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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1907
Page
2
Spokane. April 4. In a tense game against Aberdeen the Totem Pole pitcher stymied the Canucks with sharp control and late-inning defense. Ortman, Wilson, and Suydergaard led Spokane’s attack as they chased early runs, finally sealing a 6 4 win with strong pitching and timely hits.
April reports show Washington edging New York with a three run inning while Cleveland and other teams pursue series outcomes. Key players like Warner Yager and Armbruster appear in varied lineups as batteries flip in toil and tactics.
Brooklyn and another team tied in a hard fought rain shortened game. Errors by Fide noted, with Klein umpire. Pittsburg defeated St. Louis 2 to 0 for a four game streak, while Philadelphia and Philadelphia related reports reference Batterfnx-Karger and Marshal. St. Louis pitcher Gibson mentioned.
Race summaries list multiple events with times and placements at venues including Woodhaven, San Francisco, and other tracks. Notable mentions include winners Risile Masks Lauri Chiy Ue and Sweet Take wan, with second and third places noted. City notices report trustees elected in Lewis County and schedule updates for the county league.
The article notes Hopkins Park strengthens its two lock teams with several players who have relocated to the city. The local stores and granite ire are mentioned as backdrops to the unfolding setup.
Readable fragments outline a plan to hold games at the playgrounds near Columbus Gardens while a new grandstand is built. The school of names Tri bout is in doubt, a schedule nearly canceled, and funds from proceeds are to cover expenses. The first game is set for May 4 against Bozeman Agricultural College, with May 18 for a Missouri university date depending on federation work. Lineup and positions are described for the Garden City team, including Mel Lowry captaining the side, with Evans Latshlin, Jensen, Kane, and others among pitchers and fielders.
The Conway High School athletes trained under coach Sidlivan and Prof Sourwine despite wind and cold. Events included sprints, hurdles, and field events with times and distances recorded. Special Dispatch to The Stawort Livingston reports Nellie Van Brocklin and Wilkow Stun wed last evening.
Preliminary hearing for Chesit Martin and John Tilden of Park City on a grand larceny charge after arrest for allegedly stealing 423 sheep from Sasden Sheep Company. District court to reconvene, defense by A. J. Miner, prosecution by Smith and county attorney. Case adjourned to next term.
Fragmented OCR item reports a local register of transfers involving individuals and places such as Livingston Clyde Park and Chase Park. It mentions names Speck Mispatel and George Beackert and a coach at the head of Shielts Viver, with transfers to Truckert.
Lewistown April 24 dispatch notes about one million care centers added to bridge crews on the Billings and North Cru between Armington and Surprise Creek. Workers say progress is rapid and most of the work will be completed by Friday.
Washington April 24 Speaker Cannon emphatically denied a report that he had agreed to give the Minot delegation to the forthcoming national convention near Vice President Pa9banks. The denial clarifies his stance amid circulating rumors about party leadership.
Great Falls report details publisher Tallman accused of frauds in selling encyclopedias. Sheriff Mogan announced arrest after alleged extortion and false pretenses connected to a scheme to obtain funds from an Avalmetto man. Prosecution proceeds as Tallman faces multiple counts.
Special dispatch reports Yellowstone County irrigation project lands to be opened to settlement next month. Work accelerates toward readiness and government actions will guide the opening. Sevage says surrounding towns expected to be offered for sale as lands open for agricultural use.
A grim Fort Dodge scene shows a man found dead in ashes with a skull exposed amid disbelief. Detroit United Railway faces temporary injunction for new rules to curb streetcar crowding during rush hours, with efforts to enforce a 120-second service order met by railway resistance.
A St Joseph Missouri case concerns April M Here B Bruce a young druggist indicted for murder by poison of James and Ernest Gelstler. Prosecutors suggest Bruce targeted his wife’s relatives and insured their lives to gain money from his mother-in-law.
Alvin Ellery was arraigned in a San Francisco courtroom before Judge Webber on a suspected triple assault against 11 year old Ethel Hargaten. The defendant whispered his legal team when asked, as attorney Mins Horgaloy failed to appear.
Dispatch from Odessa notes uprisings and peasant unrest in the Bessarabilt region near the Reni frontier. Troops have been dispatched, while reports link Tiashen tutors to discontent among peasants. In Washington, the U S district attorney in talks with the president about alleged matters and stance.
Local police issue warrants for John C McNeil believed missing after a mine relief fund irregularity shows a 1600 dollar shortage. The case prompts a citywide manhunt as investigators pursue clues and verify accounts.
Delegates from a dozen states gathered in Detroit on April 2 for the woman's board of Missions of the northwest. Mrs Aly bert J. Perry of Chicago was chosen president.
Philadelphia reports the death of Rev Jon Fulton D D LL D editor of the Church Standard and canon law professor at the Philadelphia Divinity School from heart disease aged 72. In Pittsburg, The Standard Oil Company raised the price of Ramland crude petroleum by 4 cents.
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