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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1905
Page
3
Meadow s meet results show Rodolfo and Indicate winning early dashes while Mosketo Doublet Laura F M Liberto take notable longer events. Winners include Rodolfo Indicate Mosketo Doublet Laura F M Liberto with times ranging from 56 seconds to 1 minute 44 seconds and locations in Seattle and St Louis.
At St Louis fair grounds results list six flat races. Maggie Powers won the first race followed by Selfish and Bess Chaney with a 56 second 2 fifths time. Humorist won the five furlong second race with Excitement and Ina Gray placing. Sorrel Top, Hilona and Picture Hat filled the top three in the six furlong third race with 1 15 3 5 timing. Gold Enamel led the six furlong fourth race with Just So and J P Mayberry in order. Brennenworth won the one mile fifth race with King Ellsworth and Mail Box behind. Dave Sommers captured the mile and a sixteenth sixth race with Light Opera and Athel rose next.
New York June 5 Gravesend first race six furlongs Broad cloth won Buttons second Czaraphine third time 1 10 2 5 Second race steeplechase about two and a half miles Gold Van won Sand hurst second Nitrate third time 4 55 Third race mile and a sixteenth tarnish won Beldame second Kehail an third time 1 47 Fourth race the Bedford stakes five
In the furlongs division Guiding Star won with Quorum second and Osiris third in 1 01. Ocean Tide captured the mile and a sixteenth with Canteen second and James Holly third in 1 47 4 5. In five furlongs Yankee Consul won followed by Athlete and St Este phe with a time of 1 01 3 5.
In Chicago on June 5, the Western Jockey Club allowed Delmar Jockey Club to run a race meeting in St. Louis starting June 12. Despite Missouri's new anti-betting law to take effect June 17, Delmar officials say they can evade the ban and permit patrons to wager on race results.
The American yacht Apache finished last in the Emperor William's cup race at 10:20 this morning near Falmouth England after a slow voyage due to being set too far north and four heavy gales. The crew endured an 18 hour heave to off Cape Race. all aboard reported in good health.
Special Dispatch notes Judge Winston arrived to open Granite County court. Lawyers Lewis A. Smith Ia P Forestell E Scharnikow H W Rodgers attended. Three criminal cases set تشمل train robbery alleged against Clarence B Young and George Hammond and burglary charges against three youths including two Perrimans and a Brogan son. Hammond may not reach Deer Lodge until about June 5th due to travel delays.
S D Blake received a three months jail term for assaulting A B Cadigan in Billings. The incident, before Justice Fraser, left Cadigan battered and fearing he would be killed if not for an officer’s timely arrival.
New York Americans defeat Boston Quakers while Boston loses to New York in a double header. Taylor effective for New York as 1,900 attend. Cincinnati edge St Louis 3–2 with Seymour's two base hit in ninth and Barney RBI single.
Chicago fans saw the locals rally in the eighth inning by scoring three singles and a double to win today's game. Leever pitched effectively until the decisive frame while Pfeffer held the visitors in check after the third. Attendance reported at 2,100 with Pfeffer and O Neill for the locals and Leever and Peitz for the visitors. Umpire Emslie.
In Philadelphia on June 5 Washington overpowered the Phillies 6 to 4 as Washington’s timely hitting and Philadelphia errors by Henley fueled the win. Philadelphia rallied with solid hitting but failed to string hits together. Attendance was 3,900 with Patten and Hayden pitching for Washington and Henley and Coakley manning the field for Philadelphia.
Bozeman shews held graduation at the opera house with declamations by Charles Luce Zade Morgan Leo Jeffries Annis Mc Lean recitations by Bertha McLeod Myrtie Landon Christina Cameron and a Julius Caesar scene. Music by class members piano duets and junior choruses noted. Supt Cunningham received certificates. Supt Harmon retires to become state superintendent.
Acting Secretary Loomis said Ambassador Meyer informed Washington that Russia will recognize all American passports including Hebrew faith, confirming prior press reports. Simon Wolf, head of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations rights group, praised the move as a 25 year effort’s triumph.
King Alfonso XIII of Spain arrived in London for a grand welcome arranged by King Edward. The day featured lavish decorations and minute police and security measures though heavy rain dampened the ceremonies. The Spanish monarch visited Marlborough House and Buckingham Palace, dining with the royal family that night.
In Kendall near Lewistown, oil was found on the Bullard ground, surprising locals who expected cyanide ore. The St Paul company controls the site and aims to assess any potential benefit. Meanwhile, interest shifts to the Alaska beach area near Rogers as new oil claims emerge.
Governor Beckham received from William J. Bryan a $400 check payable to the Kentucky Mechanical college to fund an annual prize for the best essay on free government. The gift is part of a $10,000 fund bequeathed by Philip Sherman Bennett of Connecticut, to be distributed to 25 colleges.
Great Falls reports 30 hour rainfall of 1.47 inches with a low 52 degrees. Since May 8 total rainfall reaches 3.75 inches. Crop conditions improve as streams resume flow. Northern Montana records 1.25 to 3.10 inches in the last 48 hours.
The Montana Horse Sales company opened a large sale in Billings with four thousand animals in the yards, many from Beaverhead and Madison counties, and strong prices expected.
Nagasaki reports that, on good authority, all Russian naval prisoners in Japan will be sent home. The statement implies a forthcoming prisoner exchange or release agreement involving Japanese and Russian authorities.
Report from Vladivostok says a Japanese attack on the fortress is not long delayed. Despite this danger the population remains calm and determined. Work on defenses has continued since the war began and is now considered complete.
The Philadelphia Ledger reports President Eliot of Harvard advocates cutting the long vacation from three or four months to two weeks and urges curbing football to treat the college course as a serious matter.
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