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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1908
Page
4
Butte battles Seattle in a high drama game with thunderous power hitting and late rallies. Miers and Wessler delivered key moments while dense crowd of about 6 000 witnessed a tense back and forth that swung on errors and spectacular plays.
A fragmented report notes a postponed gate in Chicago and mentions locally known figures like Beoret VM and Umpire O Day amid uncertainty over visitors and hits. Names and details are unclear, but the event centers on a delayed game or gathering in Chicago with officials referenced.
A garbled report notes a baseball game involving American League teams with Chicago and St Louis references and an April date. Readable details are limited, but the snippet suggests scoring or a notable play centered on Chicago and St Louis players or teams.
A muddled report reviews the season’s early baseball scene with notes on players, teams, and prospects. Mentions Butte Seattle Tacoma Spokane and Vancouver, plus players like Mackin Aldo Runicker and Altman, with focus on ground coverage, pitching, and scouting for upcoming games.
Butte City League action at Columbia Gardens drew a solid turnout as the Butte Twilight Image team competed against the Mountain View and others. Winners included Batbert Wplittanns and Amy Uhnus with strong stamping from Higgins and Harrington, while Coban, 2 Miggon Avenue, Latte was listed among participants.
Rehearsal report for the Bulte Professionals on the Columbia grounds. Jones will lead the proceedings with a full cast including Maude and Kirby Hoot, as well as Chortly Wikey ready to perform. Audience anticipation rises for the afternoon show with a grandstand alert outlook.
Fragmented report describes a tented event where the Young Men's Club scored four runs in the tenth inning. Mentions teams or clubs by name with unclear phrasing and several garbled terms. Cannot determine precise locations or outcomes due to the corrupted text.
The article describes an event with Mr. Sutton in Butte, offering to demonstrate specialty shots at Dierman’s Clubroom with a 2 PM session and a 8 PM session. Thamy Reynales and other local figures will participate, promoting an afternoon exhibition and an evening show as a major attraction for Newsboys Lent.
Fragmentary OCR notes record a baseball style report with scattered names, teams, and events. Mentions of Tune, Cats, Aberdeen, Thompson, Boettigen, and Win appear amid garbled phrases and misread dates, offering little coherent narrative or verifiable facts.
In a busy Pacific Coast League scene, Kon Meares and Apell Ltd engage Oak Woke in a tied matchup as teams shift, players shine, and coaching strategies unfold. The afternoon broadcasts feature Portland and nearby clubs with regional updates on standings, rosters, and upcoming games.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions several names and terms without clear context. Readers see scattered references to people, places, and possible actions, but the source lacks coherent sentences or identifiable events to summarize.
A garbled report from Pueblo, Colorado, notes the April national convention proceeding. Delegates to the Second Congressional District convention would meet in Denver for the larger event. The draft mentions Secretary Patt and Attorney Gomer WLU IL Dlekaow in connection with the party, with references to a Renarary pol Lom of delegates and preparations in Denver and Antonie.
A fragmentary dispatch mentions Berlin and Amissay in town, with Secretary Spencer and Ambassador staff preparing travel to meet with Mr Tower and Mr Table. It references Argentina ties, a confirmation, and John W. Garrett acting as chargé d affaires for the mission during a transitional period.
The fragment hints at a lopsided contest where Quinn’s error led to a heavy defeat for the Black Cats, with a notable sequence of events described as a big mistake and a momentum shift favoring the other side.
J C Lowney writes to the Standard defending the Western Federation of Miners after a Denver dispatch claimed Willi am D Haywood was ousted from the executive board. He states Haywood remained on the board though relieved as secretary treasurer and that funds were sought for imprisoned officers. The note cites political disagreements and recalls Haywood from the field amid wage and labor tensions.
London April 6 a revised list of Gladiator crew victims from the collision of the American Hon St Paul and the British cruiser off the Isle of Wight shows deaths rising to five with twenty three missing. Divers searched the sunken cruiser for bodies but found none while officials fear eight more may later be confirmed.
London reports reveal three mail bags from this city, containing accurities and valuables worth 500000, stolen in New York last month. One bag bound for St Louis shipped by Majestic arrived March 20, another for Brooklyn aboard Quila arrived March 29. Robberies occurred during transfers between steamers and post offices as investigations continue.
New York officials tonight discussed a London dispatch claiming securities worth about 100000 disappeared from a two page dispatch. Postmaster Morgan and Postal Inspector Mayer said there were no complaints and suspected the missing mail bags were mislabelled or miscounted.
In Molintal Suti8 Washington Avi 26 the Surgeon General Tickey urged designation of hospital ships for Navy use. Buffalo, now on the Pacific coast, was highlighted as admirably suited for such purpose. The Surgeon General advocates readiness and ready fabrication of hospital ships for national defense.
Fragmentary text describes an arrival in port from Magdalena with mentions of news and local figures. The legible details are inconsistent and do not establish a clear event or outcome.
At an April meeting of Twin Bridges Trustees a motion to retain the bond agreement was adopted. The core group of Anchore workers received recognition for their prior support and ongoing work with school officers. W. Ac Wyatt and Miss Phoebe Williams were named at the meeting, with Slax Soilia Batterton noted for primary duties.
Milwaukee’s Antone Pfeifer, visiting Butte, stayed three days and enjoyed the copper city. After losing a wallet in his hotel, he retraced his steps with City Detective Joe Williams, and the wallet, with twenty dollars in twenties and numerous checks, was recovered from under a bed linen.
Washington reports describe a preliminary inquiry into the treatment of fiberewenis by the administration at Meray. Surgeon B14 Welett of the navy leads investigations at the mobil hospital at Port Lixon. Medical examiner C Hichett notes high attention to duty and concerns over patient treatment methods. Wif Bucher and Giattere weigh risks of vendle induced infection and patient discouragement.
A group identified as TAVO COMADINGH MN Itenn Nev April Weservanty Thivia and Salvatore Liana are believed to be behind a string of robberies in California Arizona and Nevada. They allegedly robbed locations on Twenty-afi and Missi streets and in Vietoria and Los Angeles, stealing cash and jewelry. L. Dandoro their associate faces charges as authorities pursue Luana who evaded capture. Information led from San Francisco to Gitol Turba fy with a tip.
The story reports a secretary of war Tarttonlahht remark amid tensions with Latin America. It notes Whomar P. Egan of Claeinnad and Governor Magoon of Cul, with no interview yet published. The secretary stated there was no foundation for huslites mont and pledged further comment at the Chicago convention.
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