Sensational Sale of Aperfield Stud At Sheepshead Bay
The Marcus Daly Aperfield stud dispersal at Fasig Tipton paddocks drew top buyers led by James K. Keene and August Belmont. The 41 head sold for $205,100 average $5,002.44 with record bids on Lady Reel dam and her fillies. Prices reached $25,000 for Lady Reel's filly and $18,500 for Field Azure mare, highlighting strong English and American bloodstock interest.
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Associated Press
Sheepshead Bay
New York
Aperfield Court Stud
Marcus Daly
Eastern Horse Papers
Chicago
Aperfield
Fasig-Tipton
Lady Keel
Hamburg
James K. Keene
Haegland
St. Simon
August Belmont
W. CC
Whitney
Easton
Feingland
Canivy
Fieres
Lady Reel
Belmont
Azure
James R. Keene
Whereston
John B Medden
S. Brown
Lucien
Appleby
Auginet Pelmort
Madden
Captain Brown
Mr. Belmont
J. L. MacGinnis
Richard Croker
William Lakeland
James H. Keene
Semper Fidele
Lonefellow
W. C. Whitney
J. B. Haggin
J. Joyner
Lucy Cross
J. R. Keene
Vermont
Cambushvinie
W. GC. Whitney
Isinglass
Lady Cross
L. O. Appleby
Weanling
Augustine—L'escclave
Tom Healey
R. T. Wilson, Jr
Haggin
Simon— Field Azure
John Staples
England
J. Robertson
London
James 2. Paggin
Chamberlain’s Remedy Endorsed by Doctors and Druggists
A druggist from Louisa lauds Chamberlain’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as highly effective. Local stores in Anaconda and Butte sell it, with physicians often prescribing it. A resident of Logan County credits Pain Balm for partial paralysis recovery, and the remedy is promoted for rheumatism sprains and diarrhoea.
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A. M. Hughes
Louisa
Chamberlain
Erule
Standard Drug Store
Smith Drug Store
Martin Drug Store
Anaconda
Butte
Henderson Grimett
RR. McDonald
Man
Logan County
W. Va
Standard Drug
Standard
Tutte
Order to Show Cause Why Real Estate Should Be Sold
In Deer Lodge County Montana the district court orders all interested parties to appear on the 24th of November to show cause why executors Augusta Hartz deceased MacCallum and Theo Ehret should be granted authority to sell portions of the real estate of the decedent. The order requires publication in the Anaconda Standard weekly for four weeks. Judge Napton presiding. Dated September 28, 190?
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Thira
Montana
Deer Lodge
Augusta Hartz
Mac A. C. MacCallum
Theo Ehret
Augusia Hartz
Iistrict Court
Anaconda
County of Deer Locce
Deer Lodge County
Napton
Patea
Meat Market Sold and Accounts to be Settled
Notice states the meat market at 41 Kk Park Avenue has been sold to Wenger & Bourbon niere. Walker & Gibbs remain in the meat business at 1% Main Street and request all accounts due be settled there.
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Park Avenue
Wenger & Bourbonniere
Main Street
Walker & Gibbs
Insanity Inquiry For Patient At St Ann's Hospital
This morning a county commission will investigate the mental state of Andrew McKenzie, long a patient at St Ann's hospital. He formerly asked to be jailed fearing loss of reason, was committed, improved briefly, but became violent again and was taken into custody yesterday. The board includes Chairman A M Walker and Drs Owens, Evans and Peenan.
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Andrew McKenzie
St. Ann's Hospital
A. M. Walker
Board of County Commissioners
Parch Fined for Water Pitcher Attack in Police Court
In police court August Parch faced Judge Hayes for striking Sebastian with a water pitcher Tuesday night and was fined. Sherman Stroder, charged as a vagabond, was found guilty and sentenced to 30 days in the county jail amid officials noting his shady reputation.
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August Parch
Sebastian
Parch
Hayes
Flora
Mauer
Sherman Stroder
Stroder
Pekin siege recollections of American gunners in historic China
David Corbett recounts his two years in the Orient with the quartermaster service. He recalls the relief of Pekin, Chaffee’s leadership, a joint assault by major powers, and a marksmanship test where American gunners outshot others. He praises Japanese troops and notes relief of the legations and a walk inside the seventh wall. He also advertises plumbing services and a $250 reward for arsonists in Deer Lodge valley.
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David Corbett
Orient
Quartermaster’s Department
Far East
Philippines
China
Pekin
Mr. Corbett
Aguinaldo
Chaffee
Rede
Imperial City
Seventh Wall
Corbett
Exhibition by Professor Levy at Mast Park Avenue
Will be exhibited by Professor Levy every evening for one week from 6:50 to 10:20 featuring Buffalo exhibition Columbia and Shamrock boat race and battles including British Boers and Philippine conflicts. Admission 2 cents, children 10 cents.
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Professor Levy
Buffalo
Mast Park Avenue
Two pipe fitters injured in scaffold collapse at new works
A scaffold collapse in the concentrator building at the new works yesterday afternoon injured A. Williams and Alex Smith, pipe fitters. Williams suffered a severe cut above the temple and Smith fractured bones in the left wrist after a fall of about ten feet. both required surgical treatment at St Ann's hospital.
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New Works
A. Williams
Alex Smith
Bt. Ann's Hospital
Willams
Smith
Fire in Boiler Room at Standard Building
Fire caused by an overheated flue broke out in the boiler room of the Standard building yesterday at 8 25 am. A still alarm was sent and the fire department arrived quickly but the blaze was extinguished before arrival. Damage was slight.
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Standard Building
Brickyard and Carroll by Commercial Ave
Brickyard and Carroll are noted along Commercial Avenue with a sequence of times listed from early morning to late evening. The fragment emphasizes locations and hours, suggesting a schedule or timetable entry for a street or facility.
Alderman O'Leary Pleads Not Guilty in Assault Case
Alderman Denny O'Leary appeared in Justice of the Peace Quane's court and entered a not guilty plea to third degree assault. The case is set for October 22 with a jury trial demanded. County Attorney Duffy prosecutes, J R Boarman to defend.
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Denny O'Leary
Justice of the Peace
Quane
Duffy
J. R. Boarman
Luther Frawley Mortal Wound Report From Ohio
Word from Osceola Ohio states Luther Frawley the young man shot in the Big Hole hunting accident cannot survive. He was moved from Anaconda to his Ohio home hoping the change would aid his recovery.
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Osceola
Ohio
Luther Frawley
Big Hole
Frawley
Anaconda
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