Pwent-Vigne Boxing Anxiously Promoted In Butte
Boxers Doc Flynn of San Francisco and Jerry McCarthy Walkerville Pet prepare for a Sept bout at Park street amphitheater. Flynn 21, weighing about 118 pounds, trains after recent wins and a draw with Tweedie. McCarthy trains at Walkerville hoping to prove himself against top lightweights. A preliminary bout will precede the main event managed by John B. King.
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Doc Flynn
San Francisco
Jerry McCarthy
Walkerville
Park Street
McCarthy
Flynn Wis
Flynn
Herman Oerlrichs
California
Miyan
Billy Crooke
Billings
Jimmie Riley
Jimmie Lawler
Olympic Club
Cockey Tweedie
Australia
Jack Wade
Wade
Jerry
Mike Murray
Lis
Montana
John B. King
Hunting trip essentials from a hunter’s advice
In rugged hills one hundred miles from civilization the message urges stocking up before a trip. It emphasizes reliable firearms and sufficient ammunition to avoid delays for repairs or replacements. The tone is practical and promotional, encouraging preparedness for a successful hunt.
Ammunition and Hammerless Shotguns Offered at Factory Prices
Our Ammunition was made for us by the Winchester Repeating Arms Co last June and every case has the date stamped on it. Powder must be fresh to give the best results. We stock Parker Hammerless Shotgun L A Smith Hammerless Ithaca and more all at factory prices. The Ithaca Hammerless Shotgun is the best hammerless on the market for 55 dollars. Our 25 dollar hammerless shotgun is the best ever offered for the price. Hammer shotguns range from 16 to 25 dollars. Marlin Repeating Shotgun is the best repeater. We carry three grades of this gun. We have rifles of all loading makes the Savage Mannlicher Marlin Mauser Colts.
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Winchester Repeating Arms Co
Parker
L. A. Smith
Ithaca
Savage
Missoula and Butte Prep Lively Afternoon Baseball
Missoula comes to Athletic Park to face Butte this afternoon at 3 p m. Brennan will pitch for Missoula with Williams catching while Burns and Freeman anchor the visitors battery. Umpire Hi Jones to officiate as both teams seek a win to rebound from recent defeats.
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Missoula
Butte
Athletic Park
Finlen
Standard
Burns
Anaconda
Freeman
Dillon
Mike Brennan
Clare Williams
Williame
Brennan
Mulroney
Andrewe
Storey
Kelly
Excursionists Return From Yellowstone Tour to Butte
A party of excursionists returned to Butte Sunday morning after a week in Yellowstone Park. They ranked the trip as their best yet with many in the group expressing greater enjoyment than prior tours. Members include H S Clark Mrs Laura Clark E T A McPherson and wife C M Joyce Mrs Ilda K Sternfels and others from Montana Chicago Philadelphia and San Francisco among listed names and hometowns.
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Butte
Yellowstone Park
H. 8. Clark
Mra
Laura Clark
Et. A. McPherson
C. M. Joyce
Ilda KB
Sternfels
Amelie Grusberger
T. Hamman
H. N. Newcombe
Middlefield
Ohio
M. T. Larner
San Francisco
Waterville
M Knudson
John Nice
P. Collins
J. M. Minor
Anaconda
F. Hardenbrook
Missoula
W. L. Jinks
Fort Huron
Mich
Mrs W G Young Dies in Butte Stenographer’s Wife
In Butte mourns the death of Mrs. W G Young at 11 oclock after an operation at Holy Cross hospital in Balt Lake. The 38 year old wife of court stenographer Will C Young or Will C Young was a Balt Lake native and leaves five children.
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Butte
Will
Young
Holy Cross Hospital
Balt Lake
Fire at 65 West Silver Street causes no damage
Blase alarm box 67 summoned the fire department to J. N. Newbury residence at 65 West Silver Street for a rubbish barrel blaze. The flames were extinguished quickly with no damage reported.
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J. N. Newbury
West Silver Street
Stabbing Fatality Shocks Tacoma Area
In Tacoma on September 1 A M Sager 25 from Cherry Vale Kansas was stabbed to death by Riley Smallwood 19 after a dispute in a Jefferson Avenue saloon The assailant fled and was not captured while Jesse Smallwood brother of the suspect was arrested at the scene
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Tacoma
Wash
M. Sager
Cherry Vale
Kan
Riley Smallwood
Jefferson Avenue
Smallwood
Jesse Smallwood
Germany Not Ready to Arbitrate on Franco Turkish dispute
Constantinople Sept 1 The German government is said to urge Germany to arbitrate in the Franco Turkish controversy but it is unlikely Germany will agree and France would not accept arbitration.
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Constantinople
Germany
France
Roosevelt Delivers Lay Sermons in Chicago on Labor Day
Vice President Roosevelt occupied his Chicago day with two lay sermons at Trinity Dutch Reformed Church and a Hull House visit after breakfast with Paul Morton. He planned a Labor Day address in Minneapolis the next day.
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Chicago
Illinois
Hull House
Stoosevelt
Minneapolis
Chicago Club
Paul Morton
Santa Fe Road
Trinity Dutch Reformed Church
Marshtielay Avenue
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
First Methodist Church
William Lorimer
Colonel Roosevelt
Jane Adams
Burke Behind the Iron Bars Again At City Court
The Burke family troubles surface in police court as William Burke is jailed overnight after a disturbance complaint from his wife Mrs. Burke. Past incidents show recurring confinements linked to quarrels with neighbors and drinking, with a prior similar case and a demand for extended time.
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Burke
Quartz Street
Burke’s rough house leads to jail for wife abuse claim
Burke faced trouble after insisting visitors had rights, a rough house erupted, and police were called. Mrs Marrington accompanied Burke and his wife to jail, offering to testify about Burke’s ill treatment of his spouse.
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Burke
Torrential rains cause heavy damage in Cumberland area
A storm system dumped 4.28 inches from morning to evening collapsing roads and farms. In nearby Cumberland Maryland and vents near Rawlins and Magnolia, railroad traffic was impeded by washouts and a landslide, with substantial property damage reported.
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Cumberland
West Virginia Central Railroad
Rawlins
Baltimore & Ohio
Magnolia
Spanish Officers Attack Newspaper Office in San Sebastian
Madrid reports that officers of the Spanish squadron, angered by an article in El Correo de Guizucoa, marched to the San Sebastian offices last evening. They assaulted the manager and two editors with sticks, injuring a lieutenant and causing injuries to the editor and manager. Several officers were arrested but released after promising to keep the peace.
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Madrid
el Correo de
Russell Wilson Victim of Self-Harm Suspected in Death
Rome New York reports Robert Wilson former owner of R M Wilson Bathtub Works was shot and killed at his Sylvan Head summer home. Wife and three children present on porch. Firearm discharge occurred while away from husband. Rumors of self harm denied. Police say Wilson reportedly carried $260000.
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Rome
N. Y
Robert Wilson
R. M. Wilson Bathtub
Sylvan Head
Wilson
Carrie Nation Arrested in New York City Disturbance
Carrie Nation arrived in New York and was arrested at Twenty-eighth Street and Eighth Avenue for raising a crowd and creating a riot. She was released after promising to go to her hotel, having lectured bartenders and patrons in three saloons and two concert halls as a crowd followed and police intervened.
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New York
Carrie Nation
Twenty-eighth Street
Eighth Avenue
Dr Kaska Honored By Austrian Emperor
Mexico City September 1 The Austrian emperor conferred the hereditary baron title on Dr Kaska of this city tax free. Dr Kaska came to Mexico with Maximilian and stayed in business winning universal esteem. He arranged the permission for a memorial chapel on the site of Maximilian and his generals execution through whom Austria sought and obtained approval.
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Mexico City
Kaska
Mexico
Maximilian
Austria
Status of veterinarians in wartime courts
Washington confirms veterinarians are not competent to sit as courts martial or perform duties reserved for commissioned officers. They may serve on boards of survey or councils of administration, and when no commissioned officers are available may act as post treasurer and witness payments to enlisted men.
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Washington
Secretary of War
Steamer Alexander McDougall Fined for Ferry Sinking Duty
In Duluth on September 1 Port Collector Willcutts fined the steamer Alexander McDougall $1000 for not stopping to aid passengers of the Steuben which was sunk at Fort Gratiot Captain Kilby said he moved his boat aside quickly to allow nearby vessels to perform the rescue The law does not require that action and the fine may be remitted by the treasury department.
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Duluth
Minn
Willcutts
Alexander McDougall
Steuben
Fort Gratiot
Kilby
Treasury Department
Judge J B Timmony Dies Sudden in Salt Lake
Salt Lake City Utah Sept 1 Judge J B Timmony a prominent local jurist died this afternoon suddenly from apoplexy He was 54 born in Pittsburg a Philadelphia Law School graduate and earlier a railroad contractor in Kansas and Nebraska before moving to Salt Lake City ten years ago His death removes a widely known figure in the western legal community.
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Salt Lake
Utah
J. B. Timmony
Timmony
West
Pittsburg
Philauphia Law School
Kansas
Nebraska
Hill's New Plans Switch to Electric Locomotives
President J J Hill of the Great Northern is said to order electric motors to replace steam on the Cascade division. If successful, the change may roll out to other divisions of the railroad.
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Cascade Division
GSN
New York
J. J. Hill
Great Northern Railroad
Great Northern
Clarke Bros. & Co. head Charles Clarke dies at 54
Peoria Illinois report notes the death of Charles D Clarke chief of the Clarke Bros Co a prominent distillery executive aged fifty four at his Peoria home today Sept 1 in the city obituary lists Clarke as head of the distilling house and notes his long career.
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Peoria
Charles D. Clarke
Clarke Bros. & Co
Hickey Declares Strike Lost Amid Steel Talks Fallout
Mr Hickey claims Secretary Tighe and President Shaffer misrepresented facts to rally the Amalgamated Association. He says 72 percent of mills are working and views the strike as practically lost, citing sources from East and executives including Judge Gary and Mr Schwab. He criticizes Shaffer for rejecting Morgan’s compromise and accuses Shaffer of printing a distorted constitution.
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Tighe
Shaffer
Steel Corporation
Amalgamated Association
Morgan
Hickey
Gary
Federal Steel Company
United States Steel Corporation
Combine
Schwab
Mr. Morgan
Pittsburg
Quiet in Strike Center as Duquesne Plant Faces Shutdown
Pittsburg reports a turning point in the Duquesne plant strike with open hearths operating but ladle men staying out, pickets on duty, and a threatened full shutdown if the 40 inch mill halts. Police reinforced as unions prepare for a Labor Day show of strength while Amalgamated funds promise weekly benefits.
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Pittsburg
Duquesne
Bessemer Department
Mennessen
Vandergrift
Braddock
Amalgamated Association
Williame
Association
Williams
Shaffer
Simon Burns
Schwab
New York
Pittebure
Startin Mills
Philadelphia
Painter Mill
Mille
Weet End
Nine men detained and three pulled into mill yard
The report states nine of the men were lodged in a hotel while three others were pulled into the mill yard by company workers. The account hints at labor unrest and employer actions but provides limited context.
South Chicago steel workers explain refusal to obey Shaffer
Not more than 50 men attended a South Chicago steel workers meeting to explain to Chicago labor unions why they refused President Shaffer's orders. Iron molders and horseshoers sent reps. Shaffer was criticized by several speakers over the contract with Illinois Steel, claimed sacred and inviolable.
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Chicago
Steel Workers
Shaffer
Iron Molders
Illinois Steel Company
Cripple Creek Sets August Gold Production Record
Cripple Creek reports August gold output totaling 2.558 million dollars, the district’s largest single month on record and marking a historic peak for the gold mining area.
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Ripple Creek
Cripple Creek
Bryan to Speak at Labor Day Celebration in Kansas City
William J. Bryan is expected to be the feature of the Labor day celebration at Electric park in Kansas City Missouri on September 1. He will deliver a speech of especial interest to workingmen as preparations for a big parade and a demonstration are made beyond the usual Labor day events.
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Amalgamated
Shaffer
Ross Grove
Amalgamated Association
Kansas City
William J. Bryan
Electric Park
Russian imperial yacht Standart anchors at Kjoge bay
The Russian imperial yacht Standart with Emperor Nicholas and Empress Alexandra dropped anchor in Kjoge bay Copenhagen tonight.
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Czar
Copenhagen
Standart
Emperor Nicholas
Empress Alexandra
Kjoge Bay
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