Butte Triumphs Over All-Americans In Narrow Bowling Match
Butte bowlers edged the All-Americans by a slim margin as Misevich carried the local team with strong pinfall. Voorheis led the visitors with a 293 high, but the All-Americans surpassed previous records with a 3,085 total in ten games.
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Misevich
Brillien
Reithe Chieh
Caplancel
Kachin & MaAteu
Miike Crtainly
Fee
Ainst
Absouhd Tee
Hone Eam
Indianapolis
Voorheis
Peterson
Wolf
Selbach
Lieved Voornets
Aimerl
Aide Perrin
Watt
Minevich
Wolfs 14
Butte
Lostock
Brutte
Sen Ttr
Karpf
Perham
Filis
Hammill
Arrest in Great Falls Heepherder Robbery Suspect Identified
Stelzer, arrested in Great Falls on suspicion of beating and robbing R. Shaw of Phoenix in an alley behind MacGregor's saloon, was positively identified by Shaw at the city jail. Shaw and Henry Jackby linked Stelzer to the Olympia and Cali nía saloons. Stelzer denied guilt and awaited a likely morning hearing.
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Steizer
Great Falls
R. Shaw
Phoenix
Ariz
MacGregor
Montana
Mercury
Shaw
Henry Jackby
Stelzer
Olympia
Stillwater
Minn
McGuiggan
Murphy
Butte
Jackby
Calinia
Fiwa
South Dakota
Etreet
Murray
Cattle to Chicago Shipment Planned by Johnston-Penwell Group
Special Dispatch from White Sulphur Springs reports Johnston Penwell Livestock, John T Moore, Mayne Hartman and other valley cattlemen will load cattle on November 11 for Chicago. Moore will load several cars at Two Dot and Cobbed with the prior shipment at Dorsey to form one train to Chicago.
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Standard
White Sulphur Springs
Johnston-Penwell Livestock Company
John T. Moore
Mayne & Hartman
Chicago
P. J
Robb Divorce Suit Filed on Desertion Ground
Special Dispatch reports Mrs. Christina Robb files for divorce from her husband of Glenallion Ontario marriage in 1877 citing desertion on Oct. 30. The couple have several children, with Robb at Fernie British Columbia when news reached her.
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Great Falls
Christina Robb
Glenallion County
Ontario
Robb
Fernie
British Columbia
List
Apostles of Batting Less Food Faddists Spark Great Year
The piece notes a surge in food theories amid high prices as advocates push to limit meals beverages and certain foods. It highlights groups promoting breakfast elimination meat reduction and various diet extremes gaining traction in year.
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Taney
Virginia
Sim
Saturday Evening Post
Races Bring Tough Forture for Local Meet Attendees
A fragmented report notes hardship at racing events with crowds enduring harsh conditions and limited facilities. It references crowded stands and weather impacting outcomes without detailing specific names or dates.
Millionaire Promoters Back American Turf Wealth and Influence
The article profiles major turf magnates including August Belmont, William C. Whitney, James A. Keene, the Fleischmanns, Clarence Mackay, Arthur Featherstone, J. B. Haggin, and John A. Drake. It notes their vast breeding operations, multi‑million dollar broodmare and stallion holdings, and mixed racing outcomes this season. Whitney’s son Harry Payne Whitney profits from a single gifted horse, while Drake decries inflated turf winnings.
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August Belmont
Belmont
Db. D. Withers
Leonard Jerome
John Hunter
William A. Travers
American Jockey Club
Mr. Belmont
William CC
Whitney
Yankee
Blue Girl
Goldsmith
Nasturtium
Endurance
Harry Payne Whitney
Herman G. Duryea
John E. Madden
Aceful
James A. Keene
Fleischmanns
Cincinnati
Hurstbourne
Clarence H. Mackay
Arthur Featherstone
Reina
Arsenal
Metropolitan
Brooklyn
J. B. Haggin
New York
John A. Drake
Savable
Tracy Threats End In Fatal Train Shootout In Ohio
John Tope of Lancaster, Ohio, armed bravado aboard a train to Amanda ends when Constable Harrison Finney shoots him in the abdomen after Tracy claims to be a bad man named Tracy Harry Tracy. The incident follows a quarrel with a conductor and a restaurant confrontation.
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Stoutaville
Ohio
Tarry Tracy
John Tope
Lancaster
Amanda
Tracy
Harry Tracy
Harrison Finney
Finney
Greek laborers attempt wreck on Oregon Short Line near Crabtree
A mob of 34 Greeks on the Oregon Short Line at Crabtree plotted to derail a passenger train. Sheriff Padley and Dillon officials intervened, seizing nine cars and towing them away after a tense night. The train then continued to Lima, while strikers dispersed and returned south. In a separate note, police reveal Thomas Reynolds, long thought lynched near East Helena, may be alive, with letters confirming sightings in British Columbia and Trail Creek last summer.
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Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
Rome
Crabtree
Red Rock
Sheri Padley
Beaverhead County
John Jones
Jones
Tunis
Butte
Dillon
Lima
Putte
John G. Willis
Padley
Willis
Sheriff Padley
Turkey
Standard
Helena
Thomas Reynolds
East Helena
Marysville
Travis
Reynolds
John W. Givilym
Anaconda
Givilym
Chet Travis
D. J. Kane
Grand Forks
British Columbia
James Francis
Mr. Reynolds
Chef Travis
Co. Om. Till
Trail Creek
Williams
Greeks Meet the Sheriff on Short Line Riots
Dillon October 21 A Greek labor strike on the Short Line near Crabtree led to a sheriff confrontation. Sheriff Padhey Under Sheriff Phillips and Deputy Dolan cleared all cars within 18 minutes after the first gun was fired. Thirty four men were arrested and fined 4.70 each totaling 149.80. They later bought tickets to Pocatello to pursue grievances at headquarters.
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Standard
Dillon
Crabtree
Foreman Jones
Gane
Padhey
Phillips
Dolan
Denver
Pocatello
Campaign in Beaverhead Campaigning in Dillon Area
Beaverhead special correspondent notes campaign heating up in Dillon with Democratic candidates touring the county accompanied by the Dillon brass band. Meetings are packed nightly, with dances after speeches boosting crowds. Tonight in Red Rock and tomorrow in Lima, Democrats expect a handsome statewide majority.
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Dillon
Dillon Brass Band
Red Rock
Lima
Mail contracts awarded for Clyde Port route and Washington gulch
Mail contracts awarded. J ide Beckman of Clyde Port won the Clyde Port to Rock Creek route. F r Koolen of Washington gulch secured the Washington gulch to Avon contract.
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Standard
Washington
Clyde Port
Rock Creek
J. Ide Beckman
Washington Gulch
Avon
F. R Koolen
Ryan Defeats Broad In Six Round Cleveland Bout
Chicago fighter Buddy Ryan won a six round decision over Kid Broad of Cleveland in Chicago. Ryan secured the win on points with a slight edge in the exchange throughout the contest.
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Chicago
Buddy Ryan
Kid Broad
Cleveland
Ryan
Chovnski to Box O'Brien in Philadelphia Nov 20
Articles signed for a six round boxing match between Joe Chovnski and Philadelphia Jack O'Brien in Philadelphia on November 20. The scheduled McGovern Smith bout was declared off as McGovern’s superiority would render it uninteresting.
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Philadelphia
Joe Chovnski
Jack O'Brien
Terry McGovern
Sammy Smith
McGovern
Kellogg Warns Manager Over Prize Fight Nov 6 Card
Waterbury officials act on clergymen and citizens complaints about a proposed match between Young Corbett and Austin Rice set for November 6. Assistant state's attorney John J. Kellogg sent a letter to the match manager warning that any violation of prize fighting laws will be promptly prosecuted with arrests.
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Waterbury
Conn
Young Corbett
Austin Rice
John J. Kellogg
Trout distributed from U S fish car in Dillon
United States fish car No. 2 arrived in Dillon at dawn and distributed 20 000 young trout to be released into local streams. The event highlights efforts to stock fisheries in the region.
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Standard
Dillon
United States Fish Car No. 2
Burglars Wreck Steece Post Office Safe
Burglars last night wrecked the Steece Street post office safe in Ironton and seized over 4200 dollars in stamps cash and government bonds.
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Ironton
Steece
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