Anaconda Nines Triumph in Week 14 Tilt
In week 14, Anaconda Nines clinched a narrow win displaying solid defense and clutch offense. Silveria and Tar Glens led the scoring with key baskets as the squad secured a proud performance on the road.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1908
Page
16
In week 14, Anaconda Nines clinched a narrow win displaying solid defense and clutch offense. Silveria and Tar Glens led the scoring with key baskets as the squad secured a proud performance on the road.
The early times recall a large Fourth of July parade in Anarene and Welatuxity with citizens from many towns joining. The day featured a split enthusiasm and patriotism, a long celebration with a splendor at Washer Park, and praise for the executive committee led by EP Mathewson and secretary FP Harrison.
A silver jubilee celebration at the Margaret theater in Anaconda recalls the town’s early days. Speakers honor Marcus Daly, J B Wiggin, George Hearst, Lloyd Tevis, and others who built the copper industry, smelter works, and city fortune. The event ties past progress to present loyalty to Montana and nation.
The article extols Butte's Fourth of July celebration praising it as the greatest parade and civic display in the city's history. It describes a long, well organized procession led by the Manin Stile band, police, and military units, with elaborate floats and a baby representing Oklahoma. The day featured outdoor crowds, sunshine, and spectacular fireworks, drawing praise for performers, officials, and citizens alike.
A fatal ambush occurred when five Montenegrins attacked Hayes as he left Tart, killing him with daggers. Deputies pursued the suspects up the hill, but they remained at large as the case drew national attention and locals speculated on motives.
A Alameda to Oakland passenger train collided near a signal tower in Worcester Street, killing eight judges and injuring about 40 aboard. The wreck hurled wreckage into the street as the front car and tender separated, with several passengers pinned and many identified by last names.
A young girl was struck down by a bolting race horse near an event at an elf town. Reportedly, witnesses described a frantic scene as the horse bolted during a public demonstration and the girl sustained injuries.
Aya Nay reports a fireworks celebration in Roosevelt with a lively crowd and evening festivities. The event featured a parade, music, and community remarks, drawing residents from nearby areas to mark a festive occasion.
Watrview Nebraska hosts a front porch speech by Guffey amid a large Democratic delegation including T Fennson of Cleveland and Mr Bryan allies. Delegation hails from Pennsylvania and the Bryan-Democratic League, criticizing Guffey and urging party unity.
Fragmentary OCR text references Judge Parker and names tied to New York, with scattered phrases about duty and a political framing. The readable portion hints at a discussion of current events and opinions but lacks coherent narrative or clear outcomes.
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