Butte Gains In Race With Tacoma Tug Of War
Tacoma pitchers hold off Butte as the Tigers edge a late run for a 1-0 victory on September 27. Dowling allows 10 hits to McCarthy's four as Butte's defense falters with errors by McCarthy and Zalesky.
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Tacoma
Tigers
Butte
Joe McCarthy
Zalesky
McCarthy
McCloskey
Dowling
Zalusky
D. McCarthy
Tacome
Occce
Pacer - Casesins
Kane
McIntyre
Letcher
Ward
Jeff
Colgan
Standard
Portland
Ore
Preister
Kostal
PO. AE
Muller
If Oseveede
van Buren
Weed
Sb Sneer
Anderson
Stovall
Vigmeur
Murdock
Tyessel
Dhen
Seesenee
Spokane
Pfeister
Deisel
Hawthorne Race Day Results At Half-Week Meet
Yesterday’s results from Hawthorne show Corrine Itland winning the first race over Hargis and Serpent with a 1:36 time. Ailgar captured the six furlongs, Fairbury second and Prince Blazes third in 1:21. Joe Buckley led the five furlongs with Lord Touchwood second and Florest third in 1:17. Rolling Boer took the Prairie Stakes at two miles with Ed Adack second and Star Cotton third in 3:55. Aladdin won the mile race, Bru lare runner-up, Caliban third in 1:50. Lady Meddlesome won the mile event, Dodie second and Sorta third in 1:43.
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Chicago
Hawthorne
Corrine Itland
Hargis
Serpent
Ailgar
Fairbury
Prince Blazes
Joe Buckley
Lord Touchwood
Florest
Rolling Boer
Ed Adack
Star Cotton
Aladdin
Brulare
Caliban
Lady Meddlesome
Dodie
Sorta
Delmar Race Results Highlight Winners and Times
Louis Sept 27 racing card lists winners by race: Luna Minor Satchel Frank Bell Ida ongance King telle Linden Ella with respective runners up and third places. Times range from 1 13 to 2 03 with distances six furlongs to mile and 70 yards.
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1. Louis
Delmar
Luna Minor
Warner
Bell Simpson
Satchel
Lynch
Caela
al Is
Happy Chappy
Caelana
Mathilda
Frank Bell
Lady Strathmore
Buccleuth
Ida Ongance
Leenja
Donator
Kingtelle
Nettie Regent
van ¥Oorebecke
Linden Ella
Josie F.econd. Menace
Gravesend Race Results Spark Weekend Howls
New York on September 27 reports a six furlong sprint won by RBier t with Musidora second and Alabarch third in 1 14. The steeplechase over about two and a half miles goes to Rowdy with Dpmughtsman second and Silent Friend third in 4 07 2 5. The Flatlands stakes for yearlings covers five and a half furlongs and Lady Albercraft wins with Condor and Wild Thyme third in 1 08. Earth race Occidental handicap incomplete in the recap.
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New York
Gravesend
Rbiert
Musidora
Alabarch
Rowdy
Dpmughtsman
Silent Friend Hha
Lady Albercraft
W R. Condor
Wild Thyme
Race outcomes from a mid-length meeting
In the mile and a furlong Herbert won with Carbuncle second and Arsenal third in 1 55 1 5. Fifth race six furlongs Counterpoise took first with Earl of Warwick second and Damon third in 1 14. Sixth race mile and a sixteenth Trump won with The Referee second and Howard third in 1 52.
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Herbert
Carbuncle
Arsenal
Counterpoise
Earl of Warwick
Damon
Trump
Howard
Clifford Accepts Opie Challenge For October Fight In Butte
Montana lightweight champion Jack Clifford agrees to fight Howard Opie of Centerville with no weight limits and terms set by Opie. The bout to be held October 6 at Suttons Broadway theater is expected to draw large crowds with Clifford matching Opie on gate receipts or a bet. Opie, a young two handed fighter, has shown promise though less experience than Clifford.
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Jack Clifford
Montana
Northwest
Lastment
Howard Opie
Centerville
Clifford
Calhawkins
Opie
Suttons Broadway Theater
Citford
Butte
Litchfield
Thomas Clancy
Gunn
Dillon Fair Offers Fast Races on Ladies Day Program
On September 27 in Dillon a large female turnout boosted a seven event card. Winners included Breen's County Attorney in 2:40 for the trotting heats, Johnson's Directus in 2:22½ heat, Brown Mike taking the three-eighths mile dash, Amassa winning the half mile handicap, Brown's Prince in the three-quarters, and Haralamb in the mile and a sixteenth.
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Dillon
Cass
Bryants
Dandy
Fon -Brown Mike
St. Elmo
Amassa
Blanch Shepard
Brown
Prince
Hanotonian
Wantcheets
Haralamb
Fing
Prisk Hayes bout ends in frost with weak showing
In Dillon a scheduled 15 round match between Prisk of Wisconsin and Hayes of Butte collapsed into a frost. Hayes showed ability but was not pushed, while Prisk failed to deliver, though he made a strong effort. The McCarthy Thompson bout, favored as the main event, also underwhelmed.
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Dillon
Prisk
Wisconsin
Hayes
Butte
Jerry McCarthy
Art Thompson
Evans Spokane visit and football clash in Butte
John M. Evans of Missoula democratic nominee for congress spent yesterday in the city and is popular among old-timers. A football game is set between the Butte Elks and the Great Northerns at the old flats, 3:50. The Elks challenge any 135-pound team, Anaconda preferred.
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John M. Evans
Missoula
Evans
Butte
Missoula County
Butte Elks
Great Northerns
Old Grounds
John Rogers
Madison Street
Butie
Direct Evidence Against Ames Ties Chief to Extortion Scheme
May McIntosh testified in the Minneapolis trial of ex Superintendent Fred W. Ames that the police chief supervised the payment plan to an intermediary. She described visits to his office and instructions to pay monthly sums in numbered envelopes to Cohen via Gardiner, confirming the scheme.
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Minneapolis
Fred W. Ames
May McIntosh
Irwin W. Gardiner
Joe Cohen
Not Sure of Strong Yohe Wedding
Buenos Avrea on September 27 reports uncertainty over the marriage of Putnam Bradlee Strong and May Yohe. Officials say arranging a ceremony here today would be difficult and no final announcement has been made.
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Buenos Avrea
Putnam Bradlee Strong
May Yohe
Wiggs Wins Open Game With Sharp Pitched Ball
Jimmy Wiggs, pushing to pitch, beat Seattle with four hits allowed. He also drove in two runs with a single in the second inning as Helena's offense exploded with four runs including a three bagger in the eighth. Seattle managed a lone run.
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Standard
Seattle
Jimmy Wiggs
Slagle
Wiggs
Hickey
Helena
Seattie
O. Hulen
R. i
Fiurey
Peesee
Drennan
Staniey
Campbell
Hick
Schwarts
H. P
O. Schmeer
Eitane
Hiannivan
Faene
Biows AD Eeeteue
Sullivan
Dee
Thierry
Shafter
L.poert
W .Gue
Hhaluitt
Sean Euawe
Ed Hheoena
Rune
Ee Attie
I Steven
Scomeeer
Hannivan
Lappert
Kennan
Bietses
WBE
Laree
Holy
Hetenuit
Chicago Commodity Markets Report September Openings and Dec Reserve
The report notes September delivery effects in wheat and shorts, with the market showing narrow fluctuations and a higher opening range for September, and December values steady to lower amid wet weather. Corn unloading dominates activity, with wet conditions easing selling pressure, while provisions stay quiet and shifts from nearby to distant deliveries occur.
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Chicago
Harrow
Soo LO
Argilline
Wollec
Chicago Live Stock Prices and Receipts Report
Chicago cattle receipts total 10000 with steers and heifers priced from 2.05 to 5.75 dollars. Texas fed steers quoted at 4.25 while western steers fetch 6.20 to 8.75. Hogs mixed and butcher bids range 7.50 to 7.70 with bulk selling around 7.35. Sheep and lambs steady with good to choice wethers at 2.40 to 4.10 and western lambs about 4.75 to 5.55.
Commodity prices and financials listed in column row
The snippet shows prices for rye wheat barley and seed like No 2 rye No 1 north western flaxseed and prime timothy seed with figures per barrel and per hundred pounds. It also lists pork prices and various bond and stock figures including consols Canadian Pacific Union Pacific and United States Steel with percentages and a note that silver was quiet at 34 " per ounce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowe Lee
London
Semt
Anaconda
Atchison
Baltimore & Finio
Canadian Pacific
Southern Pacfic
Union Pacific
United States Stew
United States Steel
Electric shocks from trolley wires prove dangerous at 500 volts
Paris edition reports experiments on 500 volt currents showing varying human resistance from 5 000 to 25 000 ohms. Cases cited include children near rails and survivors after delayed artificial respiration. Heart stoppage cited as primary death mechanism with uncertain total cause.
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A. P Trotter
Lancet
Trotter
D'Arsonval
Mr. Aspinall
Specie Exports and Imports for New York Port This Week
New York reports exports of silver and gold totaling 815602 and 1900 respectively to all countries. Imports of silver and gold were 2403 and 98086. Total value of dry goods and merchandise imports for the week reached 10471477.
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New York
Metals market shows little change as buyers hesitate
New York reports a steady metals scene with minimal sales and cautious consumers. Spot gold quotes at 25,871,425. Copper steady with various grades near 11.50 to 11.75 cents. Lead unchanged at 4 cents. Spelter quiet but steady. Iron firm yetQuiet with last quotations in force.
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New York
Lake
Hlge
Treasury balances show cash and gold figures
Washington on September 27 reports available cash balance of 22,217,009 dollars and gold holdings totaling 137,006,445 dollars. The statement details the Treasury's current assets and bullion reserve as part of daily balance disclosures.
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Washington
the Treasury
Market Notes from South Omaha Cattle and Hogs Trade
South Omaha reports cattle receipts around 1 000 with market steady receipts. native steers priced mainly at 4.75 to 8.20, cows and heifers 4.75, western steers 3.50 to 4.00, cows and heifers 2.50 to 4.00, stockers calves 2.75 to 3.50. Hog receipts 3 000, market weak and 50 lower with heavy 7.38 to 7.55, light 7.46 to 7.50, bulk 7.50 to 7.80. Sheep receipts 1 400, market steady with fed muttons 3.00 to 4.00, westerns 3.00 to 3.60, wethers 2.50 to 3.10, ewes 2.50 to 3.60.
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South Omaha
Iomah
Texas
Market Summary Kansas City Cattle and Hog Prices
Kansas City market notes Sept 27 report cattle receipts 400 with market unchanged hog receipts 2000 and market weak. Bulk sales 7407.45. heavy 7350.45. packers 7379.17. medium 7400.70. light 7800.50. Yorkers 7459.77. pigs 6457.20 sheep receipts none market nominal.
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Kansas City
Grain price report shows mixed bids for wheat corn and oats
Cash quotations indicate dull trading with No 2 spring wheat and No 2 red wheat prices steady. No 2 corn and No 2 yellow quoted around 9 cents and 8 cents with oats near 27 and a quarter cents.
Salt Trick Lets Clerk Drink Hot Coffee Cold
In a New York restaurant a young clerk, late for work, hesitates over steaming coffee. An elderly man demonstrates using salt to cool the drink, claiming salt's cooling properties and recalling a tale from Mexico. The clerk departs hurriedly to the office.
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New York Mail and Express
Mexico
New Mileage Scrip Books Cut Travel Costs Across Rail Lines
Under a new system, wholesale reps traveling Denver to the coast may use scrip books issued by Gould and Harriman lines. Priced at 90 dollars, each book covers nine lines and yields a rebate after 40 dollars of use. Agents issue tickets at regular rates, with refunds calculated by a 2.5 cent per mile basis.
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Denver
Gould and Harriman
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Oregon Railways& Navigation
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
California Southern
Denver & Ro Grande
Colorado Southern
Transcontinental Bureau of Lines
San Francisco
Northern Pacific
Grat Northern
Salisbury Stepson? Daughter Claims English Estate Through Salisbury Line
Mrs. Joseph Lamar of Everett Wash alleges she is the legitimate granddaughter of the Marquis of Salisbury and heir to a vast estate. She recounts adoption by wealthy Arnold grandparents in Devonshire and a history of large gifts, lawsuits, and travels to secure her inheritance. She says a settlement awaits 60 000 and plans to go to England for the estate once funds arrive.
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San Francisco Examiner
Joseph Lamar
Gerk
Everett
Wash
Lee
England
Marquis
Salisouny
Lamar
Arnold
Devonshire
United States
Misa Arnold
Mrs. Lamar
Marquis of Salisbury
Mss Arnold
Salisbury
Miss Arnold
Denver
Chicago
Atlantic
Webster
Lincoln
Neb
Seattle
Arno
Philippines
Fiverett
Mr. Lamar
Metzger's Grocery
Buried Alive for Four Days in Paris Canadian Town
A young well digger named Joshua Sandford survived four days entombed when a farm well collapsed in Paris, a small town in Canada. A firm plan formed to tunnel to him after tapping signals allowed communication through a pipe and a coded reply system. Rescue efforts continued from Tuesday afternoon to Saturday evening with a second cave in adding danger.
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The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Paris
Joshua Sandford
Sandford
Keevars
Heroic rescue after 100 hours in well cave in
Sandford trapped in a well for 100 hours survived a harrowing ordeal. Workmen risked a new tunnel after a brick collapse and, with fresh air, freed him as he warned against caving the arch. He joked with rescuers despite sand choking him.
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Sandford
Pajama Fashion For Women Predicts Comfort Trend
The New York Journal notes the rise of women wearing pajamas as daywear, praises their comfort, and describes pajama trousers cut to flatter figures. It highlights a new feature: loose trim legs with a rolled white cuff at the bottom to finish the look.
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The
New York Journal
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Hutchinson
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Marshall
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Ostee
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St. Louis
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Butte Briefs
Ames
Cohen
MR. Hickey
Chicago Livestock
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Texas Fed
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Roston Mining
Bane
Allones
Amalgamated Copper
Eetermetery
Seetee Wee Wy Bingham
Enene
BMG
Aumet & Hecla Centennial
Isle Royale
Old Dominion
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Eunenee
Titan Estes
Victoria Sean
Wolverine
New York Herald
Metal Market
Treasury Statement
Omaha Livestock
Kansans City
Onal
P.j.brophy & Co
P. J. Brophy & CO
Kentucky
West Broadway
Wah J. Lamb
Mont
T. G. Heine
Pennsylvania Block
Wes
Park Street
Montana St
Pajama
Martin Drug Company
Smith Drug_comany
Standard Are Company
Hawn Rug Company
Owl Drug Store
Anaconeda
D. C. Smith
G. Freisheimer
A. Augeendre
Newbre Drug Co
Butte, Mont
Bluc
Chichester
Hichester
Gerit Lake
All
Hicheater Chemical
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