Butte and Wesleyans open season on gridiron
Butte and Wesleyan high schools ready for the opener with Butte missing Frank Leonard due to injury and Wesleyan fielding a heavier lineup. Coach Downer plans to rotate many players as both teams seek a strong start, with prospects of a record opening game.
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Rival elevens prepare for fast weekend game at Columbia Gardens
A fast game promised between rival elevens the Columbia Juniors and the Lithe Gunners takes shape for Sunday at Columbia Gardens. Details remain unsettled with potential 148 pound players expected to participate, while college players may join the Juniors for a lively, closely contested matchup.
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Ten Mile Championship Run Attracts Sprinters
Event draws a large field for the New York Amateur Athletes association ten mile championship. June edition features notable sprinters from Albany and other cities, with April 2 start signals and qualifiers to be announced.
President's Campaign Turmoil Described in Fragment
An Associated Press report fragment sketches a chaotic campaign scene with a president arriving at an event amid unclear outcomes. The text hints at a tense atmosphere and lack of decisive results, suggesting political uncertainty during the rally.
Montana Beats Sioux Indians In Narrow Football Victory
The University of Montana football team defeated the Sioux Indians on Montana Field by 23 to 8 in a hard fought contest. After a scoreless first half the Grizzlies surged in the second, led by standout backs and solid line play, despite injuries to Vincent Craig and White Hear.
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Dutch Troops Massacred by Blacks in Celebes
Asengbled Press Vielrin reports a surprise ambush in Celebes where ten Dutch soldiers were killed while. Native attackers attacked a camp at breakfast and while swimming. Lieut Mathes commanded the detachment and the fort was held by the attackers who later fled after a brutal onslaught. Not a single soldier survived the massacre.
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Romantic Heiress Faces Bigamy Charge in New York
A chaotic report from New York outlines claims that Miss Makunpyen Usapnen and Tingushian duo were involved in a bigamy scandal. The piece notes Aston Oshnen’s witness statement and hints at a marriage on December 38 1905 that preceded a return to Europe.
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Football 1 The East at interesting stage Harvard meets Williams
The East races toward a crowded slate with Harvard facing Williams in Cambridge as Yale clashes with Hot Cross in New Haven. Swarthmore meets Penn amid debate over Anna Deanes bequest. Swarthmore football aims for victory while Princeton and Nassau enthusiasm rise for championship chances. Other key ties include Cornell at Ithaca, Carlisle at Syracuse, and Navy at Vanderbilt in a weekend of pivotal East matchups.
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Great Northern Manager Reported to Have Resigned
An unidentified press agency reports that Nat Grnern, manager of the Great Northern railway, tendered his resignation today. The board of directors will meet to discuss changes, with no confirmation from Great Northern at this time.
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Shingle Hills Chasm Unanimous Move to End Coast Suit
In Vancouver a local meeting decided to wind down the coast suit by November 1 and keep it active until January 1. The vote favored shingle in Northwestern Canada and the eastern suites, with 191 for.
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Salted mine raid stings West men and Chicago deal
In a daring salting scheme a Chicago group seized property before an English venture, triggering a chase across markets. Greenaughs profits drew offers of two and a half million, but internal betrayals and misread motives left two men pinned and exposed.
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Union Pacific Shops A Great Proposition
Union Pacific, Omaha, announces a major plant rebuild to run a shop system like modern manufacturing. Eighteen thousand men employed, annual payroll near five million, with improved machinery and traveling cranes reducing locomotive repair times from weeks to days. The cost of repairs and car roberies last year totaled seventeen million six hundred thousand dollars.
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Rothschild Theory on Securities Markets
Lord Rothschild argues global governments press on capital causing low stock prices. He dismisses a cash shortage theory, cites pension costs as large but not British driven, notes Roosevelt's rail policy unsettles markets, and says investors in New York hoard cash awaiting events before allocating funds.
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Haul case revision granted in wartime German trial
Leipsic October is reported Wart Haul, sentenced to death for his mother-in-law's murder, may have his case reviewed tomorrow. American friends claim bias by the presiding judge and urge acquittal, noting insufficient evidence to prove guilt beyond doubt. the grand duke favors mercy when guilt is not proven.
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Jamestown celebration honors local figures and groups
A brief Jamestown event marked by attendance from several community members. A program featured nine notable animals and tributes by local organizations including Laingtari nd Sons and the Piscinles of Christ, with observances held at a shared venue.
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DIMLOMATS AMuskoges Record Of Expanded Representations
The fragment mentions extended auditorium or representation among various entities and a request to revert certain actions. It references Misippi and Spanish-Atlantic capital views, with unspecified dates and roles. The text is garbled, providing limited coherent facts or names.
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Northern Hotel adaptation meeting held in station town
A local gathering in the station town debated plans for adapting the Northern Hotel. Officials outlined steps for redevelopment, with figures from the coordinating committee presenting proposals and timelines for public input.
Doctor Zeigler Sues Over $100000 McVicker Estate Contract
In Chicago Judge Tuthill’s Court Dr Zeigler claims $100000 for medical fees from Mrs Harriet G McVicker, widow of theater owner James H McVicker. Details show two contracts dated 1900s, asserting prior care and travel expenses. the defense questions conscience and undue influence. Autopsy cited natural death. will nominations contested. trial to be appealed.
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Sealing Catch Dips as Season Opens in Victoria
Associated Press sketch from Victoria notes seal catch at season start is the lowest in years with 14 ships taking about 3 600 seals, including 4 sea otter, compared with 15 taken last year. Average set rate drops to 50 from 204 while 8 schooners were absent. The Victoria schooner returned from the Bering Sea with 43 kine and reports 8 ships missing. The season’s catch from Berling Sea and this port is the smallest since City of Sun Tira inaugurated seal works in that water basin.
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Chinese Consul Resigns in Oregon Vacancy Looms
Imperial Chinese consul for Oregon and Washington announces tendering his resignation. He notes it is customs for ministers' changes to prompt new appoints. reappointment remains uncertain.
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Electric Worker Indicted Over Wire Squeeze
Anunciated report states Tol Weel, manager of the Electric Workers' union, was indicted for a short circuiting scheme against the United Railroads. A bench warrant was issued for his arrest as the trial date and exact punishment remained uncertain.
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Noonan Shot On The Run During Turbulent Trial
Testimony places Noonan as shot while fleeing after tense confrontation. Morphy and others say Noonan fell and fled toward a hiding spot, while witnesses dispute details. Anna Noonan repeats that O Garn provoked the trouble, with the trial adjourned to Monday morning as two more witnesses prepare to conclude the case.
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Cure claimed for eye ulcer using Cuticura treatment
Letter from Frank and wife Abbott describes their daughter's severe eczema and eye ulcer plight. After consulting four doctors and trying diverse remedies, they credit Cuticura treatment with rapid recovery in three days and full sores disappearance in a year, urging others to use Cuticura.
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