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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1901
Page
13
The article describes Warden Scott and deputies enforcing game and fish laws across forests plains and trout streams. It notes increased unease among violators, with deputies aiming to uphold law and order and deter unlawful sales of fish. The tone emphasizes a strict, vigilant approach to protect wildlife resources.
The article notes a planned meeting of the Players' Protective Association after ratifying a league contract. It reports calls to extend current salaries into 1902, arguing a unified front could avert further pay cuts and preserve baseball investments.
Chicago Chronicle columnist Ananias Railbird argues that Mr Keene overshadows the Derby winner, voicing a critical view on public attention and the race's outcome.
Mugsy McGraw argues players need sleep over strict rules. He stresses he never drinks during playing season and never used tobacco, but prefers later hours and believes self discipline matters more than rigid mandates. He says players seek to win and require little formal discipline.
Near New York a golfer struck a rock bound the ball onto a small house roof. The ball rolled along the roof and behind the chimney. The golfer climbed the ladder from the caddy, sat on the ridgepole and struck from the roof guiding the ball to the distant hole.
The article argues jockeys face a brutal life of weight loss and nerve strain. It cites Monk Overton surviving a Turkish bath diet and Mike Bergen collapsing after fasting to meet weight. It warns such practices hinder natural development and robust health for young riders.
The Spirit of the Times notes American riders trail the English leaders in wins and mounts as of May 17 with Maddden Loates and Cannon atop the list, followed by Johnny Reiff Maher and Lester Reiff. At Hurst Park Whitsuntide meeting Rambling Katie and St Morris place, Assault wins two-year races, Reiff secures three wins including Viper, and Simon Clover takes the Holiday Handicap.
Thirteen horses ran at five furlongs with Blue Diamond second and O Donov an Rossa third. Minnie Dee won the Durham Plate at one mile. May 31 the Manchester Cup featured Kilmarnock II third in a 12 horse field, Ramb ling Kate winning while giving Kil marnock II 37 pounds and Parquetry 36. Kil marnock II proved a strong performer.
The New York Herald labels the cup defenders as racing machines not true yachts. They are expensive to build and maintain, lack cabin space, require large crews, and have cramped interiors due to steel braces. In contrast, traditional yachts offered comfort and ample below deck living space for owners and guests.
Mary E Owens is a Chicago police sergeant unique in the world, assigned to sweatshops and shopping districts to enforce child labor and education laws. She supports three children, works with city officials, and often rounds up truants and underage workers, earning respect from factory managers and store owners.
To renew black lace soak in vinegar and water for several hours then rinse in cold coffee and iron while damp between two flannel pieces. The method restores faded lace and improves shabby fabric.
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