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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1908

Page

10

Butte Independents Fall to Anaconda at Washoe Park

Anaconda defeats Butte Independents 6 to 5 as Wilson shines on the mound for the visitors. Butte fights back with six runs in the second inning, led by Herwig and Hartseil, but Anaconda’s timely hitting and fielding seal the win. Schill and Lannigan cover vast territory. Hees belts the longest hit of the game.

Butte Independents Washoe Park Anaconda Politenaes Schils Wilson Butte Taylor Taylor Etung Austin Merkle Herwig Hartseil Elsey Hartsell Skelly Hauswirth Tucker Huber Irwin Wade Shea Lannigan Intra Clayburne Claybourn Schill Schile Shes Hees Schils Ae Hartsell C Taylor Austin Crreeeees Setae Ween Wilson Merkley Britt

Rosy May presents silent film bills with crowd favorites

At the Rosy May theater the first night showcased The Awkward Orderly Roller Skater and Bad-Tempered Janitor among new features. Adversity and Prosperity The Love letter Too Stout and The Bermuda Freak Forest drew favorable notices with a good audience in attendance.

Rosy May Theater Bermuda Freak Forest

William Collier Brings Caught in the Rain to Margaret Theatre

The final scene of William Collier's new farce Caught in the Rain opens at the Margaret theatre this Thursday. It depicts a hunting and fishing club reception hall in the Rockies with a Remington picture mood and a dash of Western adventure.

William Collier Margaret Theatre Remington Rockies

Caught in the Rain Impresses With Realism and Horned Chandeliers

The review lauds the production for its realistic staging and impressive company led by Mr. Collier. It notes the authentic rainstorm from the first act as the season’s talk in New York and highlights the striking horned chandeliers and overall merit of the supporting company.

New York Collier

Manager of Butte Track Enjoys Day in Anaconda

Manager Harry Stover of the Butte Jockey club and Kenilworth Park owner visited Anaconda from Butte. He recalled Emma Nevada, sold years ago, and said his current string includes over 20 horses with 150 racing stock. He praised Butte racing, noted rising gate receipts, and observed bookmakers facing trouble as favorites often lost. Mrs Stover joined him to Gregson before returning.

Harry Stover Butte Jockey Club Kenilworth Park Petaluma Cal Kenilworth Butte Mr. Stover Anaconda Emma Nevada Hugh Kirkendall Helena Butte Track Stover Butte Meeting

Butte Local Notices And City Life Items

The town buzzes with shop ads and social notes. Tents for rent at Greig's and milwaukee Schlitz on draught at The Mint appear beside fashion and entertainment mentions from Ver million's to P. O. news store. Local figures like Robert Hayden and Hennessy store decorator Edward Softley visit, with a criminal incident and a police station arrest noted. An extra Butte Anaconda & Pacific train is announced for July 1 1908.

Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Butte Anaconda

Capps Bros Ready for Scavenger and Job Work

Capps Bros announce readiness to handle all scavenger and job work. Orders may be left at Hogg & Abbott's, 203 Main, or placed by phone at 222 black.

Capps Bros Hogg & Abbott's Main

Crowd of Shooters At The Montana State Tournament

A large crowd attended the Montana State Sportsmen's Association tournament on its second day. Elliott Confarr and the Livingston club received praise for organizing a well run event. Boulder won the Brownlee medal while Manhattan’s Sanborn and Livingston’s Confarr captured other medals. Helena, Great Falls, and other towns also posted high scores and averages.

Standard Livingston Montana State Sportsmen's Association Montana E. F. Confarr Livingston Club James Cochrane Baby Club Boulder E. Sanborn Manhattan Eugene Confarr M. Dragoe Prosser Helena Dudley Martin Selby N. D B. B. Ward South Dakota J. A. Frazier Great Falls

Anaconda Printers Triumph Over Butte Gang

In a hot day game at the race track, Anaconda printers rallied in the ninth inning to beat Butte, ending the twenty first annual drubbing by the Anaconda team. Garry Nugent’s umpiring allegedly delayed Butte as Morley Purnett Stevens and others were cited as parts of past Epworth league signings. Final score shows Anaconda with a late surge and a plunge celebration after the game.

Anaconda Butte Garry Nugent Garry Joe Morley Billy Purnett Shorty Stevens Epworth Gregson Anaconda Printers Botta Wesee Lammers Kendall Morley Purnett Brown and Pickens

Dancing at Washoe Park This Week Schedule

At Washoe Park dance evenings Wednesday Friday and Sunday this week. Cars depart the city every ten minutes.

Washoe Park

Advertised Letters List for Week Ending July 11 1908

The Anaconda Post Office reports uncalled letters for the week ending July 11 1908. Names include F A Anderson Ben Burton Tony Barrett Martin Borgenson and Tira.

Anaconda F. A. Anderson Ben Burton Tony Barrett Martin Borgenson Tira

Unclear roster of names and places in damaged text

A fragmentary OCR list shows numerous personal names, several addresses, and scattered entities including Building and Loan associations, with unreadable context. The text lacks cohesive events or actions to define a clear news item.

Electric and Lyric Theaters Feature Mixed Program

At the Electric last evening Peck's Bad Boy and Ker-Choo plus A Spiritualistic Seance provided laughter and satire. The Lyric presented The Gentleman Burglar with a dramatic arc, The Rivals as a strong drama, A Maid's Last Day as a good comedy, and Gendarme Has a Keen Eye as a recent laugh getter. The overall lineups at both houses were among the strongest shown there.

Peck

Hottest Day of Year in New York City

New York on July 12 posted the year's hottest air as official readings hit 93.3 degrees and street thermometers climbed higher. Police reported two heat deaths and several prostrations despite the extreme heat.

New York

Boston Faces Heat Wave with Record Temperatures

In Boston on July 12 a deadly heat day troubled residents with one death and about six people collapsing. The weather bureau reported a temperature of 97 degrees, while the thermometer at the Art Museum in Copley Square reached 108 degrees as heat intensified across the city.

Boston Weather Bureau Art Museum Copley Square

Heat Wave Sees No Deaths by Nine Tonight in Philadelphia

Philadelphia July 12 reports the day as the hottest yet with 93.4 degree reading at 3 PM from the post office building thermometer. No heat deaths had been logged by 9 PM. The city endures extreme conditions as officials monitor the weather.

Philadelphia

Washington Heat Wave Sees 99 Degree Reading

Washington records a blistering heat wave with the weather bureau thermometer at 99 degrees and street temperatures hitting 194 degrees on the hottest day of the year.

Heat claims life and drownings in Detroit heat wave

Detroit authorities report one man died from heat prostration while three boys drowned during bathing. The day’s maximum temperature reached 104 degrees.

Detroit Mich

Coast Umpire Perrine Eyed for American League

Umpire Bull Perrine of the Pacific Coast league is highly recommended for a major league offer from Ban Johnson. Johnson has requested information on Perrine, praised for his eye, cool head, quick play sense, and firm management of players.

San Francisco Bull Perrine Pacific Coast League Ban Johnson Johnson Perrine

Prize Ring Gossip Seeks Nelson Fights Draw Wide Interest

Gossipy boxing chatter shows Nelson becoming a magnet for top rivals Abie Attell Freddie Welsh Packy McFarland and others seek 20 round bouts Texas Rickard purse talk Nevada dreams persist Mustaine Gregory Mitchell and Promoter Marisch push matchups while Flynn Ketchel keeps the field lively boxing scene buzzes with potential clashes and negotiations across promoters and fighters.

Nelson Abie Attell Freddie Welsh Packy McFarland Welsh Coffroth Jim Nelson-Gans Nevada Abe Attell Owen Moran Britt Ed Nolan Marisch Tommy Murphy Nolan Murphy

Pasadena Stable Leads in Horse Entries at Local Meet

The feature race is the fourth with Mary F. and Anoura facing a strong field. Pasadena stable tops the owners list ahead of Brannon, Ramsey and Kenilworth, with Singleton leading jockeys at 11 wins. The card promises a busy afternoon as 3-year-olds, veterans, and notable entries contest multiple races.

Mary F Anoura Pasadena Martinmas Sainrida J. H. Brannon E. J. Ramsey Kenilworth S. A. Clapton Ramsey A. F. Dayton Jack Nunnally D. C. O'Malley Singleton Shriner Kirschbaum Butwell E. Clark Polk

Through the Stretch Workout Summary

Racing morning workouts include Eduardo, Saint Avon, Cascade of Diamonds, Husky, and Reuben posting easy times. Reactions note good form for Neva Lee and Mary F while Nabonazzar and Bellsnicker show ease. Columbia Maid, Moore Johnson, and Dixie Lad also perform well in selling races.

Entrada Oxilene Eduardo St. Avon Cascade of Diamonds Husky Red Era Mary F Neva Lee Kamsack Reuben Martinmas Columbia Maid Moore Johnson Nabonazzar L. C. Widing Bellsnicker Dixie Lad

Warrants Payable At City Treasurer Office

All warrants on the general fund registered prior to March 1, 1907 except warrants 12 765 and 12 766 are now payable at the city treasurer's office. Interest ceases July 10 1908. R. J. Dunn City Treasurer.

R. J. Dunn

Yeomen Meet at Carpenters Hall on July 14

All Yeomen are requested to gather at Carpenters Hall Tuesday evening July 14. District Manager Daniel McDonald will join the group. W. T. Smith, Cor.

Carpenters’ Hall Daniel McDonald

Woman Kills Husband with Revolver in Park

Special Dispatch from Billings reports Tim Reardon pioneer businessman shot in Central Park by a woman claiming marriage. She admits the crime after two shots struck on opposite sides of his head. She is held at the county jail. the couple reportedly lived together and had a recent marriage suit.

The Standard Billings Tim Reardon Central Park Hoover Reardon Talgo Matlock

Vanderbilt Horse Takes Big French Stake Race

Paris July 12 W K Vanderbilt added another classic to his victories as Sea Sick II bay colt won the prize of the president of the republic valued at 20000 dollars at Maisons Lafitte The race was one mile four and one half furlongs Grillroom led briefly but Sea Sick II showed better stamina and surged to victory into the home stretch President Fallieres warmly congratulated Mr Vanderbilt

Paris W. K. Vanderbilt Maisons Lafitte Mr. Vanderbilt Northeast Camille Blanc Vanderbilt Fallieres

Livingston 7 Helena 4 in split pitching duel

Helena July 12 West pitched a splendid game for Livingston, tipping the scale in a 7 to 4 victory. Millard King was knocked out in the fifth. Jimmy King relieved and was hit often. Batteries Helena Millard King Jimmy King and Brown Livingston West and Wiley.

Helena

Cricket elevens organized in Butte and Centerville

Cricket elevens have been organized in Butte and Centerville with plans for several matches this summer. Butte captain William Guhdry, formerly of a strong Michigan team, leads the group, while Centerville is captained by Dave Rundle with T. J. Bennett as president and John M. Spargo as manager among other officers.

Butte Centerville William Guhdry Michigan Dave Rundle T. J. Bennett Tom Seaddon John M. Spargo William Williams James Thomas James W. Rowe

Atlantic City Horse Show Sets 60 Classes July 21 25

The Atlantic City Horse Show association completed its prize list for the decennial event running July 21 to 25. More than 60 classes cover roadsters carriage horses tandems four-in-hands saddle horses and jumpers. A Windsor Hotel cup for big horses to be driven by owners is a key event. it must be won three times by the same owner. Mrs. John Gerken of Brooklyn and C. W. Watson of Baltimore have each won it twice.

Atlantic City Brooklyn C. W. Watson Baltimore

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mr. Taylor Co. O. F Greig's Coy Tescher’s Norris Club Perfection Ice Cream Harper's Hammerslough's Milwaukee Schlitz Beer Mint P. O. News Store Vermillion's Tailor Shop Main Street Robert Hayden Mrs. Joseph Smith Baby Seattle Edward W. Softley Hennessy George Ehler East Commercial Avenue Manager Voyer Montana Hotel Frank H. Clinton Deer Lodge Col Thomas McTague Schlitz Milwaukee O'Boyle H. H. Huber Whitehall Mr. Huber W. Hickox Jessie Hickox Asin Kilfeather Joseph Dallas Joseph Morley Butte- Anaconda Printers Len Chung Lawler & French Undertaking Thomas Bryant Clark Hoyt A. M. Kenney Mr Bryant Morgan Kingsley M. B. Hassan East Park Ave Professor Hassan Fannggor Ethel On Sultana Frankie Howard Fred Dixon Brownlee Dragoe Hirschey Bea Englund Berglund Berglund : +eeeef Drumgoole Hasley Setilechtem Steffens Osees COWEN Goddard Killeen A. Steward . Co Brooks Ublsubat Johndrew NS Alepaugh Vere Zaid Cook Duusirmt Tak Nell Voeveeenees F of St of Mathewson Moilbing Parsons Pruitt Re Soos Weaver Sanborn Shawles Bowman Confarr Bartes Ve Ceee Proghera Reese Cco Gooheesra Ij Irvine J. N. Frazier Myers Ft Holohan C. ML Gmlth Rowe TATE Peterpon Siton Baker Tea Peer Yancey Persees Tuovul Certal Ital Dugro Liv Pails Cosiey Felten Elena Sornbon Ces Odent Ital Bowen Shin' Ale Cela Roy Balbeela Butte Gang Stefanozibalart Antonio Simoneth Sullivan Andrew Tuschino George Thompson Michael Wynn C. Winnie James Zloaters Davidson East Park East Third Grace James Alice Leahy Margaret McCormack Ettie Peatt Joseph H. Peers Martin Blatnik Kresto Bosniak Jim Boyle John Gorman Jake Jacobs Gust Johnson Anepuka Lamiringue John Loftus Thomas McCormack M. Shekleton Groia Lani Tamra Comce Limi Visnicu Ae Ieee Building and Loan Associaon Electric and Lyric Theaters Washington Terry Mustaine Jack Pasadena Stable ER. J. Ramsey Rious Fea Tured Singleton Shriner and Shriner Desece E. Sullivan Eevee Butwell O Huestis Munson Coos N ” Morse Ous Tee S. Martin Weatherton Williams Bros J. H. Brannon Cavaco LFS Cei Kenilworth Stable J. M. Copper H. Parker F. Kraft Dr. Akers W. T. Smith, Cor Bil Lings Tim Livngston Planet, Jr Anaconda Copper Mining Co Hamilton, Mont Daly Bank and Trust CO John R. Toole E. J. Bowman Stockton Visazey John C. Harrington Yegen Jamestern Missol Montana National Bank United States A. Wour John C. Lehlon J. H. T. Ryman Oeee M. L. Guiden Duffy's Pure Alt Missoula Mont Leave Butte Pacific Railway Oregon Short Line Railway Silver Bow Northern Pacific Durant Great Northern Miles’ Crossing BIG Blackfoot Milling Co Bonner, Mont Bonner Yards Missoula Mont
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