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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1907
Page
7
Dillon baseball team outplayed Anaconda locals in a two game set with errors shaping the scores. Jenkins started for the locals and Butler finished, while the Dillon players benefited from miscues and crowd bias as the visitors took both games in a lively but uneven exhibition.
A list of uncalled for mail for the Amaccashe post office for the week ending Saturday August 27 includes names such as Martin A. Allen J. A. Anderpus AT Baker Buckley Dann y Bahn Cecily Charles Carlen John An Gotkan Donte Domico Doyen Patrick Doyle Jesse Dver Arthur Falk Frank Janagen Jean Fitzpatrick Mirhin Fisher Magnus Hansen Thesel Howard Frank Hing K Kriskovlely Matti Krogeras Charles Liunin J C Leadbeater G W Liker A Lindgren Robert Manly Willem Moran William Moi Paphane Stephen Pope John Rahs Beri Rynearson Alex Sterenc Joseph Jeffers Dirk Tiptnn Beynott and others.
Phiero notes an immense crowd at Washoe Park with every car in the lot loaded with passengers. The Anaconda band played in the band stand while attendees enjoyed the lake and shade. Evening dances filled the pavilion as thousands wandered the park grounds all day.
The column lists ads for rental unfurnished rooms at 202 West Park and a five-room modern house for sale near Ynep, plus a Black’s event at Teacher’s Verberckimoes and a Standard hall schedule. It notes wills and funerals, visits of local residents, and upcoming meetings of the Anaconda mill and smelter men.
A mass meeting of the Anaconda Smelter and Miners Union leaders authorized a parade and demonstration in honor of W. D. Haywood. A parade with brass bands and drum corps is planned for Thursday evening with a large pyrotechnic display on the city common after disbandment.
The Virginia case centers on state society and free institutions as Judge Pritchard notes the situation extends beyond passenger rates. He cites the corporation commission ready to publish or act to vindicate rights and aims to delay for counsel review before a definite, advantageous course for the state. The governor vows to maintain rights and dignity and enforce powers once the committee is perfected.
The notice advertises a Washoe Park street car service running every noon and evening with special trips for picnic days and dancing nights. It also promotes a new clothing line with 26 patterns priced at 17 cents a yard and mentions tailor services. A beauty product line sells Latin skin cream tan powder at 3 cents.
Street events for Mimo Cant Carsip and Prom park after noon and evening walks. special services on Mente class. dancing nights every Sunday.
A blast and fire at 222 Christie Street levelled a six story tenement, killing Mary and at least 12 others with over a dozen injured. The building housed 20 families and remains partially wrecked as rescuers search for victims and survivors amid collapsing walls and smoke.
An obscure report mentions an alleged Greek or Latin named figure connected to a presidential or government charge, with extradition sought by a government authority. It references a person claiming innocence and criticism from several names, plus a disputed payment or fine owed to the city treasurer.
A Missouri native aged in his youth died after a two week illness at a hospital in Crocker, Michigan. The deceased, associated with the Katie ana supreme court, was a Justice of the Katie ana supreme court and the article notes his health decline over the final weeks.
An 18th annual session of a commerce congress was convened in Munkogee during the ninth month of Oklahoma's new calendar. The event began with a formal inauguration Friday, signaling a period of discussions among regional merchants and officials.
A long obituary of Loyal Old Shep DG the printer’s dog who served at the Standard office for years. The loyal terrier, born near Walkureville, lived with printer Weller and walked trains to guide his master. He guarded ink and lights, attended baseball outings, and died peacefully after a life of faithful service to the printers.
W T Parker was killed at BG Hole Ranch when a photograph gallery building on Hickory Street and West Park Avenue caught fire shortly after midnight. Restoration, with Collins and mortgage ties, proceeds at a lodge under local officials. Parker, former resident of Dot Lage valley, left a widow and several children.
El Paso July 2 immticated in wholesale stangeling operations uncovered by Mexican cenions san Whoritius, an American engineer and a witchman on Moxtown Central railroad, were arrested today and jailed in Juarez. It is said large shipments of goods were smuggled into Mexico on switch engines. Three prominent Juarez businessmen were arrested yesterday, among the town’s leading merchants now charged with smuggling.
Mothers seek baby health through nutrition, noting Sanipure Milk as near to mother's milk in balance. The ad urges checking that baby foods contain the right ingredients and offers a booklet titled Baby's First Days along with a mail offer for more information from Pacific Coast Condensed Milk Co.
An extensive Austrian government project completed in 1901 now links Lender and Trieste via Innsbruck and the Arlberg tunnel. The line traverses Tyrolean valleys and limestone country, easing travel from London to southern resorts, with Villach and Lake Como scenery, widening access to the Adriatic coast and the emerging Trieste port facilities.
Qawistown July 2 Mla of Flatwillow travels with 200 teeth as warnings before leaving. Mar Ula, a ranchman, did not deter the noble animals from crossing the trail. A week later a man found fragments of a boat? and a supposed murder weapon. Teeth were sewn to hide evidence, later collected by Mr. Uy and associates.
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