Columbia's Team Beats Butte Juniors in Scrappy Tilt
In a rough Columbus Gardens matinee, the Columbia elevens defeated the Butte Juniors 12 to 6 after a fierce back and forth. Key players included captain Dennie Fitzpatrick, McLeod, Rivet, and Ray for Columbia, with strong stands by Tower, Helmerdinger, and Keary McMahon for Butte Juniors. Fitzgerald avoided fouls and delivered decisive gains, while Spafford endured an epilepsy-related stumble but recovered.
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Trimmin
Columbia
Butte
Columbia Gardens
Columbias
Queensverry
Frank Bermester
Spalding
Dennie Fitzpatrick
Bat Nelson
E. McMahon
Spafford
Fitz’ Progr
Hgh
Fitzpatrick
Columbine
McLeod
Ray
Cronin
Kelly
Albino Tower
Helmerdinger
School of Mines
Keary
Puck" McMahon
Deer Lodge
Gowns
Leod
Butch
Rivet
Feld
Mert Sullivan
Saint
von Fithpatrick
Tower
McTicod
Colum Ave
Ponceasion
Trias
Centerville
Walkerville
Columbur
Sunters Toomey - Kearney
McClement
McDonald
T. McMahon
Rogan Wight
P. Sullivan
Crowley
Sullivan
O'Malley
Clem Crowley
Dick McLeod
Charles Dineen
Manager and the bust in Juliet’s room tale
Wallace Worsley recalls a summer stock experience where a vain manager favored his own name over craft. During Romeo and Juliet the manager placed a bust of himself in Juliet’s chamber and forced Worsley to move, insisting his business was paying for the role. A closing teaser notes a cold cure with quinine.
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New York Evening Sun
Wallace Worsley
Juet
Uitler
Juliet
Balloons prepare for Bennett cup contests at St Louis
Nine balloons from the United States Germany France and England prepare for the second international aeronautic contest in St Louis. The event includes a long distance balloon race for the Bennett cup with a 25000 cash prize and a potential transfer of the cup after three consecutive wins. Airships heavier-than-air machines and flying boats also feature across a week of events with pilots and copilots listed for each craft.
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Associated Press
St. Louis
America
Germany
France
England
Paris
Frank P. Lahm
United States Cavalry
James Gordon Bennett
Aeronautic Club
Aero Club of America
International Aeronaut Federation
Aero Club of St. Louis
Manny
Entir Aeronautic
Gramme
Nero Club
Pommern
Oscar Erbsteich
A. Lawrence
United States of America
H.R
Hersey
A. Ather
Isle’ de France
Alfred Leblanc
E. W. Mix
Duesseldorf
Hugo von Abercron
N. Heldeman
Lotus Tl
G. Bremer
Rabzon
J.C. McCoy
Chandier
Anjou
Rene Gasnier
Charles Levee
Abercron
Paul Meek
Polarita
Alan ‘T. Hawley
August Post
Aero Cir of America
St Louis
Forest Park
Gally
United States
Jefferson Barracks
Roosevelt
New Aerial Craft Uses Gyroplane Principle
Paris dispatch reports a French experiment introducing a heavier-than-air craft using rotary horizontal planes instead of fixed plates. The gyrosa... machine is called a gyroplane and represents a practical advance in aerial navigation.
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Associated Press
Paris
Santos- Dumont
Inventor Regue builds gyroplane with horizontal props
Louis B. Regue unveils a cross shaped gyroplane with two small propellers at arm ends, total 2 square meters, powered by a center motor. It weighs 578 kilos and lifted instantly in tests with seven rpm, gliding and descending gently when slowed, with potential 75 kilometer forward flight noted.
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Count de Lambert
Louis B. Regue
Colin Unbeaten Champion Retires With Twelve Wins
Colin the unbeaten 2 year old champion retires after twelve flawless starts and a Belmont Park season finale. He won the Champagne Stakes by eight lengths over Stamina and set a Belmont seven furlong track record of 1 28. His owner earned thousands from the season.
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Colin
Eastern Dispatch
Belmont Park
Portland Defeats San Francisco Twice In Coast League Play
In San Francisco on October 20 Portland pitchers struggled in the morning game as Hartman allowed heavy hits and was lifted after three innings while Johnson finished. San Francisco plated nine runs that inning. Afternoon contest ended 10 to 9 in favor of Portland after a close pitchers battle with Shorr homering for San Francisco.
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Associated Press
San Francisco
Portland
Cal
Hartman
Vears
Johnson
Mel Shorr
Jolson
Byrnes
Willis
Street
Ceetersreeters
Francisco Ras
Croom
Donohue Jones
Eso
Los Angeles Beats Oakland In Doubleheader Pitching Duel
In Los Angeles on October 20, the Angels swept Oakland in a two game set. Burne and Eager fueled the first win with strong batting while Hopkins and Bliss built the shutout in the opener. In the nightcap Nagie and Hogan supported by Carnes and Dashwood allowed LA to prevail. Umpire Toman called both games.
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Associated Press
Los Angeles
Oakland
Burne
Eager
Hopkins
Bliss
Toman
Nagie
Hogan
Carnes
Dashwood
Boston
Boston Americans
Nationals
Fireproof Passenger Cars Now in Use at Union Pacific Omaha
From the Omaha shops, Union Pacific introduced a new all steel fireproof passenger coach with circular windows and inverted U rib framework. The car features 2 inch aluminum sash windows, dust free air intake, wider aisle, and enhanced safety while remaining economical.
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Omaha
Union Pacific
Cubs paid more to players than other champions this year
The Chicago Cubs reportedly distributed forty-two thousand dollars among twenty one players this season, with trainer Jack McCormick and secretary Charles Williama noted in the distribution. Meanwhile, ex captain Fielder A. Jones of last year’s White Sox plans to retire from baseball and move to Portland to pursue real estate.
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Chicago Cubs
Sox
Jack McCormick
Charles Williama
Sten
Johnny Kline
Betro
A. Jones
Chicago White Sox
Batavia
Portland
Ore
Tones
Silverton
Matt Stanley
Jack Drennan
Jones
Gome
Maine Interest Seen in Boston Americans Next Season
As Parent, Carrigan, Lord and Chadbourne are native sons, Maine may take strong personal interest in the Boston Americans next season. Wandell, Bender and Plank are praised as great pitchers, but Dygert kept the Athletics in the running.
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Carrigan
Lord
Chadbourne
Maine
Wandell
Bender
Plank
Athletics
Dygert
Dillon Notes On Local Social and Business News
Dillon notes recount a social afternoon at Mrs Swain’s Washington Street home with more than ten attendees and guests visiting from nearby towns. The column lists numerous residents, visits, and local events including church ladies meetings, a new bank interest, and a grand lodge delegation.
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Standard
Dillon
Swain
Anon Owsley
Swaine
Washington Street
Toe c
Hopper
En Gran
Normal College
Ory
James Edwin Norrie
J. Er Monroe
Fi Foote
Ac le Stone
Bien Arke Anderson
M. Bestwil
Tn Methodiat Church
Bert Ore
Tittle Wow
Whitlash
Ea Norris
Near Grant
J. Howe
Junction
Lato
Glen Ulin
Hee Sinter
Dan Darsioler
Gurkolder
Eliza Selway
Bozeman Lant
Yoral
Grand Lodge of the Rebakahe
Lee Frank Zittamann
Tio
Jefe Dillon
Washington State
Zitsmann
Ars Goots
Oklahoma
Wilder
Savinae Bank
Fire Rational Nani
Grace Lamont
Beattie
Wash
W. Robinson
Des Moines
Tews
Atlas Grace
Dilton
Robert Boone
Butte
Chitford Yenap
Womans Relief Corpe
Burfend
Dz Jon
Slee Maude
Stone
Landers Rome
Yjorsan
Sorgenson
Near Fox
Big Hiote Basta
Dien Sire
Margaret Poindexter
Lew Nuckotie
A.B. Beardeley
Fin A. McDonald
Sliver Fissure Mining Company
Robert Moore
Pig Mole National Forest
Salt Lake City
B. Miller
Elkhorn
Henry Cushing
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Grand Lodge
Botewan
BF. White
A. T L. Anderson
Maggie Edie
Idaho Street
Robert Bidstrup
Dillon Grocery Company
H.C. Alexander
Montana & Idaho Forwarding and Stage Company
Red Rock
Odious comparison of city governance costs in Boston and Philadelphia
The Worcester Telegram notes that Boston with roughly double Philadelphia's population spends about 33.39 million annually at City Hall versus Philadelphia's 22 million. It argues Boston's per person cost is more than twice Philadelphia's, citing ongoing political tensions in Philadelphia related to war and officials.
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Worcester Telegram
Boston
Philadelphia
City Hall
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State Medical Institute
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Andy Anderson
Jack Burnett
Hoquiamirl
Andy
Charlie Swindell
Bellingham
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Mt. Vernon
Paddy Welch
Butte Fanatiew
Fat Head
Jessie E. James
Seattle
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Tacoma
National Baseball Commission
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National Agreement
National Commission
Hunky” Shaw
Pittsburg
Ike Butler
Tiger
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Hey, Doyle
Babe” Clynes
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Washington
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Buck) Freeman
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Woman's Home Journal
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Tama
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Seeindh Aarti Ohne
Eerie Tanta Eestate
Daly Bank and Trust CO
First National Bank
Montana
Andrew J. Davis
James A. Talbott
E. B. Weirick
Dutton
Indivia Ems
Abis
Hall Bros
Hn Mice Provident
Wiggin
Hamilton Street
Butte Land and Inv. Co
West Granite Street
Butts Real Estate Bankers Capital Stock
Shields
Silver Bow National Bank
John Macginniss
R Leonard
Robert T. ¥. Smith
R. Leonard
W. Kemper
John Maccinisn
Smithy
Joseph Richards
West Park St. Butte, Mont
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