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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1915
Page
4
The Independents defeated a picked team from commercial and city leagues 4 to 1. Chevalier pitched well for the Independents, while Saville struggled with control yet kept the leaguers hitless after the second inning. Key plays included McEachran’s glove hand catch and Logan’s double, with strong defense and timely runs in the sixth and third innings.
Austrian Southwestern headquarters report the fort’s garrison celebrating the thousandth Italian shell fired on Malborgheth pass. The fort’s national songs were sung as the shelling ended. In Harlingen, Texas, eight U.S. cavalrymen pursued a band of 40 Mexicans who crossed the border Sunday night, looted a Lyford ranch, and killed two men.
The Roach and Smiths defeated league leaders Goodfriend in a 6 to 4 game. Lynch and Curley allowed few hits but walked many, with a decisive third inning where Roach & Smiths scored several runs aided by errors and passed balls. Key plays included Eklund advancing on a passed ball and St Jean driving in a run, while Curley struggled with wild pitches and control.
London releases a terse report on an air raid near Harwich. A German plane was chased away after dropping bombs into the sea and escaping at high altitude. The piece includes a tangential historical note on fish manure and farming from the Hartford Courant via the Marine Journal.
A Russian official statement issued tonight from the headquarters of the general staff admits that the Teutonic allies have advanced on the front between Krasnik and the River Viepra. The notice comes from Petrograd via London.
Lyman Howe's travel pictures drew a full house at the Margaret theater last night. The program showcased Vesuvius scenes and globe spanning views from Greece Venice Arabia and India with speed magnified chemistry submarine life and bird studies. The crowd praised the baby mischief sequence and a runaway train finale as well as top animated cartoons. Tonight marks the last Howe appearance of the season.
Midnight fire gutted two cabins near Commercial Avenue causing about 50 dollars in damage. One occupant nicknamed Rabbit was nearly suffocated and revived with a drink after being dragged from the smoke. A false alarm box was pulled on Park Avenue as firefighters rushed to the scene. A separate Imperial screening features a five act drama about deceit and mock marriage, presented by Life Photoplay Company.
The Hearst Selig News Pictorial promises a happy program with topical views including scenes of Uncle Sam's navy. Both programs will be repeated tonight.
Dr. F. E. Cottrell of San Francisco is visiting the city. Emmett and Joe Reilly and Hyvester Sullivan spent the Fourth in the city.
The article highlights Maude Adams and actress Joan N Olson in a revival of Quality Street. It notes their intertwined success with Barrie heroines starting with Lady Babble in The Little Minister, praising Phoebe Throssell and Maggie White as well drawn, human characters. It lists cast members across several theaters and cities, underscoring public interest and the revival's popularity.
A dynamite bomb exploded tonight in an areaway outside the detective bureau at police headquarters in New York. A heavy door was blown open a foot and windows on one side shattered, but no one was injured. The damaged area rose to Inspector Faurot’s office. police initially suspected a jail delivery attempt, but no definite culprit emerged.
Former Secretary of State William Jennings Bryan spoke at the Panama Pacific Exposition on Independence Day. He urged Americans to solve international and domestic problems through moral standards, emphasizing human rights over property and warning against boasting about past progress.
Washington observed Independence Day with minimal official ceremonies as President Wilson and most of the cabinet were absent. Government activities were largely at a standstill while the day featured patriotic events and special exercises for Americanized citizens.
Public sale notice for Mary ONeill estate in Anaconda Deer Lodge County Mont with private sale of property including five room house on East Sixth Street. Bids in writing to executor at 513 Maple Street Anaconda. terms require 5 percent deposit. sale subject to court confirmation. Also includes order to show cause for William F Stockman estate real estate sale. hearing July 10 1915 at 9:30 am in Anaconda to approve sale. publication in Anaconda Standard four weeks.
Notice is hereby given by the administrator of the estate of Josef Errath alias Joe Errath deceased to the sons having deceased. Vouchers to be exhibited within four months after first publication. Anaconda Montana dated June 12 191. Deer Lodge County Montana. Croswhite administrator.
John Strom administrator announces for all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims must be sent to W H Trippet Daly Bank and Trust building Main and Park Conoconda Montana in Deer Lodge County. Dated June 28 1815 Mont.
A July celebration in Minneapolis honored new citizens pledging allegiance while speakers urged unity. Messages of congratulations arrived at the White House from foreign leaders as the nation marked the Declaration of Independence with varied observances in Chicago Toledo and Detroit. Belgian troops interned at Zeist were noted in a distant report.
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