Columbia's Team Work Beats Butte Juniors
Columbia's squad defeated the Butte Juniors in a rough football afternoon at Columbia Gardens. Key players Fitzpatrick, McLeod, Cronin, Ray, and Rivet starred for Columbia while Tower and Spattard led the Juniors, with injuries affecting both sides and several penalties noted. The game ended with Columbia scoring through multiple drives, adding two successful goals by Mert Bullivan.
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Columbia
Katte
Columbias
Queensferry
Frank Bermester
Uni
Iery
Columbina
Babe Dune
Cottimaine
IfeLeod
Ray
Cronin
Kelly
Ald Butle Scholasticn
Dunlar Tineup
Albino Tower
Recond
Heimerdinger
School of Mines
Meary
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Drer Lodge
Bpattard
Butte
Columbisena
Fitzpatrick
Weed
Butch" Ray
Tivet
Rivak
Mert Bullivan
Tima
Brore
Downa
Pumila
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Filgpatrick
McLeod
Rivet
Mert Ballivan
Batley
Beare
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Acon
Tower
Bobbin
Tower Shrprlaing
Bust of Nimsvit Distracts Players in Romeo and Joliet
From the New York Evening Sun recounts Wallace Worsley describing a summer stock manager obsessed with his own fame. In a Romeo and Joliet scene, a bust of Nimsvit blocked the view, and the actor Ramon faced a costly, vain manager remarking on business over art.
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Balloons Prepare for International Balloon Race Contests
Arrangements completed for the second International balloon contest in St Louis with nine balloons representing the United States Germany France and England. The event features the Bennett Cup and a week of aeronautic contests including long distance balloon flights and aero vehicle races with prizes totaling thousands of dollars.
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Lahny
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International Aeronautic
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St.Louis
West Virginta
Aero Club
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Frenchman Builds Novel Aerial Craft With Rotary Planes
A French inventor experiments with a new航空 propulsion concept using heavier machines and rotary horizontal planes tied in place of conventional propeller driven planes. The report notes other early studies by Bantox-Dumont and unnamed researchers, mentioning gyro principles and a device called the gryopinnd in progress.
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Dreie
Tarls
Mouise
Early hovercraft concept by Regue Me and Lambert critics
A fragmentary report describes a machine using horizontal propellers inspired by Melicoptra method. Louis B. Regue Me and Count de Lambert are credited with a cross shaped frame and 42 paddles providing 25 square meters of surface. The craft weighed 576 kilograms and hovered briefly with eight revolutions per minute.
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Louis B. Regue
Jim
Colin Unbeaten Champion Retires With Twelve Wins
Colin, the ten year old champion, retires after a flawless season of twelve wins. An eastern dispatch notes his unmatched form, including a Belmont Park finale in the Champagne Stakes where he led to victory easing up. He set a new seven furlong track record of 1:28 and earned substantial prize money for his owner.
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Sun
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Ci Jensths
Traseball
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Otter
Andy Anderson
Jack Burnett
St. Louis
Sime
Andy
Charlie Swiddella
Hellingham
Link Spencer Bee
Mr. Vornen
Puddy Welch
Bulte
Atfea
Fat Head
Murdessie EL James
Seattle
Eltar
Paddy
Tacoma
Tom
California
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Dasgball Commission
Alata Ieagia
National Agreement
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Nations Commission
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Shaw
Pittshore
the Futler
Tiger
Tommis Boweney
Doyle
Babs" Clyfes
Stora Forlins
Butler
Teigue
Woman's Home Journal
Feli
Ashe
Portland Battersea Split Pitching Duel with San Francisco
In a Pacific Coast League recap Portland and San Francisco produced a pitchers battle. Hartman was removed after three innings, Johnson finished the game, and no home run occurred in the afternoon contest while San Francisco piled up nine runs early.
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Portland
Caninel
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Lie
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Tiav Wren Asten
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Byrnes
Willis
Jeres
Aflernson
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Sau Wrancituo
Batterlee
Groam
Didnialibes Dohes
Isola
Fireproof Passenger Cars: Union Pacific’s New Design
The report describes a new Union Pacific passenger car with fireproof steel frame, 2-inch circular aluminum windows, and enhanced ventilation via intakes at car ends. It notes lighter wood, wider interior, improved weatherproofing, and dust-cleaning air boxes, aiming for safer, more comfortable, economical operation.
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Och
Union
Ian
Union Pacific
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Bnat
Aiyone
Fractured Verse Laments Ambition and Deception
A Miraga News fragment presents a distorted monologue about vanity and manipulation. It references a diplomat Coltan, a figure named Alin, and a tense undercurrent of personal intrigue. The piece reads as a chaotic public quip on fame, loyalty, and pretense.
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Miraga News
Cubs Top World Champions in Pay as Sox Leader Quits
Article notes Fletcher Jones of the White Sox leaving the game for business, while Chicago Cubs reportedly receive a larger share of a $45,000 player division from last year’s championship. Details mention trainer McCormick and secretary Williams among recipients as payments are spread among 23 players.
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Chicago
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Detroit
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Portland
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Silverton
Ore
Payel
Dell Stanley
Jack Drempan
Pennsylvania
Camiskey
Rapiah
Pitchers Lead In Damp Season Showdown
The article notes that the most important part of the game is pitching, naming Parent Carvlzan Lord and Chad Voutnt as key native stars. It mentions Boston Ametl exams and Waddell Beyder and Plantaca as pitchers, with Dygert praised for keeping the Athletice in the running.
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Dillon Notes Highlight Local Social Roundup
Special correspondence from Dillon Indiana details a busy social week. Invitations extended to over 100 ladies for a Saturday afternoon event at Mrs Anna Oweles home to meet Miss Hopper head of the normal college dorms. Other reports include visits, drafts of travel, bank business, lodge events, and community notices across Dillon and nearby towns.
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Dan Burkholder
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Butte
Billa Solway
Boseman
Rebakahs
Frank Gietzmann
Jit Us
Itt Dillon
Wassington State
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AK. Wilder
Whte
Lene Dillon
Oklahoma
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Grace Lamont
St Ditton
Clifford Knapp
Twoman's Relief Corpe
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di Jon
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Landers
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River Fissure Mining Company
Robert Jorre
Wig Bole Pational Forest
Sale Bake City
J.B. Miller
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Chevy
Henry Cushing
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Boxeman
Dilton
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Ditton Grocery Company
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Whrle
Charles Snnck
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T.H. Owens
Dear Lodge
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City government costs spark debate on spending
A garbled report discusses Boston city government expenses versus Philadelphia, noting claims that burden per person could exceed costs of running the Republican city administration. It references city hall budgets and public reaction to fiscal policy, highlighting controversy over value and governance.
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