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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1906
Page
1
Outspoken: Corbin drew sharp criticism after leaving the team for the West without Ed Corbin. He played only three games, showed strong infield defense, patient hitting, and a 500 batting pace in limited action. Directors offered $99 monthly. he hoped for $100 plus, but was not kept on.
June notes discuss Bert's evangelistic efforts and public fund solicitation. Estimates suggest donors may contribute between 15000 and 25000 dollars. Outlook hints Seattle bidding for a trans ship line before the season, with Portland not desired.
A National League summary notes Boston and Chicago tied up play with Bates driving the ball toward the right field fence. The row was interrupted by an umpire named Johnstone as rain postponed the St Louis Philadelphia game and the Philadelphia ground remained in doubt.
In a marathon game at Chicago’s Weare Field, Beaves Row and star hitters drove a 43-inning battle against Boston. Weaker New York fielding, Mullin’s absence, and late rallying pressure kept the score unsettled. Mullin and Warner worked the New York batteries while Hahn, Clarkson, and Kleinow pitched for Boston. A miscue by Rossman in Cleveland’s eighth led to the variable winning run for Philadelphia as Laetzel and Seybold clutched the finale.
In a June 18 Pacific Coast League game at Portland the home team rallied with Fresng dec Feat tt, as standout Fresng excelled in strikeouts though a metal ARAN 4 the. The batting was limited and the clock showed a long, monotonous score with Portlan players and Freane featuring in the lineup, including Lemke and Disliwoead.
Dillon hosts Lima in a 9 purse contest with betting and a troubled crowd on the Dillon diamond. The Lima lineup failed to overwhelm, while locals note the popularion and betting heat amid pageantry. Livingston reports Gate Klein of Helena beating Covington 5 to 4 in the season opener. Mining City Juniors edged Page’s Fork 1 to Md at Nevada street grounds.
Race results from a Yonkers track card include six furtions with Bo Wan first Bahenia second Reeehow third clocking 4 11 in the opener. The golfing segment sees Jenna McCahe take top honors with Ted Mek second Angler inder third. Fourth race lists Weat wan Coderstrome and Bullseye in order. Fifth race notes the Astoriz stakes.
The fragmentary notes show multiple horse races with winners such as Atkins and Lassen in various heats. Second and third places appear for several events, including Parkas and Wittes. Names are inconsistent and some lines unreadable, but the gist is a list of race outcomes and placements across several heats.
public business, even when unable to arise from his bed. As soon as his weakened condition permitted, he was taken to Cheinnad, spending weeks at Christ hospital and age he was brought to his country home at Milford. He had been reporter as steadily gathering skies then, a report was current last week that he suffered a relapse. Andrew Linther Harris, lieutenant governor, who under the constitution becomes governor during the term for which Pattigon was elected, is a repubth. He was born in Bitter county, Chin, now 17, 18. He graduated at Miall university with the class of 1860, not the following year entered the union army, being mustered out under general by brevet. He was admitted in the day to 16. He was elected Hentaiant suvernor both times that Willan McKinley was chaser Revernor.
Vancouver police pursue Sume W-Johnnyt UN alias Tackum also known as Sook Sats, an Indian ex convict with a long criminal record, linked to an alleged murder. The man fled toward White Rock, Rowland and Brithead areas, avoiding arrest while authorities warn of a dangerous suspect.
A balloon named Tulian Thoms and Chaves Solve departed New York yesterday evening and landed near South New Berlin at 3 o clock. Dr Thomas said the voyage was a success in every way and that the crew could have traveled farther if needed.
An old OCR fragment touts a family medicine praised for restoring stomach issues and lists symptoms like poor appetite insomnia cramps headache indigestion dyspepsia bloating female illness malaria. It mentions 53 years record and urges use by physicians and patients.
A seven year old boy abducted from a Philadelphia area lot was recovered unharmed after the kidnapper Freddie Kean was captured. Police traced the crime to vacant West Philadelphia houses and a rear shed escape, with a crowd of over a thousand cheering as the boy reunited with his mother. Kean demanded $3.07 for the boy’s return and warned of worse if not paid.
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports a remarkable escape tale involving Rimell the jumper. The text mentions pursuit by guards, a window escape, and a scattered series of incidents across Franklin and Pendleton with unclear chronology and many garbled details.
Rev Dr Morace WwW Toden preached on The Ultimate Dominion of Light to the graduating class at the new oral college assembly hall. The hall was filled to capacity by citizens and students as music was directed by Prop Luce of the college music department.
June 18 Ban Mranetsee reports that J aid Benton and Culsepph Papa were injured and Henson possibly fatally when a wall at the corner of Hifernia and Kearny avenues collapsed on a half completed frame for a burned building. Fire had swept the exterior walls, leaving a standing fire-safe frame.
A young boy named Willie, son of Spin Powers, was fatally injured when struck by a heavily loaded wagon near Dillon. He suffered severe leg injuries and remained under care as doctors hoped for his recovery.
Miss Conger of Nee Point near death after a mysterious illness linked to a failed wedding plan. Doctors reported she faced a serious operation to address alleged complications from a prior engagement.
A partially legible wartime item mentions Jewish communities, a Colegram from a Russian contact, and casualties described as wounded and destroyed. The OCR text is garbled, but references June events, a letter dated Monday, and ongoing wartime losses affecting Jewish groups.
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