Anaconda Club Triumphs In Saffron-Hued Baseball Classic
A chaotic 10 inning game ended with Anaconda beating Livingston by one run after a late rally. Sparks flew over disputed calls and high errors as Brennan and McHale prepared for next starts.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1901
Page
16
A chaotic 10 inning game ended with Anaconda beating Livingston by one run after a late rally. Sparks flew over disputed calls and high errors as Brennan and McHale prepared for next starts.
In Detroit on July 6 the Pingree home hosted funeral services for former Michigan governor Hazen Pingree. The program included scripture, hymns, and remarks by Rev Reed Stuart and Andrew N Boynton. The casket was driven to Elmwood Cemetery with a guard of honor from Bliss, the Michigan National Guard, and naval reserves. Scottish Rite Masons and the G A R led interment services.
More than five thousand men including civic and military escort the caisson bearing the casket to the cemetery. One thousand two hundred soldiers and naval reserves, led by Governor Bliss and staff, General Duffield, and Brigadier General Raynter, take position along the road as the caisson passes. The Michigan National Guard grants last honors with the command present arms. Governor Pingree’s favorite horse, saddled and riderless, precedes the caisson.
Washington July 6 The navy department orders re establishing the European station with Rear Admiral J B Cromwell in command The cruiser Chicago sails from Rio as flagship Albany and Nashville left Cavite June 3 for the new station Rendezvous expected at Gibraltar The station will cover Port Said to Greenland and Para and includes the Azores European waters and North Africa
The command states there is no plan to increase ships at the station or add vessels on the European post. Reestablishment of the European station is described as routine, with no political aims, restoring the service to its prewar condition.
Bozeman police arrest D C Stevens for running a poker game in a Main street saloon. Prominent local players, reportedly many city officials, were present but unnamed. Stevens waives examination and is bound over to district court with a $40 bond. Gambling law violation confirmed by police raid on a rear-room game.
Dr J W Watt longtime Oregon Republican elector died at his Lafayette home. The 1876 contest drew attention after Governor Grover refused to issue his certificate, citing Watt’s then postmaster status and prompting speculation that Watt’s vote could decide the presidency.
Great Northern announces President Hill plans rebuilding the Spokane Falls and Northern line in connection with the Republic district route. Steel bridges replace wooden ones and curves and heavy grades will be removed to accommodate anticipated traffic after the Republic line opens.
The week’s imports at the port of New York totaled 9,691,531 dollars in dry goods and merchandise. Specie imports amounted to 141,851 dollars in gold and 70,414 dollars in silver.
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