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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1906

Page

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Butte Miners dominate in league batting averages

Field notes show Butte leading with team averages around .314 and individual standouts: Hardy, Irby, Swindell, and Laetinger among top hitters. Gray’s Harbor hits .205 as a team, Spokane .153 in a single game, while Toren and Swindell post strong marks for Butte. the Miners’ continued hot hitting bodes well for the pennant race.

Butte Gray's Harbor Spokane Efardie Herwig Irby Swindetts Vanvist D. Laetinger Law Hurley Toren Mme Omer Trhy Swindell

Miners, Gray's duel highlights series recap note

The report details hits and errors across the Butte Miners and Gray's teams with names like Campbell Brown Lewis and Boettinger. it notes home runs by D Boettinger and Toters and lists multiple players with doubles and steals. It forecasts upcoming games and contemplates pennant chances as weather may affect play.

Jong D. Boetthigey Flo Campbell Gwindells Adame Butte Swindelly Irby Herwhs Baxter Bare Tore Melityre Gray's Hurley Nehring Sullivan Minera Adams Herwig Bresino O. Boettinger Sule Livaih Ay Campbell Breslin Bandein Hare Verwie G. Bootigaer Spoknijlo Tech

Cleveland and Detroit Home Run Heavy Baseball Notes

Cleveland led Boston early but Bernhardt was pulled after an outburst, while Chicago edged Patterson to win by a close score as rain paused play in St Louis before New York’s late victory. Other games saw O’Leary, Wigginton and Gliven in action with several runs scattered across innings.

Polzolt Washington Detroit Falkenbure O'Leary Coughill Cormil Louis St. Louis New York Rie AY Tetley Mye York Toot Batetvieh Giaile Wad O'Connory Hunn and McGuire

Matthewson Exits Amid Umpire Dispute In New York Win

National League report from New York details Matthewson pitching with hits allowed before being removed for disputing the umpire. New York succeeded on a late hit as Philadelphia fell behind. Names listed include Wilise Ov erman Lush Pittinger Dugglong Donavon and Yoon.

New York Nava Wix Rasen Netter Beore York Philadelphia Matthewson Wilise Overman Lush Pittinger Dugglong Donavon Yoon

Belmont Park results report from June 4

Belmont Park New York June 4 results from Rae Track include seven furlongs winners Jommy Weddell and Minna, four and two half furlongs Fontort, Gayéy stakes Court Dresn War Barbary Bella, Jockey Club Whimsical, seven furlongs Minna, and mile Zlewap with Entreg and Battle Axe among top placements. times largely unreadable.

New York Belmont Jommy Weddell Watergrass Sir Lynnewood Sfontort Garters Halon Adoration Timea Jockey Club Accountant the Picket

Carrels Breaks Record Yet Is Not Ratified

Garrels of Michigan equaled the world's record for the 120 yard hurdles at Evansville on Saturday but the record will not be admitted by the athletic union. The college conference rules keep the mark as an illegitimate performance.

Chicago Garrels Michigan St. Evansville Amhletic Athletic Unilan Carrels

Gauntlet crosses Orishine in 630-mile Bermuda race

The sloop Gauntlet, sailing from New York, arrived at Hamilton Bermuda on June 4, completing part of the 630 mile race to Bermuda that began May 26 under the Brooklyn Yacht Club.

Hiamilton Bermuda New York Fom Brookisn Yacht Cab

Scenic Limited Train Arrival Report Improvised Turbulence

A fractured note reports the Scenic Limited arriving at Salt Lake after leaving Denver Sunday morning with no hitch during the flanching of the train. Arrival time was not stock this morning and no start was made on the return trip.

Salt Lake Dune Denver

Pout of Honor Dearly Won At Carabanchiol Camp

Fragmentary report states the Wadras regiment held the post of honor at a royal military review at Carabanchiol camp. It mentions officers and privates killed by a May 31 explosion caused by a bomb hurled by the king and queen of Spain, with the Wadras regiment receiving an ovation in a test.

Tigers Battle Schedule Scampers Into Montana Ball Scene

Article reports Butte Tigers pacing schedule rivals with Captain Mike Lynch leading Tacoma Timers in a western baseball circuit. Lynch claims three top pitchers, praises Tuggingotham, and promises strong showing against Gray's Harbor and Spokane. George M. Schreeder, Tacoma owner, travels with squad to Aberdeen country as circuit reshapes with Helena Vancouver in consideration.

Oly Grays Tacoma Wis Gray’s Harbor George M. Shreeder Tacomas Goth Kynes Htte Nortineesten Aberdeen Erro Lynch Shreeder Helena Vancouver Seattle Portland

Lost pennant sparks plan for space train to Butte

In a garbled report, Ifary claims Mike has the £26 pennant while ablke suspects a minger. Huw T dismisses it as a toy as two men hire their hems and plot to stir Anaconda into action by sending a space train to Butte for a game next Sunday.

Ifary Mike Ablke Minger Toy Butte Trent

Harry Pratt Captains Butte High Track Team

Harry Pratt was elected captain of the Butte high school track team succeeding Clement Crowley. Pratt, a short-distance runner with strong interscholastic meet experience, is praised as a popular pupil and expected to lead the squad as they prepare to compete in Missouri next spring.

Pratt Butte High School Yeu Trne Clement Crowley Athletic Association Cnd Roodstead Dutt Missouri

Diplomas Are Received by Two Girl Graduates

Special Dispatch to the Standard Bozeman June a recital at the agricultural college featured two graduates Edith Breen and Loretta Freeman receiving diplomas. Rev Te. Ms Denaldsen presented the awards in President Hamilton's absence. Mile Brown earned a degree in music and the graduates completed a four year course through musical training.

Bozeman The Agricultural College Migses Edith Brecn Loreraine Freeman Denaldsen Hamilton Mile Brown Iah Bite Freeman Cherue

Reception to Bryan on His Arrival Here

New York hosts a reception for William Jennings Bryan as he sails from the north and returns from Constantinople. Whitam H. Horn of the Commercial Travelers and Hotel Men's Anti-Trust league received Bryan’s letter requesting the league’s invitation. The league committee will meet to discuss preliminary plans, with Bryan expected to arrive in London to speak at a Fourth of July celebration and to reach the city around August 1.

New York Inne William Jennings Bryan Madison Square Garden Whitam H. Horn Commercial Travelers' and Hiatal Men's Anti-Trust League Mrt Bryan Constantinople League Re. Bryan London Fils City

Snake stomach yields kittens and a bite incident

Lewistown Pa June 4 Warry J Mumiel a railroad engineer reported a seven foot black racer snake swallowed two large kitten carcasses after being dissected, revealing two dead kittens. Colin Ceotzer was bitten by a capperhead snake at Granville run while checking a stone. he nearly died before rescue and medical help arrived. The river gangs in the mountains are peeling bark and report unusually plentiful rainfall.

Lewistown Warry J. Tmumiel Tennsyvania Jerday Colin Ceotzer Granville Run Crotzer

Virginia City Sobered by Narrow Horse Crush Escape

Special Dispatch reports William Broonee, a pusher between Alder and this elfr, narrowly escaped death after being kicked by two horses. He was trapped between the animals, knocked to the floor, and by seizing the hind legs of the nearest horse, held on to free himself from being crushed. The mare finally dragged him from the stall with injuries to his shin and hip.

The Standard Virginia City Wiliam Broonee Alder Elfr

Diplomatic Incident Report and Bridge Collapse Inventions

Washington June 4 official notes report Mr Thompenn American ambassador to Mexico suspended service at the state department. A revolutionary outbreak linked to Cananan scibaness traced to St Louis headquarters. Arm Cohnelt Blutts, town supervisor for bridge construction and Union Pacific steel works, was killed supervising a Tayliie project on the Union Pacific across the Missouri River. Elo struck by no Rock Island engine.

Washington Thompenn Mexico State Department St. Louis Cohnelt Blutts Tune J Laldwin Counch Blutts Bern Union Pacific Now Faille Misouri Elo Rock Island Enginc

Man shows bare feet to guests as divorce motive

In Gacioat Ohio on June 4 1906 Mrs Willian Goreng files for divorce from her husband accusing him of parading his bare feet before guests while entertaining friends She says he would return from the city in formal attire then reveal sleeping attire and wiggle his feet to humiliate her The note to the editor asks if Michael Davitt was Protestant or Catholic for a subscriber

Gacioat Ohio Willian Goreng Standard Michael Davitt

Keokuk golfer John J. Saxe dies after Bright's disease

John J. Saxe, renowned Iowa state golf champion and Trans Misssissippi winner, prominent Keokuk figure, died last night from Bright's disease. His competitive career included the state title and notable regional success.

Keokuk Town John J. Saxewell Iowa Bright

Employers Liability Upheld by Supreme Court ruling

Denver June 4 By unanimous decision the supreme court held the constitutionality of the employers liability act passed by the Legislature. The act makes an employer responsible for an employee’s death by accident even if caused by a coworker’s negligence.

Denver Supreme Court Inio

Resident of Counch Petersburg appoints council president

June reports reveal Aaron Frisch of the department of legislation in the council of the empire has been appointed president of the council in St Petersburg.

Bt. Petersburg Aaron Frisch Council of the Empire Ima Council

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