24 Aug 1907
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1907
Page
1
In a tight title game the Seattle club edged Butte as Teddy Roosevelt manned the mound and Blase Marry Bush struggled for runs. Despite multiple chances, Butte’s lineup failed to convert with runners on base while Seattle benefited from timely hits and strong defense.
Seattle manager J. E. Dugdale predicts an eight club Northwestern League in 1908. He cites Vancouver and Portland as potential North Pacific additions while denying a post season series with the Coast. Dugdale also notes Helena backers consider a team, Aberdeen’s earlier bid, and Portland’s uncertain fate future.
Officers met to wind up a successful season with high attendance and strong play. A commemorative diamond timepiece and inscribed jewelry award honored secretary treasurer Mr McIntosh for his service. Plans for next year include a pennant purchase and continued leadership.
Interest grows as teams from Mundo of the Heal gingere and Montana enter the state championship. Neptly Main street hosts the event on Monday with a lineup including Mundo of the Heal gingere and other entrants.
OPE FAR LIVINGSTON imitates famed rave horsemen with stables at Daly. The group plans to join the meeting in Iles Jngston after leaving yesterday for training. Key figures include J. Mk Dunn, Kate Rufus, Gov. Or Vanguardo, Martha, J.J. Buyed, and others. Several horse owners shipped ANNIE Atabla and Rollow Me AVitamay to the National Jockey Club meeting.
Local boy Arthir Meride with fury to hold short for the Butte Teagners today. Teammates expect him to cover the position even if Nid plays. Samuels to bat again this afternoon with Cay opposing Yor Frattie. Arbogast will center southn Donovan out yesterday due to chief fever. Magn played wing, covered ground, Bandits win away. Revue notes loss of six of seven since return. Tomorrow’s doubleheader on tap. Shaffer nods at three balls, crowd cheers.
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A former Spokane mayor reveals himself as an inventor with a patent claim for a new type of vehicle or device. The article notes rushed patent processing at Washington authorities and mentions his expressed views on aviation, trains, and potential implications for travel times between Chicago and New York.
A fragmentary historical note surveys rare pearls and famed relics connected to Naples and European royalty. It mentions the Queen of the ox and the Empress of Austria, with reference to a famed necklace known as the Virgins of Atha, and a Montrose sale fetching £31,820.
Readable fragments describe a family scene with a mother and father, a sense of learning and happiness, and a distant school or chorus memory. The text reads like a child’s verse about guidance, joy, and a missing clear voice.
Norfolk celebration recreates 1775 incident from Indian warfare era with Daniel Boone leading rescuers. Kentuckians and locals attend Winchester Day events near the Jamestown exposition site, featuring a pioneer fort built from historic logs and a mock Indian attack.
The Houston Post notes Milwaukee Sentinel praise for George B. Cortelyou, highlighting his treasury department reforms and depoliticizing efforts. It argues Washington press views him as modest yet effective, contrasting with critics who doubt his pace on projects like the supervising architect and the White House construction plans.
The public official Cortelyon faces criticism for staff changes and alleged favoritism toward white workers, while Wall Street banks and magnates seek influence through his saturnine admin. His sharp but secretive handling earns him a reputation for prudence though his public image remains controversial.
The negro cotton pickers of Washington county organize a union league to raise cotton prices. Eight communities plan to meet white farmers and demand a 20 to 25 cent increase per 100 pounds. They are met by white men who whip them, yet the league persists. The article highlights racial tension and the growers' attempt to organize against price cuts.
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