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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 26, 1913

Page

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Redland infield talk and Tinker deal fallout details

A sweeping sports column discusses candidate leaders for Redland, praising Mack Herzog as a smart, hustling infielder and outlining the Tinker trade's impact on Cincinnati and Brooklyn. It notes managers, player movements, and the broader push for stronger rosters, with focus on speed and strategic acquisition in 1914 season.

Redland Mack Herzog Herzog Pep New York Mail Tim Murnane Anson Polis Herrman Cincinnati Club

Levinsky Defeats Driscoll In Ten Round Heavyweight Bout

New York December 25 Levinsky 186 pounds defeats Jack Driscoll of Brooklyn in a ten round heavyweight bout held this afternoon. The lightweight contest featured a fast pace as Levinsky claimed victory over Driscoll in the city bout.

New York Rattling Levinsky Ight Jack Driscoll Thooklyn Levinsky Driscoll

Brockton club seeks 183-pound wrestler match

A. 15 Whitmore, manager of the athletic club at Brockton Montana, writes that a local boy believes he can wrestle and the club would back him against anyone in the state at 183 pounds.

Whitmore Athetic Club Brockton, Mont

Lipton Challenger To Be A Distinctly New Vessel Type

London December reports that Sir Thomas Lipton will not build another improved Shamrock but will introduce a distinctly new vessel type for his challenger, signaling a shift in design and strategy for the race.

London The Daily Telegraph Thomas Lipton

Contested German Health Insurance Sparks Doctor Fund Clash

A Berlin meeting with over twenty-one thousand doctors highlighted a stalemate in Germany over compulsory health insurance and the new sickness funds. The dispute centers on free choice of doctor and the rejection of a generous offer by the sick fund societies, seen by doctors as an insult amid rising tensions.

London Times Berlin Germany Janet

Mystery in death of woman at fire in 24 Waukesha Street

Mrs. Samuel Newhouse, 60, died at her home early today after a fire. Neighbors George Lynch and Jim Doran found her husband present as firefighters fought the blaze. Coroner pending. police investigating possible suicide or arson as cause of death and the injuries to her head.

Samuel Newhouse Waukesha Street Uke Emphiye Gleason George Lynch Jim” Doran Lynch Newhome Heniniing Newhouse Doran Baling Howe Aire” Newhouse

Napoleon era broker's clever courtship changes partnership fate

From the London opinion story Labouchere notes Pierre Caesar, a broker for Napoleon era ties, sought engagement to Dorothy Baring. Sir Francis Baring refused, sparking a strategic twist. Caesar later hints to John Hope that engagement to Dorothy would influence decisions about partnership, and Hope confirms. Caesar races to secure both partnership and Dorothys hand.

London Labouchere Pierre Caesar Napoleon John Hope England Sir Francis Baring Sir Baring Dorothy Sir Francis Pere Caesar Kas Mr. Hope Pierre Ghesar Holland Tom Dorothy Baring Francis House of Hope

Jews Celebrate Maccabees Victory Week in Butte

The Jewish community in Butte marks Hanukkah with a weeklong celebration honoring the Maccabees and the rededication of the temple. Candles, a nightly lighting increase, and traditional observances accompany services at B'nai Israel led by Dr. Dar. An afternoon children's program is slated for Sunday at 4 o'clock.

Jerusalem Syria Holy Temple Butte B'nai Israel Dar

Silver Bow convicts have terms cut down by clemency

Governor Stewart reduced terms for William Smith and K. Horan in Montana's Silver Bow County. Smith, jailed for robbery in 1902, saw his 30 year Deer Lodge sentence shortened to 25 years. Horan, convicted of first degree assault in 1911, had his seven and a half year term cut to six years. Smith arrived in town in a box car with Donovan and a man named Perry. Donovan carried money, which Smith and Perry allegedly took. Horan had shot his wife but survived. clemency was urged by attorney Joseph McCaffery. With time already served, both face roughly two more years.

Montana” Penitentiary Bow County Stewart William Smith K. Horan Deer Lodge Smith Smith's Term Was Cut Down To 25 Years, and’ Horan's To Six Yea Smith Thomas "Donovan Perry Donovan Horan Joseph McCaffery

Rebel activity report near Tampico persists

Reports still persist of rebel activity around Tampico Mexico as Christmas passed quietly in the capital.

Mexico Tampico

Inventions Aim to Sell Foldable Rain Coats Abroad

Illinois inventor introduces a low cost rain coat that can start at 10 cents and fold to fit an envelope. Coats use silicon style material and cost under 9 cents to produce, with potential reuse up to three times. Manufactured from oiled paper or paraffin vellum, the design features minimal seams and reinforced button areas.

New

Matty’s Hue League Gossip and McGraw’s Roster Says

A column explores John McGraw’s generosity and integrity, recounting a Giants game incident caught on a moving picture that exposed a player’s misplay. It cites McGraw’s patience with lie-tellers, notes potential Giants trades, and discusses Buck Herzog’s candidacy and Cincinnati’s managerial challenges.

Matty Tin Paper

Unusual Baseball Play Stuns Coast In 1913

A rare late ninth inning sequence in a minor league game led to confusion as a runner on third was ruled out while another crossed home on a fair ball. Umpire Jack Egan upheld the ruling that the run counted once the batter touched home, citing Title 59. This odd play, described by B. E., reflects the era’s scoring conventions and the unpredictability of baseball.

Cubs Trimph Prac More Patel Wild Wolly West Atter Jack Egan Tpmire B. E

Christmas Panic Aid Drops To Calumet Families

A false fire alarm at Calumet Christmas tree celebrations caused fear and casualties. Firemen rescued families from danger on the cornice as mourners gathered for victims. Western Federation of Miners sends 5000 dollars and the Calumet relief fund grows beyond 10000 dollars to date.

Denver Western Federation of Miners Calumet Ernest Mills Federation of the Relief Mille Copper Miners’ Union

Voodooism blamed in death of six year old girl

Havana reports the murder of Eugenia Hernandez, a six year old girl, on November 25 in Artemisa province related to voodoo practices. Two Black suspects, Joseph de la Crux and Eugenia Cardenas, are under arrest after allegedly obtaining parental consent to draw blood to cure a sick woman, with a ritual before injuring the child. The blast from the powdered application killed the child.

Havana Eugenia Hernanez Artemisia Pinar del Rio Joseph de la Crux Eugenia Cardenas Salvadora Arjona

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