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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1909
Page
1
A federal commission appointed February 20 investigates immigration law evasion and migrant treatment, calling for $250000 funding to continue. The inquiry covers exclusion effectiveness, Chinese labor importations, indentured servants, crime patterns, and social economic status of migrants across major cities and regions.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Chicago and several scrambled names and phrases. It implies a suspicion of connections to certain individuals or groups, with no clear events, dates, or outcomes readable from the text. The excerpt lacks verifiable details to identify persons, organizations, or locations beyond Chicago.
A scrambled OCR list names numerous members of a "Tennis Cabinet" or similar body, including Pho French, Stevethry Uneon, Jugtor Mundy, and Assistant Secretaries Cepercl Woodrutl and Assistait attorney Cepercl Woodrutl, with references to Secretary Newberry and Captain Luther S. Kelly among others, seemingly from a historic government or committee roster. The passage mentions the president on a topic related to the Little Missouri region and includes scattered titles such as general, secretary, assistant secretary, and commissioner, all in a garbled format.
Amid a crowded session the irrigation bill clears the chamber after lengthy debate on apportionment and delays. The measure maintains current representation while adjusting funding and oversight, with amendments debated and approved by committees and reflected in house and senate actions.
Fragmented text discusses various bills and committee actions including public morals, powder panels, housing, and utility issues. Mentions counts, committees, and proposed amendments, with references to houses and state legislation. Names and places are garbled, but the overall item catalogs bill numbers and topics under consideration.
The report notes Jeffries ready for a heavyweight title bout if in condition. He is described as calm and focused, with his camp signaling readiness to fight once training is optimal. The article mentions opponents and conditions discussed, with emphasis on readiness before any challenge.
Three men, including William Reams and Joseph Wasgan, were found guilty by a Pittsburgh jury on conspiracy charges related to passing an ordinance for payment of bribes. The court ordered a separate verdict for W. W. Ran anticus, while Klein and Ramsey were already convicted of bribery in earlier trials. An appeal is expected.
In a foggy round heat the Americ Aubs faced a tough ride as Frankie Neil and Kid Rebe clashed. Neil won the early seven rounds while Reber rallied late, stealing the show in the final stretch.
The trial of George Creswell began in the district court with Creswell absent at first. Evidence focused on Creswell's alleged active participation and alleged planning of the hold up, with testimony from accomplices Rheims and Randall and an extensive cross examination of Rheims. The court adjourned to continue the case tomorrow as jurors are to be selected by Wednesday.
Dr Crum resigns today from his post as collector at this port effective March 4. He cites last weeks confirmation fight and fear of embarrassment for Mr Tutt, aiming to retire with President Roosevelt and avoid further pressure. Senator Tillman led opposition, pressuring Crum during confirmation in 1903.
A special White Sox train arrived in California with key players and staff. President Combe led the party, with Chicago help noted as uninjured and fit. The group split into two squads for practice before games in November, including San Diego and San Francisco stops, with Captain Jean No and George Davis among listed officials and players.
Fragmentary text lists players and names across positions and roles with scattered references to management and a president. It appears to be a historical sports note lacking complete context or clear events, making a definite summary difficult.
Dastind and Maren win sprint and distance events at Emeryville. Results include multiple races with winners such as Napa Nick, Reg Leaf, Eudly Tidy, and John Cabal, plus times and placing for runners like Moorish King, Blue, and Mary J. Notes cover purse events, selling races, and mile plus distances with a mix of obscure names and fractional times.
Frank Parrot and George Stallings, York club officials, finalize talks as Newark club of the Western league acquires the property of Joseph McGinnity and pitcher 43 Smith of Chicago. Reported price for all players is about 30 thousand dollars. Chicago event notes tacky Metartand and Leach Gross agreeing to a 10 round bout on March 23 before Fairmont Athletic club of New York.
Balviiware March 1. Soldier Ruyns earned a decisive victory tonight securing a 1 round bout with Iven Lowe in Washington for the West Weight championship of the South.
A high profile UK peerage dispute centers on Lionel Sackville-West and his Spanish marriage links. Witnesses contest forged church records and a 1851 marriage claim while prosecutors seek a 10 year imprisonment for alleged fraud and tampering.
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