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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1909
Page
4
A lively ladies baseball game draws a large crowd as Miss Orrie and Miss Branston star in fielding and batting for Chicago. Orrie makes a spectacular catch in the ninth, three other players drive runs, and the teams clash at the gardens in the evening tilt.
Paddy Sullivan and Miidy Aviva, arrested in Thatta, confess to a crime involving $40 money stolen from a carrier. Detectives Williams and Larkin trace the bag to a jailer then recover the cash. Sullivan and Cross await county attorney prosecution as six become motion pictures at Alcazar theater on West Park.
Yeamioumote was arrested by Detective Larkin on a charge of threatening deadly assault against a Jap countryman named Siatatra Pittenell Atass Fund 34. The balloon Massachusetts began its ascent from here at 2 27 a. m.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a robbery involving a city fleet, with named individuals pilot and Woo and others in Moston. The incident mentions a staged action, a suspect group, and a monetary figure around $39. The report references a town of Laat Abin and a high claimed amount of W600.
The Los Angeles report states a $10,000 cash disappearance tied to a bank transfer to Bisbee Arizona. Four packages were mailed by the National Bank to the Bisbee bank, with two packages found tampered and misdirected, suggesting a robbery and breach.
A fragmented report describes a six shooter drawn near Park and Wyoming A street disturbance led to an arrest with details unclear The case mentions a serious charge and a request for release by a writ of habeas corpus with the suspect held for further proceedings
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The Hullo Business Courge baseball team will entertain many friends at a grand ball at Columbia garden Wednesday evening. The management aims for large turnout to raise funds to pay for a goal. Men’s 4.00 shirts for sale and a sale starts at 9 sharp tomorrow at Buncher’s.
Rome July 13 The pope received Monsignor Saleonto Washington delegate at Washington and the American bishops at the golden jubilee of the American college. Dr Walt of New York president of the American college delivered remarks. The pope praised the college for aiding American students and thanked supporters including contributions from the university and from Western states electric firms.
A fragmented notice reports a benevolent society with a long history in New York. It notes ten million dollars paid out in benefits, including sick and needy relief, across 941 pledged regions and affiliates. The document references Taft and a convention context with obscure names and dates.
Guy Potter Banton, president of Mino University, denounces Japanese influence in public schools during the institution's centennial. Dr Tentow strongly endorses the anti Japanese movement in the West amid the celebration, framing it as patriotic.
Miss Ethel Dillowk of Butte Montana dies after long illness nervous fever weakened her health for years. She was a daughter of Mr and Mrs Joseph Dillon born in Pennsylvania, survived by two brothers Eugene and Charles and four sisters Vrenees Mrs Dennis Parrelly Mrs O Donnell and Mrs George Dinehue among relatives. Funeral at St Patrick's church with brief services. burial under family wishes.
The article claims the government approved 3660.00 romamsed by the council of state, alarming liberals who fear a new military venture in Morocco. It suggests prorogation to block interpellations while defending Spanish interests in the Rift against Marxist tribal threats.
The committee for the Ohsis-Usin Endeavvor convention announces William Bryan will deliver an address at a wedding that accepts Rav. Wh. Smahury of Onaha's offer to wed for a charge and the tram.
Mediros, a rising athletic figure, earned a wrestling reputation by pinning Al Turpis in a 12 round match at America. The contest stretched 40 minutes with Mediroy twice delivering decisive pins as the bout neared its end.
Boxing brief notes that Neil and Attell train for a forthcoming bout at a Madison arena lane. Rankin boxed seven rounds yesterday while Neil stayed active on the bag and in gym drills. Attell, Kantz, and Smith joined in sparring sessions as Monte weighs around 120 pounds, nearing a likely 140 pound limit.
An unclear report from Green Bay area details a church lightning strike resulting in a fatality and surrounding confusion. Authorities investigate cause and exact circumstances as residents seek explanation for the deadly event.
French Ambassador to the United States, M. Tusserand, visited the Alaska-Yukon-Pacific exposition in Seattle. He arrived with a retinue and toured the fairgrounds, meeting hosts and viewing exhibits during his morning stay.
In Portland Oregon, 16 year old Charles H Vaughn drowned in the Willamette River during a swimming event as companions watched. He worked for the Northern Pacific Railway and recently came from Denver where his wealthy parents live.
A dispatch from Livingston reports a new Haighta of Columbus council formed today to address ongoing conflict. Details are scarce as officials convene to discuss strategy and potential actions amid uncertain tensions.
A fragment notes ceremonies concerning a1 monies of the Bozeman Carmell with a few attendees from other portions of ele skite. The readable text provides few clear names, places, or dates.
A farmer living six miles south of Cowell was shot at his home by a rifle from the garden. He fled into the house and hid as an assailant fired. Mrs Hinfeld heard the shot and notified authorities. The wounded man escaped with injuries described as serious but non-fatal. Local pursuit continues for the assailant or attackers.
From Samarkand to Azerbaijan reports claim Shakhsevan tribesmen ravage Ardabil division in Persia's northwest. Dispute reports 4,009 killed with survivors seeking protection from Russian authorities.
New York on June 14 saw world champion Eniauied taking on nine Rice Chess Club members in a simultaneous display. Only two of the nine players managed to draw or win a game against the champion, emphasizing the difficult pace of the edition.
The account notes a photography project at Armour stockyards where ten photographs were taken. The company paid $2,200 for the session, while the total cost reached about $4,200, reflecting a steep price per image and prompting discussion of value versus speculative profit in the business of portrait and stockyard photography.
From St Peteraburg a dispatch reports the cur has purchased Katka on the Gulf of Vining. The Imperial maid buys the property as the court physician seeks Pintami residence for the empress health. The pare offers yacht and fishing for recreation.
Jesse Boroote, president of the Keating Gold Mining Company, states in a June 42 1309 notice that the Keating Gold Mining Company has not consolidated with any other corporation, its name unchanged, and it still owns the Meadhing gold mine and all previously owned mining properties. The Reading Gold Mining Company denies any affiliation with similarly named firms.
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