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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1906
Page
1
Four Brooklyn runs beat Boston 4-1 after a near riot in the stands when police investigated alleged local gambling. Players and fans surged onto the field while officers offered no arrests, amid a chaotic scene at the game in Boston.
Fragmented report recalls Chicago defeating St Louis in a tight battle with pitchers Brown McCarthy and King contributing. Also mentions New York and Cincinnati games, detailing sparse line notes, with references to Batting, pitching, and umpiring as the season unfolds.
Portland Oregon July 21 Morlaid saved a base running blunder in the twelfth inning as Morose defeated Fresno 5 to 4 with Moora and Gimmit Dean among the batters. Seattle beat San Francisco 11 to 4 on heavy hitting led by 42 hits with 11 doubles.
In Oakland California today June won a fast race in one hour and twenty seven minutes, setting this season's record. Local notes mention competitors Ratterlor-Reidy and Donal among others, with Bee and Lee involved in the event.
Keen racing day at Sheepshead Bay featured a world record for seven furlongs as well as multiple stakes results. Prince Hamburg won the six and a half furlongs race while various horses, including Musketeers Line and Mineola, set or equaled records on the program. A May sale at the Raceland stud drew active bidding with Blues-and-Blue Cth Attic leading at $1000.
In St Louis and Philadelphia games on June 2, teams faced light hits and tight pitching. Glade and Richey led St Louis with decisive innings, while Philadelphia’s sluggers struggled against strong defense. Adelnihi earned another win, and the schedule highlighted close runs and key base actions across the league.
Yale defeats Waivard 10 to 1 in the second game of the championship series at Yale Field. The blues win the afternoon clash as Harvard suffers a setback, with Yale scoring 10 and Harvard 1 in Cambridge.
A garbled report names AY Gray of New York A Ml Kent of New Jersey and OC AL Sullivan of Brooklyn as founders of The Consolidated Copper Company with a capital of $250,000. Officials P Hughes of Dean Carbon County and B W Hlad-Tard and BY At dtigerford of BHInKE are mentioned among the incorporators.
A Montana State Senator faces charges over fencing in public lands. Indictments include Charles McDonnell as a sheepman tied to fencing, Andrew Johnson in River Grass County, and Silver of Silver Bow County on fencing accusations. Arraignments are scheduled for June 2 and related appearances in June.
Weather and rain in the Northwest lifted expectations of red rust damage, prompting shorts to cover and local buying. The market moved sharply mid session with September options dipping then rallying as cash corn traded higher and prices closed near session highs amid strong demand and firm prevision market signals.
The Helena Gazette notes several filings of incorporation to the Montana Secretary of State. Entities listed include the Montana Chateau company of Helena with capital stock $49,000 and corporators George Ry Fisher Fy J Lemert GW Lemert CP Van Wart, Aydrax Tooth Painter with capital $10,000, and The Natural Oland Development company of Willapa Willa Walla with capital stock $123.0M. Additional market blurbs mention hogs, sheep, and cattle receipts and prices, with references to heavy trade and packers.
Dr Malta Det Shirt reports two months of using Electra-Vigor improved mind clarity steadier nerves and better general health. The patient, T Taylor, recommends Electra-Vigor to anyone who will apply it faithfully and follow directions.
The document lists incorporators and officials for several firms including Walla Walla based W. P. Gardrop as eeereuiry and James Dawson of Mulvale as state agent. It mentions Runnaick Consolidated Mining and other entities with inconsistent spellings and a stated central stock of 41,280.
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