance, praised for organizing the Northwest Sportsmen's Association tournament.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene F. Confarr
Livingston
James Drumgooin
Butte
Anaconda
Drumgoole
Brownlee
Klepetko
Twohy
Montana
E. F. Confarr
State Sportsmen's Association
James Cochran
Cochran
The
Daily Union
Walla Walla
James H. Cochran
Sportsmen’s Association of the
Northwest
Declamation Contest Opens Montana Commencement Week
Six contestants vying for first prize in the J. M. Keith declamation contest at University Hall. Edna Power wins $20, Agatha Lynch $10. Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Rev J W Hindley to deliver baccalaureate address at the University. exercises open to the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
University of Montana
J. M. Keith
University Hall
Keith
Edna Power
Agatha Lynch
W. H. Ragby
Greig
Fay Foster
H. (. Bunner
Mary Cremans
Shakespeare
Henry W. Grady
Dan Conner
Maude McCullough
Jonathan
David
E.S. Phelps
Marguerite Miller
Gazelle
Swan
Howell L. Piner
Hulda Reid
Nora C. Franklin
University
J. W. Hindley
Pilgrim Congregational Church of
Spokane
Body found in river at Rivulet identified as unknown man
Coroner C. H. Marsh received word that another unidentified man’s body was pulled from the river at Rivulet. Authorities report no identifying features on the body and the coroner plans to investigate at Rivulet tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
C. H. Marsh
Rivulet
Exhibition Ball Game on City Common Today
An exhibition baseball game is planned for this afternoon at 3 o clock on the city common between the Mill and Smeltermen team and the Tripp and Dragstedt team of Butte, weather permitting. A Sunday game at Washoe park between the same clubs is also scheduled. Mill and Smeltermen lineup includes Parks pitcher Johnson right field Gavin first base Logan catcher Walker center field Morris left field Malvey second base Finnegan eighth Hogan shortstop Bowman substitute. Butte lineup not yet received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tripp & Dragstedt
Butte
Washoe Park
Mill
Parks
Johnson
Gavin
Logan
Walker
Morris
Malvey
Finnegan
Hogan
Bowman
Mrs Julia Aspaas Dies In Missoula At 63
Mrs Julia H Aspaas wife of Casper Aspaas of Butte died in Missoula on May 29 at 635 North Third Street West. The family moved here a month ago seeking relief for her illness. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 3 PM at the family residence with Rev J W Tait officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Julia H. Aspaas
Casper Aspaas
Butte
Attachment suit filed against Amador Railway company
May 29 Missoula says Marshall and Stiff filed an attachment suit for 5000 dollars against the Amador Railway company. The company assets are located at Amador near Tron Mountain on the Coeur d Alene branch. The plaintiffs have long represented the railroad in this jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Marshall & Stiff
Amador Railway Company
Amador
Tron Mountain
Coeur d'Alene
Anaconda Gaelic League Holds Social Session
The Gaelic League of Anaconda met in Hibernian hall for a large gathering. Officers were appointed with Joe Kek McDonnell and D Sullivan elected vice presidents, Mrs Joseph K McDonnell assistant secretary, and Thomas Murphy financial secretary. A social session followed with Irish airs dances and songs. Next meeting set for Friday. AOH members donated the hall on Commercial avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gaelic League of Anaconda
Hibernian
Joe Kek
McDonnell
D. Sullivan
Joseph Kk. McDonnell
Thomas Murphy
Father Landy
Messrs
Reardon
Horan
Feenan
Woods
McCardle
Kelly
Lynch
McMahon
Monahan
Murphy
Donahue
Josie
Francis Ward
Lawrence Crane
Commissioners Get Tips On Terra Cotta Building
Missoula May 29 The county commissioners with Architect A J Gibson and Merk W H Smith returned from Spokane where they visited Terra Cotta buildings built for guidance. They observed a number of designs used by Oliver Bridge company president William Oliver, whose firm has the courthouse contract. Construction to start within 10 days after the contract is signed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
A. J. Gibson
Merk W. H. Smith
Spokane
William Oliver
Oliver Bridge Company
Graduates Honored at Missoula County High School
Missoula May 29 The senior class graduation exercises were held in the school assembly room. Judge Henry L Myers of Hamilton gave the address. Sixteen students received diplomas Myrtle Abel George Stone Grace McGregor Milton Mason Gertrude Hale Shirlie Shunk Nina Gough Cecil Kra mer Charles Vealey William MacGibbon Helen Noeth Mary Newport Dorothy Bird Francis Anderson Esther Ain Florence Matthews
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Missoula County High School
Henry L. Myers
Hamilton
Myrtle Abel
George Stone
Grace McGregor
Milton Mason
Gertrude Hale
Shirlie Shunk
Nina Gough
Cecil Kramer
Charles Vealey
William MacGibbon
Helen Noeth
Mary Newport
Dorothy Bird
Francis Anderson
Esther @ain
Florence Matthews
A Crown of Glory and the Herpicide Promise
A discussion on hair health cites a germ as the cause of hair loss. Newbro's Herpicide claims to kill germs and restore life to hair, offering a grease free formula that does not stain. Samples offered for 10 cents. sold by druggists and various agents nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newbro
Herpicide Company
Detroit
Mich
Standard Drug Company
Anaconda
Newbro Drug Company
Butte
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Earl Rogers
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Red Reynard
Lone Wolf
Shasta Max
Day Star
Queen Alamo
Maxstress
Stony Lee
Natty Bumppo
the Sultan
Colonel Jewell
No Father
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Edwin Gunn
Johnnie Lyons
Massa
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Edwin T. Fryer
Fred Bent
Cloyne
Martinmas
Marwood
Triumphant
John H
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Elevation
Nomie
Silver Line
Woolen
Ed Davis
Stanley Fay
Foul Trick
Burning Bush
Gloria
Gene Russell
Blue Lee
Gallant Lad
Hollow
Marmorean
Severus
Mont Lee
Minot
Topsy Robinson
Barnesdale
Meadow Breeze
Anderson
Hornbay
Alice
Charlotte Hamilton
Romp
My Lady Francis
Little Osage
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Terah
Honest
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Lotus Eater
King's Daughter
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Ellendale
Goema
Grande Dame
Mary Talbott
Sainward
Malecon
Lomond
Campion
French Cook
Richard Reed
Joe Ehrich
Huethrop
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Rosebury IL
W. A. Leach
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Ed Kane
Sainesaw
Water Cooler
John Lewis
Florida
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Meada
Hyland
Donohue
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H. F. Errett the Marshal
Trippet
Schlappi
Perfection
Harper's
Greig’s
H. W.stephens
Rosy-May Theater
Hammerslough’'s
Muller's
Lic
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Roach & Smith
Vermillion’s Tailor Shop
Main Street
Charles Cohen
City
Mrs. D. Cohen
H. W. Rogers
Deer Lodge
Odd Fellows’ Cemetery
Frank H. Clinton
Dillon
P. M. Halloran
Joseph Peters
G. H. Daniels
Paul Everett
Thomas McCarver
Knights of Columbus
H. A. Carnahan
Gregson
Anna Julson
Melrose
RE. P. Mathewson
Willie Peterson
Peterson
First Presbyterian Church
AT the Baptist Church
H. R. Murphy
Dromgoole
Confarr
Casper Aspaas Difs
Anaconda Gaelic League
Stuart
Duffy
Duffy's
Frial
Planet, Jr
Oliver Chilled
Anaconda Copper Mining Co
Hamilton, Mont
United States
G. A. Wolf
John C. Lehlon
J. H. T. Ryman
M. L. Golden
Mont
Sapho
Daly Bank and Trust CO
John R. Toole
E. J. Bowman
Stockton Veazey
John C. Harrington
Yegen
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific
BIG Blackfoot Milling Co
Bonner Yards
Bonner, Mont
Missoula Mont
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