Vancouver Fans Eye Eight Club West League Growth
Vancouver proving its baseball spirit as L H Cohn, Vancouver manager, seeks entry into the Pacific Northwest league. He agrees to a $1200 salary cap, a $1000 forfeit, and promises strong attendance while four potential grounds are discussed and Sunday play may be allowed next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucas
Vancouver
L. H. Cohn
Cohn
Colin
Coln
Victoria
Salt Lake
Ogden
English Restorative Company Offers Free Prescriptions Online
Free to all men 40 000 prescriptions for Sir John Hampton's vital restorative sent free. An advertising effort by the English Restorative Company to aid the afflicted with the remedy claimed as the most wonderful on earth.
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Sir John Hampton
Sir John Hampton Vital Restorative Offer Promises Free Prescriptions
An advertisement claims the Sir John Hampton Vital Restorative can cure varicocele and various nerve and vitality issues. It offers ten thousand free prescriptions with no charge and no C O D, urging readers to write for delivery by return mail and to trust its scientific cure.
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Sir John Hampton
Earth
Good Attendance at Races Draws 300 Spectators
About 300 gamblers attended the track to wager on eastern races and supportive events. Results include first race winner Girly Ducat at 6 to 5 with Patsy Dolan second. second race winner Devereaux at 2 to 5 with Casdale second. Trotting winner You Roi owned by W. B. Van Dyne. third race was scratched except Abba L and Miss Madeline.
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Girly Ducat
Patsy Dolan
Mrs
Devereaux
Casdale
Budd Wade
W. B. van Dyne
You Roi
Abba L
Miss Madeline
Perham to Join Tacoma Games. Plays First Base
Manager McCloskey received a wire from Bob Perham of Red Lodge stating he will be on hand for today’s Tacoma games. He may not commit to the season with Butte, uncertain if he can arrange business to travel to the coast, but will play some home games. Perham will reclaim his old first base position, a role he filled in the Montana league two years ago.
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McCloskey
Bob Perham
Red Lodge
Tacoma
Perham
Butte
Montana
Szlupas
Society of Science
Shenandoah
Union of Thought
New York
Baltimore
Chicago
Waterbury
Conn
Philadelphia
V17
Capouse Street
Penn Avenue
J. Bacevch
Union of Free Thought
Difne
Racevelt
California Trip Offer Attracts Railroad Rates
On Sept 1 Southern Pacific lowers colonist rates to California via Ogden or El Paso, with $25 from Omaha and Missouri river points, $30 from St Louis and Mississippi river points, $21 from Peoria, and $33 from Chico. Valid until Oct 31, with stopover privileges in California. A booklet titled California for $25 by prominent men is free from any Southern Pacific agent.
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Southern Pacific
Ogden
el Paso
Cifornia
Omaha
Kansasity
Missouri River
St Louis
New Orleans
Mississipp
Peoria
Chico
California
Wesern
Special Excursion Train From Montana Union Depot
Special excursion train leaves Montana Union depot at 8 30 a m Sunday and runs through Alder returning at 6 p m. Fare from Butte to Pipestone and back is 1 60 dollars Butte to Whitehall and back 1 50 Butte to Twin Bridges and back 1 50 Butte to Sheridan and back 2 00 Butte to Alder and back 2 90 Stage connects with this train at Alder to and from Virginia City.
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Montana
Union Depot
Alder
Butte
Pipestone
Whitehall
Twin Bridges
Sheridan
Virginia City
Lime Spur
Pony
Bonita
Deer Lodge
Railway Tickets On Sale To Anaconda At Great Northern Office
Butte to Anaconda and all intermediate stations tickets now on sale at the Great Northern ticket office 41 North Main Street. Time card and freight rates information cheerfully furnished. Walker's whiskey full pints 12 West Park.
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Butte
Anaconda
Newport's First Dance at the Elms Sets Social Tone
The 1902 Newport season opened with a Berwind dinner dance at the Elms residence of EKJ Berwind. The extended north terrace housed a 14-table supper setup, Mullaly's orchestra, and a Hungarian band. Elisha Dyer Jr led cotillion as hundreds of prominent hosts and guests attended the lavish event with electric lighting and rose garlands.
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New York Times
Newport
Elms
EK. J. Berwind
Berwind
Weet
Mullaly
Elisha Dyer, Jr
Berger
Unique Hat Pin Exchange Item Described
A hatpin for the October girl features four pear shaped opals in a gold filigree head with opal tips converging but not meeting at the center where a diamond gleams. The diamond is sizable enough to show a rich light.
Pajamas on Display Highlight Old Fashioned Calico Styles
The piece notes men's exchange pajamas in small sizes featuring old fashioned calico patterns. It remarks on the odd yet attractive appeal of such fabrics and prints, describing them as amusing and distinctive.
Youth Loses Money in Lodging House Robbery
James Riggan, 19, awoke to find $100.10 missing from under his pillow after lodging with companions in Dillon. two of the suspects were jailed and another arrested after a $65 clue surfaced. Detectives and Under Sheriff Phillips pursued leads, with two men later released.
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James Riggan
Big Hole Basin
Riggan
Dillon
Murphy
John Sheridan
Louis Johnson
Leonard Lloyd
James Owens
M. L. Miller
Sheridan
Johnson
Lloyd
Offic
Mieegan
Felf
Butte
Phillips
Beaverhead
Oregon Short Line
Owens
Miller
Transit Fares From Butte To Nearby Towns
List of round trip fares from Butte to various towns including Lime Spur Twin Bridges Sheridan Alder Pony Deer Lodge Bonita and Deer Lodge with returns and notes about weekend and holiday returns and validity.
Remarkable Dr Szlupas Raises Lithuanian Society in Coal Regions
A feature profile of Dr John Szlupas, a soft spoken polyclinic trained physician who became a powerfulLithuanian leader in Pennsylvania coal regions. The piece portrays his quiet authority, educational aims, and disputed role in labor unrest and ethnic mobilization.
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New York Herald
Polyclinic Hospital
Philadelphia
John Szlupas
Szlupas
Count Es
Carbon
Lackawanna
Luzerne
Columbia
Northumberland
Schuykill
Baltic Sea
Moscow
St. Petersburg
Paraguayan War Shapes Women as Butchers System
From the New York World: after a five year war with Brazil Argentina and Uruguay Paraguay lost most of its able male population. Women run public slaughterhouses, cut and sell meat, and set prices, earning good wages in a scarce economy.
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New York World
Paraguay
Brazil
Argentine Republic
Uruguay
It Puzzled Him From the Baltimore American
A quirky Baltimore piece notes a man asks if a rainy day skirt signals social dress standards or if the woman is adapting to his. The dialogue hints at evolving manners and the domestic tone of the period.
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Baltimore American
Trick Play on Cohen Ends With Apparent Voluntary Departure
Joseph Cohen, jailed on extortion charges in Minneapolis, is released by Judge McClernan on habeas corpus. A deputy from Minneapolis then re-arrests him as a fugitive, and Cohen is tricked into leaving with the officer thinking he is free. An officer plans to escort him to Minneapolis under a gentlemanly pretense, with further steps contingent on Cohen’s conduct in Montana.
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Joseph Cohen
Minneapolis
McClernan
Green
Yancey
J. Bruce Kremer
Cohen
J. H. Alexander
Butte
McGuigan
Reddy
Alexander
Mr. Cohen
Kremer
Captain Alexander
Pelletier
Mr. Pelletier
Mr. McGuigan
Montana
Northern Pacific
St. Paul
Drexel Birthday Gift Reported As Record Sum
The Chicago Tribune notes a birthday gift of 209000 dollars from Mr. Drexel to Mrs. John R. Drexel. Society circles discuss the unusual present and the story emphasizes the husband’s inability to find a suitable gift.
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The
Chicago Tribune
John R. Drexel
Porsonful Creditor Dialogue Cited in Washington Star
A witty exchange from the Washington Star features a dreamy debtor declaring, The world owes me a living, while a practical friend retorts that one must not be too polite or lazy to pursue what is coming. The playful banter highlights contrasting attitudes toward ambition and effort.
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Washington Star
Two Quips From Baltimore News Aboard Comfort
A brief Baltimore column cites humorous exchanges about cats and alarm clocks. One line declares hatred of both, the other cheekily suggests a playful clash as a combo. The item captures light local wit and banter.
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The
Baltimore News
Mary MacLane in New York Chooses Chaperone Over Solitude
Mary MacLane, the Butte writer, has moved to New York with Mrs Harriet Hubbard Ayers as her chaperone. She mails notes home about city life and journalism for the New York World while missing Butte. Mary plans to stay at the Hotel Laurento through September and to honor Miss Sullivan with love for her land and barrenness.
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Montana
Butte
Far East
Mary MacLane
Mary
New York
Mac Lane
Newport
Coney Island
Marvy
Mae Sullvan
West Park Street
Nowalika
Harret ‘Hubbard Ayers
New York World
Chicago
Ayers
Laurento
Misa Monroe
Herbert Stone Publishing Company
Mss MacLane
Parrot Story Tells Fifty Tales At Dinner wager
Marshall P Wilder, famed storyteller, entertained friends with fifty parrot tales in a row at a dinner. A wager challenged him to tell sixty, which he met without effort. One tale about a parrot escaping a window and a sweeping climb to fetch it ends with a comical misunderstanding by Pat the Irishman.
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Marshall P. Wilder
Wilder
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LFE
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Chichester Chemical
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Hay Cutter
Gregson Springs
Don Hayes
Jie
Sher
Iff
Mrs. Drexel’s
Pickwick
GEO. Benz & Sons
Eminence, KY
Baltimore, MD
Strong @ Garfield Company
Boston
Glad To Mail
Barren Butte
Hibernian
Kira
Pat
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