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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1906
Page
1
A charity baseball benefit for John Herwig drew about 200 fans in Butte. The game featured local players and Clomiann state circuit veterans, raising $150 for Herwig who remains in hospital with unclear speech and possible skull injury. Directors signaled a new roster choice for the team.
National League coverage from New York reports on a parade dated January 12 and notes Jone's standout performance. The piece highlights team standings and upcoming games, with emphasis on local reactions and crowd engagement.
A garbled report shows the New York club winning the championship on June 12 with a victory over Cincinnati and a Philadelphia shutout. Umpires are listed as O Dayvil Cons Philadelpia and others. Rest of text is fragmented and unclear.
Detroit edges Detroit in the ninth as Jones delivers a run and steals to pull ahead. Lindsass bat bit and tranford's FR, to renter. Beare, RH.
In the Pacific Coast League Oakland opened the week with a victory aided by heavy hiring and stout pitching from Graham. San Francisco’s pitcher Forton was hit hard, while Oakland’s offense featured O’Brien Wilson and Grove-Dorniy, securing a favorable score.
Tennis players gather on Diamond Court at Crystal Street for a three-class event. Morning rounds lead into afternoon play with several matchups including Burton vs Meteo and Kucsted vs Bushnetl. Class B and C draws feature many local rivals as winners advance toward the finals over the week.
Thorough report of New York race meeting with multiple events. Winners include Abowt Aby furlong winner Fax and Comedienne second in the opening race. Glen Bed West third in the second. Turlon Betangs taking the third with Judge Post second. Cairngorm second and Ormondade third in the standard stakes. Deloria Fens and Schaalate placing in the fifth with Misigyitis winning. Kentucky Beau wins the seventh with Cintia Keaseca third. Time marks and fractions noted such as 1:53 and 1:01 3/4.
Money section notes a $1,750,000 transfer on June 12 from a sub-regin unit in New York to Salt nelsto for the account of the Philippine government. The report references the transaction as part of ongoing financial dealings with the Philippines.
Glasgow reports the Creat Norther blockade broken enabling trains to run through. The town faced high water and limited country provisions as crowds packed stations. Jury trials were postponed due to witness attendance, and Markell was found guilty of grand larceny with a 12 year sentence.
In federal court today three men pled guilty to crimes on tribal lands. Atne Blazes received 60 days in jail and a $100 fine for introducing Aquor on the Crow reservation, while J Cobell and Albert Lincoln faced penitentiary terms for offenses on the Duckwater and Crow reservations respectively.
Today’s Butte vs Spokane game postponed to 2:30 PM as Minors' Union Day celebrations begin. Governor Toole slated to attend at the garden. Butte aims to rise in the standings while Tacenet meets Gray Harbor. Crowd expected to set records at the wardens event.
Hamilton June 12 report notes the late John Hay and effects of nol runaways. Thursday morning interment held at Riverview cemetery. Old Fellows of Hamilton traveled to Darby Sunday for a lodge service. A logging train carried party members to the event.
London witnesses a crowded Drury Lane jubilee for Ellen Terry as doors open at 10 30 am and police manage a packed, largely unsentimental crowd. Signora Duse Mme Rennie and Gece Coquelins arrive from France with Melba and Signor Cargo singing. The program highlights the first act of Much Ado About Nothing with Terry supervising a local cast.
Brigham City, Cian, Jame 12 Edward Sorensen and Henry Woodland, both 18, face wider arrest for alleged attempted murder of Woodland parents at Wilittd. Sorensen reportedly fired a double barreled shotgun at the sleeping couple. Mrs Woodland was wounded and may not recover. Woodland, Jr. allegedly argued with his parents over a fund matter and fled after the shooting.
The Delaware legislature elected Henry A. Du Pont as United States senator for the constitutional term beginning March day. The vote split along party lines with five Republicans supporting Du Pont and one voting for J. Edward Ade from Arkansas style notation. Du Pont, 68, a Delaware native and heir to the powder works, is noted for wealth and Civil War service.
Philadelphia June 12 presidents of coal carrying railroads will be invited to appear before the Interstate Commerce Commission to state any comments they desire. Commissioner Cockrell said invitations would go to the heads of Pennsylvania, Baltimore & Ohio, Norfolk & Western, Chesapeake & Ohio, and New York Central. No subpoenas will be issued. The commission will consider relations of land and all interests. Nearby, many residents plan to register in Billings for the open land program and housing prospects.
Fragmentary text reports a 20th of month ceremony at George residence with Miss. Mentions Miss and Misses names, a local bank cashier at Mihi State Bank, a deeded property to Wen Wa center ward, and a claimed amount of 390000 dollars. The legible facts are minimal and disjointed.
The Independent Order of Odd Fellows held its regular annual memorial service at Standard Hall last evening. C H Tracy spoke on the order's aims and a band provided music. Rev H A Carnahan delivered the memorial address, urging remembrance of the fallen and highlighting charity, loyalty, and brotherhood as guiding principles.
June 12 Toissilte reports Kentuckylane residents abroad flock home for homecoming week inaugural events. LouisvilleWill host largest crowd for any event with ex-President Ailson Stevenson set to speak and other notable figures arriving from Missouri and beyond.
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