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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1906

Page

14

Gans Confident Ahead of Goldfield Bout

Goldfield Nevada August 14 Gans weighs 186 and a half pounds and says he will stay within weight until the fight He is training in luxury and expects to reach 188 just before the bout Nelson and Nolan have yet to fix training quarters Nelson will need about a week to make weight Gans declares he will win the fight and is in the best training form of his career Palomar Caro Chico enters as a notable bullfight matador candidate and offers to bring a Spanish troupe to Goldfield to stage the event Nelson settles on brewery quarters near Goldfield

Goldfield Nev Gans Nelson Nolan Palomar Caro Chico Chico

Dillon Beats Boucher 18 to 3 in Baseball Showdown

Dillon defeated the Boucher team of Butte last Sunday afternoon by 18 to 3. Next Sunday Sheridan will play Dillon on the Dillon diamond in Idaho Falls.

Dillon Boucher Butte Sheridan Dillon Diamond Idaho Falls

Schedule Notes for Sunday and Anaconda Team

The statement references the upcoming Sunday schedule and mentions the Anaconda team as part of the plans. Details are unclear, but the notes imply a planned event or game involving Anaconda on or after the upcoming Sunday.

Anaconda

May Have a Return Match Between Miners Teams

Talk in Butte centers on a drilling match won by McNichole and Bradshaw with 20,000 potential spectators. Negotiations aim to stage a rematch for Labor Day with a $1,000 purse and admission fees at the grounds. Bisbee and Meevers Ross fans argue over altitude and practice gains, while McNichols illness is noted as a potential factor.

McNichole Bradshaw Husky Meivers Ross Bisbee Butte Montana Granite McNichols

Butte to Host Spokane Indians for Afternoon Game and Evening Dance

The Butte league team will host the Spokane Indians at the ball Park this afternoon at 3 o clock and fans will greet the players with a cordial reception at Columbia Gardens pavilion. A big dance is planned for the night with both teams featured as attractions. Captain Ferris and his Indians arrived in Butte after midnight, seeking revenge for a prior loss to the Miners. The visitors aim to improve their standing with four postponed games ahead of the current series.

Butte Spokane Indians Columbia Gardens Ferris Washington Spokane Braves

Pittshores Beat Bostons Easily in Return From East

In Pittsburg on August 14 the Pittshores defeated the Bostons after their eastern trip. Batteries Leever and Gibson vs Lindaman and Needham. Umpires Johnstone and Conway.

Pittsburg Pittshores Bostons Leever Gibson Lindaman Needham

Cleveland Rally Beats Washington in Eight Inning Burst

In Cleveland on August 14, the home team rallied with a triple two doubles and four singles plus two walks to plate seven runs in the eighth inning and defeat Washington. Batteries Joss Eels Bernhard Bemis Buelow Falkenberg Hughes Wakefield.

Cleveland Washington Gisvoirig Riss Joss Eels Bernhard Bemis Buelow Falkenberg Hughes Wakefield

Los Angeles Beats Fresno After Fifth Inning Bunching

In Los Angeles on August 14, the home team capitalized on a five run fifth inning to defeat Fresno. Los Angeles had sixteen hits with Bergman and Mangerina combining on the mound and Walters and Dashwood catching. Umpire Perrine.

Los Angeles Fresno Bergman Mangerina Walters Dashwood Perrine

Dandelion A Dandy Wins Delaware Handicap at Saratoga

At Saratoga N Y on August 14 Dandelion A Dandy captured the Delaware handicap over one mile finishing in 1 38 3 5 with Inquisitor second and Kiamesha third. Belle airome wired six furlongs in 1 13 as favorite Belle Strome placed ahead of Teacrese and Toots Mook. Other races saw Cary Oiseau Celeres Peeping John and Momentum winning various sprints and middle distances.

Saratoga N. Y Dandelign Delaware Inquisitor Belle Strome Teacrese Toots Mook Cary Oiseau Celeres Peeping John Johank William Johnson Dandelion Kiamesha Momentum Montgomery Fish Hawk Belle of

Grand Circuit results from Poughkeepsie paced and trotting events

In Poughkeepsie on August 14 Grand Circuit events saw Rudy Kip win the 2:11 pacing division in straight heats with a 2 05 percent time. Allie Jay claimed the 2:28 trotting race in three straight heats, while Angus Potter topped the 2:14 pacing card in two straight heats. Other horses listed as starters included Aintree Mercy Me Prince Hal Daphne Direct Pearl Tipping Captain Derby Fred N Black Bird The Judge Billy Walters Jr Miss Abdell Brilliant Girl The Phantoms Lucretia Jessie Benyon Czarina Dawson Delma Gregor Zeest and Dr Etta.

Poughkeepsie N. Y Rudy Kip G. Aintree Mercy Me Prince Hal Daphne Direct Pearl Tipping Captain Derby Fred N Black Bird Billy Walters Jr Miss Abdell Allie Jay Brilliant Girl the Phantom Lucretia Jessie Benyon Czarina Dawson Delma Gregor Zeest Silence Dr. Etta Angus Potter Baron Grattan Nervola Maud Keswick

Top yearling sale at Saratoga tops with Pegasus half brother

At Saratoga on August 14 a yearling from John E. Madden fetched the top price of 7000 dollars. The colt by Hamburg Pegasus Woffington sold to Fred Burlow. Burlow also paid 3000 dollars for a chestnut colt by Plaudit St Ratherel.

Saratoga N. Y John E. Madden Pegasus Fred Burlow

Englishman fined for kissing American flag at Bayonne theater

James Piere, an English national, was fined 25 dollars in Bayonne police court for kissing the American flag during a theater performance last night. His act nearly sparked a riot among theatergoers.

Bayonne N. J James Piere Piere

Missoula Sends First Horses to Mortana Circuit

Missoula reports the initial horses from the training quarters will be shipped tomorrow to Butte for entry in the Mortana racing circuit. The string owners are Cal Davis and others.

Missoula Mortana Butte Cal Davis

Odell Opposes Higgins Denouncing Renomination

New York Aug 14 The Tribune reports ex Governor Odell publicly opposes Higgins renomination saying Higgins is weak and would represent a faction. Odell argues the party should avoid wasting votes and choose a candidate who unites the whole party.

New York the Tribune Qodell Fifth Avenue State Committee Higgins

Colonization project on an enormous scale reaches Oregon land sale

Portland Ore Aug 14 Ownership of almost 4 one hundredth part of the state of Oregon changed hands today After extended negotiations the greater portion of land in the old Oregon Central military road grant was transferred from the California Oregon Land company to a syndicate of eastern and California capitalists About 500000 acres are included in the sale for about 7450 000 The purchase is described as the initiating step of a large colonization project.

Portland Ore State of Oregon Ores Central Military Road California & Oregon Land Company Eastern California Catalysts

Eighth district Republicans nominate Heterson for congress

In Memphis on August 14 the eighth district Republican convention unanimously nominated Harry B Heterson for Congress. The record calls for Theodore Roosevelt to be the Republican candidate for president again in 1908, declaring him the party’s prophet.

Memphis Eighth District Harry B. Heterson Congress Theodore Roosevelt

Prohibitionists in Texas nominate Pearson for governor

In Terrell on August 14 the prohibition state convention nominated a state ticket led by J. W. Pearson of Terrell for governor. The convention adopted a resolution on liquor traffic and commended express companies that refuse to deliver C. O. D. packages in local option districts.

Terrell Tex Prohibition State Convention J. W. Pearson

Church Vandalism Strikes Malvern Link Twice

In London Aug 14 a renewed anti ritualist movement reports church intrusions at Malvern Link near Worcestershire. The church was entered twice and pictures vestments and ornaments were destroyed.

London Malvern Link Worcestershire

Ventura Arrives With 2.5 Million In Consignments

The steamer Ventura docked in San Francisco from Australia tonight carrying $2,500,000 consigned to local banks.

San Francisco Ventura Australia

Mrs. Craigie’s Demise Celebrated In Obituaries

London papers publish extended obituaries praising Mrs. Craige’s conscientious work and personal reminiscences. The Morning Leader notes her insistence on taking time to review Oscar Wilde’s De Profundis, refusing rapid criticism and arguing reviews must reflect the author’s effort.

London Ths Morning Craigie

Fusion Likely In Nebraska Convention Today

Lincoln August 14 prospects for Democratic and Populist fusion in Nebraska state conventions today. George W Berg of Lincoln has little opposition in the Populist party and will likely be named for governor. Democrats split over Berg with Bryan likely endorsed for president. Socialists also hold their convention tomorrow.

Lincoln Neb George W. Berg Berg Bryan

Wreck of the Caswell on the Suni River Alaska

Advices from Seattle report the steamer Caswell owned by Capt E A Swift wrecked last month on the Sun i river in Alaska while battling rapids twelve miles from the river mouth. The vessel struck rocks after her house was carried away and little hope remains for saving her though no lives were lost.

Seattle Star Steamship Company Caswell E. A. Swift Suni Alaska

Dewey Elected Governor General of Founders Order

Admiral George Dewey was chosen today to fill the vacancy in the Order of the Founders and Patriots of America, succeeding the late Robert B. Roosevelt. The announcement came from New York on August 14.

New York George Dewey the Order of the Founders and Patriots of America Today Robert B. Roosevelt

Lawton Rifle Meet: Moorehead Wins Gold at Fort Sill

Artificer Alvaro Moorehead of company D twenty ninth infantry, Mort Logan of Denver, claimed the Lawton Chamber of Commerce gold medal for the top rifle score in the southwestern division at Fort Sill. Moorehead posted a high score in the competition today.

Lawton Okla Alvaro Moorehead Twenty-Ninth Infantry Mort Logan Denver Lawton Chamber of Commerce Fort Sill

Tur ner wins gold in revolver shooting at Fort Douglas

Corporal L. E. Turner of Company 1, Twenty-Ninth Infantry, Fort Douglas Utah, wins the gold medal in revolver shooting with a top score of 45 out of 50.

Corp. L. E. Turner Twenty-Ninth Infantry Fort Douglas Utah

Kansas cooperative club aims to form non political party

Topeka Aug 14 I M York a Stanford economist calls for a Kansas cooperative club to organize a non political party. The plan is to delay campaigning until 1908 while the organization is perfected across the state.

Topeka I. M. York Leland Stanford University Kansas Cooperative Club

Lawson Wins At Salt Palace Bicycle Race

Salt Lake City August 14. Iver Lawson of Salt Lake won the first of three bicycle races for a purse of 2500 dollars at the Salt Palace saucer track. He defeated Frank Kramer of Newark New Jersey by 15 yards tonight.

Salt Lake Salt Palace Saucer Track Iver Lawson Frank Kramer Newark N. J

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