31 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1911
Page
1
Weather and track notes from Juarez last week describe snow and cold while meeting proceeds on a sand top dressed track. Frank Keegan improves surfaces, top dressing adjusted, racing economics firming with stockholders glad of dividends and reduced expenses.
A brief note records naval interest involving Nevgorod and Americus with a 108 figure and an apprentice allowance. Details are fragmentary but indicate an entitlement or stipend related to naval matters.
A large turnout at the Holland street rink last night signals strong interest in the season. players pledged to aid Jenene and join one of four teams. speculation grows as the city league may become a major success. Also notes about a Charleston meeting opening January 14 and a racing summary with race results.
George Bangart and Gus Lindgren dominated a Chicago free bowling tournament scoring 1408 in three games and 704 in each game surpassing prior marks though not records. Columbus bowlers posted a 1485 team total while Bangart Lindgren failed to set a new standard. In early reports San Francisco and New York notes mention Fireman Flynn and Kaufman in a separate city event with promoter James Coffroth and Tot O Rourke linked to possible moves.
The Marquis of Queensberry boarded the Chard Mner Taetitii sailing for New York to pursue American citizenship. Passengers include Whitelaw Rel of United Shirtes, Mleet, Hengelmuedler, and Oxear Uammerstein, noted as figures in the American impresaria scene.
Madan Hivers and Prankle Contes will meet for the ninth time on Tuesday afternoon at Vernon Arena in a highly anticipated bout. Contes targets a decisive win after a rocky develop, while Hivers aims to continue recent form and entertain the crowd.
A garbled OCR style excerpt discusses velocity variables and practice near a scale of wind, mentioning Dr A. JP. Aadu and Akita volpianar. It references an Amecteun scientific article with vague names and guidance on technique and slope choice.
Fragmented eyewitness report notes a collision or derailment in an area near Butte. It mentions a heavy engine and observation car damaged, passengers injured or rescued, and responders aiding weary travelers. An additional feature highlights John F. Rodin, philosopher and author, with biographical details.
Chicago Friday report describes Jack Johnson, the lightweight champion, matching sharp speed and defense in a sparring session at O'Connell's gym. Dan Comiskey, Marty Came, and others worked as practice partners. Johnson impressed observers with timing, movement, and ring control despite weeks away from training.
A reminiscence from Odessa Missouri recalls the pre Civil War stagecoach era. Herds of four horses drew ponderous coaches over muddy roads with passengers inside and on the boot roof. Drivers, famed for their prancing whips, rode high and blew a horn to announce arrivals. The route ran from Jefferson City to Fort Leavenworth via Lexington Wellington and Welllington. Passengers included all social ranks as families journeyed for weddings and visits, with towns like Warder church and Sibley named along the way. The account details fares, mail handling, and the stubborn endurance of horses and drivers amid primitive travel conditions.
An advertisement for the Neal Institute of Australia at 444 West Broadway, Bill Mowis, touts a drug free cure for drink and drug habits. It promises private home treatment, no injections, and personal attention to alcoholics and drug users despite questionable claims. The text urges readers to seek help today and notes contact details barring further specifics.
Proceedings center on dynamiting allegations linked to the Wie Liewellya iron works explosion on December 25, 1910. McManagle and others faced federal counts with potential two year penalties and a $20,060 fine. Jury actions led to arrests and searches for missing co defendants as officers pursued conspiracy links across states.
A San Francisco area report describes Say ue Marboned MM Namatial Salt Lake Civ. Des. W4-Tk being assaulted repeatedly as part of an alleged conspiracy. James 3. McNamswa hid at his home after an explosion wrecked a Los Angeles Times building. An affidavit was sworn, linking the case to federal grand jury action in Los Angeles. A suspect, Kan Wranelsen, faces a federal indictment and possible $44,900 bond. Police and federal marshals pursued warrants and deputies noted the suspect’s precarious condition and possible release conditions.
Advice on catarrh treatment emphasizes using a blood purifier to address the source of the disease. It promotes regular dosing of a specific remedy, claims rapid relief, and offers a free treatise and medical guidance from The Swift Specific Co of Atlanta, Ga.
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