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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 05, 1900

Page

3

Beattle Baseball Protest and Tight Game Headlines

McCloskey protests Beville faced minimal control while Butte and Great Falls clashed in a tight five inning game marred by a benching incident. Zearfoss drew Bren nan’s ire and Helena took a rare win as fans enjoyed a day of sharp fielding, timely hits, and weather favorable for baseball.

Pittsburg Fans Celebrate Inning Win On Leach Hit

National League games report Pittsburgs winning run in the eighth with Leach driving in the decisive score. Clark Wagner and Leach starred in the field as 3,000 attendance marked the day.

Pittsburg Philadelphia Pittsburgs Leach Clark Wagner

Baseball pickups and field decisions affect Great Falls game

Dunleavy drove in runs while Zearfoss left the field after an ejection order. McCloskey attempted a team withdrawal bluff but refrained as the game shifted. McDonough had two strikeouts earlier and four RBIs yesterday, while Butte erased two outs to score five runs. Burke and Perham contributed as Great Falls looked less dominant than last Tuesday.

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Detroit and Kansas City Rounds Highlight Wild Football Night

Fragmented lines show teams like Detroit, Kansas City, Buffalo, Milwaukee, Indianapolis, Minneapolis and Cleveland facing varied results across a tense schedule. Standings hint at close scores and uneven outcomes with multiple city matchups.

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Upper Ten Thousand in New York Wedding Attire

A New Yorker recounts a wedding scene in New York with vivid detail. The groom's mulberry-blue coat with gilt buttons and satin lining, gilt chain, diamond shirt, and a farfetched ensemble highlight ostentatious display. His tailored pants and French calf shoes complete a showy look while one glove is removed to reveal a white hand and a sapphire seal ring.

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Helena Strengthens Nine With Tinker Inwin

In Helena, the home team benefits from the acquisition of Tinker as McCarthy, at third base, and strong pitching by Scury support a 5 2 victory over Anaconda. Deisel's costly error looms large as Helena edges Anaconda in a pitcher’s duel. Knox adds a three-base hit and Lynch a sensational catch. Umpire Catanaugh works steady as Helena breaks a three-game skid and wins the first game of the new league series.

Standard Helena Buttes Helenas Tinker McCarthy Shore Deisel Anaconda Thame Nin Relt Lees Scury Sone Car Moore Woods Hammond Knox Lynch Flannery Annaconda Swindells O'Brien McHale Carthy Wood

Imp Wins Brighton Cup Aboard Ethelbert At Brighton Beach

In a two mile and a quarter Brighton Cup race at Brighton Beach Sidney Lucas drives Imp to a narrow victory over Ethelbert with Herbert and others close behind. The crowd enjoyed favorable conditions and a fast pace as the field raced to the final stretch.

Sir Fitzhugh Yoioce Kenilworth King Pepper Belvie Muzette Smoke Syrano Ethelbert Spencer Imp Jenkins Sidney Lucas Ullman Terbert Tower of Aneles AM Saints Maria Bolton Sing -the Chamberlain Prestidigttutar Mir Wood Saratoga N.Y John FF. Schuerrer Alard Sche Tommy Burns Role Lacoscia JT Bales Annoy McMeekin Gonfaton Martimas Alard Scheck Koenig Klondike Perion Jess New York Ntnewert Brighton Herbert Pugle Prince McClurg Prince of Melbourne Sidney Bucas Donkiis Sidney Taurens Sumwary

How He Lost the Beer in a Philadelphia Boarding House

A theater worker in Philadelphia recounts a comical night with a partner after two men lack funds for beer. They attempt a scheme, lose a dime, and end with a pitcher only hinting at a brown liquid while the saloonkeeper keeps the change. The tale ends with a weary, humorous moral about getting a drink.

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Campaigns Ready to Start Early for 1900 Fight

Washington dispatch notes Democratic National Committee plans a vigorous pre September start mirroring 1896 efforts led by Bryan. New York East offices and a potential New York branch aim to coordinate campaigns in New Jersey Connecticut Maryland and other eastern states. Republicans report goal to boost funds and win back German voters in the East while facing possible losses in the next House.

Washington Bryan Rocky Mountains Union Victor Jon National Committee Governor Stone Missouri Daniel J. Campau Michigan J. M. Guffey Pennsylvania Nafio Committee New York Babcock Republican Congressional Committee Loudenstlager Louisiana McKinley Viand New Jersey New York City Loudenslager Republican Committee Democratic Congressional Committee James D. Richardson South Middle West Middle Western Ohio Indiana Illinois Wisconsin Minnesota Towne Minneanolis Washington Star Kansas City Sol Elayther Lincoln Holford

Wool Market Slumps in Billings as Sales Slow

Billings market reports a dull day with only one clip sat while several others opened. Cowan Bros sold 13,400 pounds to Phartis as buyers show notable activity in the market, reflecting cautious sentiment among Wool buyers in Boston and Roaston.

Billings Standard Cowan Bros Phartis

First American unit in Philippines reports heavy loss and capture

General MacArthur transmits word that an escort of 15 was attacked August 1 between San Miguel de Maytim and San Isidro in Luzon. The entire party was killed wounded or captured, including Lt Alstaetter and several engineers. Several troopers were wounded, others captured, prisoners to be well treated per note from San Teidro.

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