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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1909

Page

23

Fast Victory Over Leaders In Butte City League Clash

Carmen side edges Boston & Montana 1 0 in a tight, late stoppage win at Columbia Gardens. Pitching by Church silenced the visitors with two hits, while Krueger’s misplayed ball setup Carmen’s lone run in the sixth. Hosking and Verheyen sparkled in the field as crowd fury rose to fever pitch.

Ltter Columbia Gardens Claybourn Carmen Sundberg Boston & Montana Butte Boston Montana Miners Church McLaughling Slim Krueger Krueger Hosking Verheyen

Awnings and Canvas Goods Store Ad in Arizona Street

An ad listing awnings tents and canvas goods appears for a business at 17 N Arizona St named Acualay with a phone number Ind 6118. The concise catalog highlights practical products and local service details for shoppers.

Acaulay Arizona St Phone Ind

Hardman Captured in Salt Lake City After Decoy

Louis Harchart alias Hardman, wanted in Butte for forgery and horse stealing, claimed a registered letter at the Salt Lake post office and was arrested by two detectives. He used the name Smith while employed at a fruit company and allegedly plotted to rob the company safe. Sheriff O Rourke of Butte was notified to extradite the prisoner.

Salt Lake City Utah Louis Harchart Hardman Harchart Butte Smith O'Rourke

SAILING ABOVE THE EARTH IN A DRIVING SNOWSTORM

A midsummer snowstorm two miles up blocked a balloon ascent by John J. Berry and two companions from University City as they aimed to land near Savannah Illinois. They covered 242 miles with gusting winds, rising to 15 000 feet and battling sleet and falling snow while keeping the basket clear to avoid weight gain.

St. Louis John J. Berry University City Savannah Ill Berry

Riots Break Out Again At Car Plant

Pittsburg July 26 rioting flared at the Pressed Steel Car plant at Mc rxee's Rocks as striking workers were fired upon by deputy sheriffs. No injuries reported. Extra sentries and armed guards surrounded the plant amid the renewed unrest. The Butler plant strike at Standard Steel Co. was settled amicably.

Pittsburg Pressed Steel Car Company Mcrxee's Rocks Standard Steel Cag Company Butler

Dramatic Exit After Killing His Wife in New Bedford

New Bedford Mass July 26 After showing a letter in which he said he murdered his wife Robert M Fanning of Westport shot and killed himself in the police station early today The police later found the mutilated body of his wife where he had directed Fanning killed his wife because she refused to live with him He was 28 years old.

New Bedford Mass Robert M. Fanning Westport Fanning

Billings to Again Serve as Freight Transfer Point

Billings will again handle all freight transfers for Northern Pacific, Burlington and Great Northern railways. Laurel transfers are closed and workers return to Billings to reestablish operations. The move, aided by Billings Chamber of Commerce, aims to prevent delays of up to 24 hours for eastbound shipments and maintain local commerce.

Standard Billings Northern Pacific Burlington Great Northern Railroad Laurel Burlington and Great Northern Billings Chamber of Commerce Great Northern

Great Falls Opens New Automatic Telephone Company

Special dispatch reports Great Falls launches the Great Falls Automatic Telephone Company with articles filed to establish the service. The move signals expansion in local communications and sets the stage for improved dial connections and telephone coverage in the city.

Standard Great Falls The

Land sale at invoice price in Great Falls Townsite

The Great Falls Townsite Company announces every lot in the townsite is offered at the old invoice price with all lots included in the sale. Management aims to build a large town rather than seek small profits, inviting visitors to view the plat of lots now on sale.

Great Falls

Montana Independent Telephone unit files articles in Billings

A Montana Independent Telephone branch filed articles in the clerk and recorder’s offices for a $500,000 concern. Florence R. Vandeputte serves as president, George H. Stanton as vice president and treasurer, and R. T. Durett as secretary and managing director. A property on First Avenue North near the federal building will host a $25,009 building, with the exchange expected to operate by December 1.

Unbalanced by tragedy O Connell kills wife then self

Relatives say Philip O Connell acted after grief over a family tragedy. He killed his wife and then himself in the Meaderville home of her parents. A missing brother, killed in Wickes three weeks earlier, was found in an unmarked grave. Coroner Davenport to hold inquest at Sherman Reed's tonight at 7.

Philip O'Connell Meaderville Great Northern Wickes O'Connell

Death by Own Action Club Formed Among Factory Workers

Cleveland July 26 a club of factory workers disheartened by daily grind advocates death by own action as the only means to peace of mind. Parents of 18 year old Rebecca Bosechk report she was found shot dead in Gordon park. A companion girl is feared to follow suit within days. mother overheard plans to kill themselves. The group reportedly included six girls four young men and a man and wife who met at various places and read morbid literature.

Cleveland Rebecca Bosechk Gordon Park

Canada to Build Navy to Defend the Empire

Victoria July 26 Canada will build a navy to co operate with the British navy for defense of the empire said William Pugsley Dominion minister of public works before the board of trade. He expects first class vessels of war of Canadian origin manned by Canadians stationed on Atlantic and Pacific seaports.

Victoria B. C Canada Empire William Pugsley Dominion Board of Trade Atlantic Pacific

Fighting is on again more trouble for Spain

Madrid reports renewed fighting outside Melilla as Spanish forces under General Marina clash with Moorish tribesmen. General Linares says mobilization will reach 24 000, raising Marina's force to about 40 000, with further brigades likely. Censors curb war dispatches and foreign telegraph news to officials only.

Madrid Marina Melilla Linares

General strike declared in Barcelona over war toll

Barcelona reports a general strike as a protest against the Spanish-Moroccan conflict. The government answered with a state of siege, effectively martial law, tightening authority amid unrest.

Barcelona

Suffering in Extreme Heat Across Farm Animals and Wildlife

A nature lover notes extreme summer heat harms fish birds and domestic animals. Fish die in shallow warm ponds while seeking shade in streams and cooler depths. Birds seek sprinkling water and baths for cooling. Domestic fowls pant with open beaks and crave water. Cows seek shade and shade pools to escape flies, and horses and dogs suffer similarly in the heat.

Boss and Applicant Exchange Over Employment Offer

In a brief Cleveland Leader caption, a boss declines available work while the applicant negotiates for pay. The exchange highlights a witty exchange about employment and salary, reflecting humorous social dialogue. The item captures a local newspaper style joke about job offers and compensation.

Cleveland Leader

Notary Reynolds Loses Commission For Extra Fee Demands

Kalispell July 26. B N Reynolds an authorized notary public was relieved of his commission by Register Swaney of the United States land office after two visiting landseekers complained he tore up their applications when they refused to pay an additional $2 for his services. Reynolds was summoned from bed to acknowledge papers after promising to arrange matters for a Sunday night renewal. He said the inconvenience was worth about $2 to him. This is the second revocation of a notarial commission since registration opened. Drenching rain kept many away from trains, while registrations today topped about 1,590.

Standard Kalispell B. N. Reynolds Register Swaney United States Land Office Reynolds Spokane Chamber of Commerce

Registration Boom for Flathead Lands Draws Big Crowds

Missoula on July 26 reports steady influx for Flathead lands registration after weekend notary offices closed. Day’s total reaches 4,096, boosting two days to 29,789 registered in Missoula. projections suggest 60,000 statewide as peak approaches, with crowded trains and smooth on-site processing amid heavy turnout.

Standard Missoula Notaries Northern Pacific Milwaukee

Dieting an Engine at Altoona Shows Railroading Precision

A test engine at Altoona undergoes a formal diet with measured coal and water, miles of theoretical grades, and detailed reports. The process mirrors Dr. Wiley’s scientific food research, as railroads invest heavily in tests and experts to optimize locomotives and operations.

Altoona Wiley Washington Mets

Daring rescues mark a tragedy on the Yellowstone trip

A party from Billings at a Sons of Hermann picnic ventured in a makeshift boat built for three. Overcrowded by six adults and two children, a strong undertow swept the vessel midstream. Staffek, an expert oarsman and swimmer, guided the doomed ride before perishing as the boat capsized.

W. J. Scott Yellowstone Billings Sons of Hermann Staffek

Mussels in Paris A Gourmet’s Toast to French Cooking

A culinary writer recounts a Paris visit praising a small street side restaurant and the mussels, transformed into moules mariniere by a master French chef. He extols garlic aromas, Camembert, cafe Mazagran, and the enduring triumph of cookery beyond battles and empires.

Paris America Coney Island

Society Goes Gypsying From the Lady's Pictorial

The caravan club at Cranford Bridge grows in popularity despite bad weather with nightly dinners at the Berkeley Arms and meals in camp. Army officer’s wife invents a steam cooker praised by campers. Lady Lamington and Lady Denman join, signaling that caravaning may become a preferred holiday trend.

Lady’s Pictorial Cranford Bridge Berkeley Arms Lady Lamington Lady Denman

Mine Explosion Kills Twelve in France

An explosion of fire damp in a mine near Claremont-Ferrand, France, today killed twelve miners. The disaster occurred in a local mining area as rescuers worked at the scene.

Claremont-Ferrand France Here

Public service ad highlights store concessions to public convenience

An advertising note emphasizes that a store’s public service role hinges on its concessions to public convenience, framing promotions as essential community support and customer aid.

Best Land Proposition In North America Today

Advertises Nechaco valley farm land near Grand Trunk Pacific railway with 125 miles from salt water. Highlights rich soil, mild climate, abundant water, game and fish, no need to live on site, and easy access to maps photos and reports. Claims rapid wealth from real estate and urges independent farming outlook.

Grand Trunk Paccific Railway Timothy Nechaco Valley North America

Special Rates East for Burlington Through Trains

Diverse routes and stopovers with rates via St. Paul or Billings, direct or via Billings and Denys, in either direction at no extra cost. Through equipment via St. Paul and Mississippi River scenic line or via Billings to Chicago St. Louis Kansas City Omaha Denver. Does not through equipment mean a good deal to you.

St. Paul Billings Direct Billings and Denys Burlington Northern Pacific Northern Billings Chicago St. Louis Kansas City Omaha Denver

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