28 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1911
Page
1
An advertisement for S.S.S. blood purifiers praises 5.5.5 as an entirely plant based medicine free of minerals, claiming it cleanses blood and strengthens the body. It asserts 5.8.8 as a tonic and lists conditions like rheumatism and ulcers it supposedly cures. The ad promotes a free book and mentions The Swipt Specific Cap in Atlanta, Ga.
W. W. Naughton reports on Jack Johnson criticizing Carl Morris and the promotion of a new heavyweight, arguing experience beats paid trainers. Johnson says Morris lacks real fights and warns the sport needs true ring work, not hype or artificial training.
Mardi Gras motor races concluded at New Orleans with Madisonville winning the 10 mile handicap by a nose over Louis Disbrow. Relph faced a near‑hit in a feature crash at the New Orleans track, while several other events produced mixed results including Bragg and Disbrow placing in top positions across multiple races.
New York February reports warn of bookmakers pushing betting on national leagues and the American Association. Officials vow swift action to curb the menace, citing past gambling scandals that threatened baseball’s integrity and led to strict park rules to exclude known Rambers and gamblers.
President Taft accepts invitation to preside at dedication ceremony for the National Home of the Printing Apprentices in June. The event, to be completed at Falls Springs, Tennessee, involves Roosevelt and Wood Bryan among those invited.
A Plains Montana report notes a lease change in the partner quarters area. The April 1 adjustment shifts tenancy and aligns with new bank partners and management tasks. The move signals strategic realignment in local commerce and property use.
San Francisco reports Jankie Burns defeated Lew Fowell by knockout in the nineteenth round of a scheduled nine-round fight. Burns dominated with strong punches, body work, and a late uppercut as Powell faded, the gong halting their exchange at a crucial moment.
Fragmented racing entries list multiple horses and purses across six races with names like Lady Dina and Flying Wolf, followed by a note on baseball players from the Chicago Amelia Tengue preparing for the 1901 season during a warm weather training camp in New Orleans. The jumble includes weight details, venues, and a sealed boxing match prompt involving Johanys Conlon, plus a brief American press note.
Lawmakers argued over illegal influence on congressional actions and the presidential patronage power. Speakers urged direct election of senators by the people, backed by primary reforms to curb party machines and campaign donors, while noting potential constitutional changes and risks to governance.
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