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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1909
Page
1
Connell's advertises a major waist sale today with a broad range of white and colored waists priced at $2.50 to $3.50. It highlights fabrics such as Persian lawn, French and English batistes, dimities, Indian linen, and net waists with lace, embroidery, insertions, and new sleeve designs from leading makers.
Spectators saw Wally Bradford win the marathon race while Jimmy Reynolds suffered a slide. Debate swirled over purse division and upcoming match races with Reynolds pressing for a rematch and Bradford proposing a six mile sprint format.
Alderman O Leary said last night he has not withdrawn from the mayoralty contest and rejected rumors of his withdrawal. A local report claimed other candidates might emerge as the race develops, while Joan Doran reportedly opted for the police judge post.
Tony Caponi and Eudhe AinGeorty have been matched at Beltangs on March 4. The pairing marks a notable event with both competitors advancing in a local boxing program.
According to Charles Hleging and Yoong Selgon, a match is arranged at Fort Yellowstone between a Butte scrapper and a soldier champion. Reports note the fighter’s weight around 135 pounds with claims of a later challenge and possible defense of title.
Fragmentary notes indicate Johnny Kane's brother will join Dugdale team. The garbled text mentions Linvselt, Duluth, and two other faint names or places, with unclear references to prior teams and a pratory context.
Crowd of spectators watched as C. M. Daniels of the New York Athletic Club set a new 200 yard record in a fast heat. The event featured leading sprinters and drew a large turnout, with officials noting the competition was stiff and the time close to the mark.
A 1908 Montana league meeting gathers Missoula, Livingston, and Helena contenders with towns like Great Falls and Salt Lake discussed. Officials and promoters debate lineup, routes, and potential members as they seek a strong four city circuit to overcome rail costs and attract crowds.
Results from a held track meet show multiple races with winners and placements. Notable names include Lady Irma, Marbles, Maid of Gotham, Conny Cer, Time and Tane swift. times like 1 05 and 1:40s appear amid garbled text.
The fragmentary report mentions high school or college teams, contracts, and player movements. It references a civil engineer, Waller battery, Blatt Tate Dyn, and various figures such as Jayinis and Gridwell. It notes travel plans, coaching changes, and prep for spring training with scattered locations including Georgia Pennsylvania New York and Missouri.
Fragments describe a basketball series between rival foes at Holland Rink near Butte, with undefeated teams Kiya W and others set to face off Monday. Crowd bets high. series finale may settle the title. Also noted are boxing bouts in Nashville with Bill Kerr and Sitle Fonck as contenders.
An Oklahoma House vote collapses a proposal condemning President Roosevelt and the administration. Introduced by Democratic Representative Ross, the measure cited alleged mismanagement and criticized Roosevelt's governance amid a period of political tension.
Nevada senate advances a direct primary proposal with uncertain fate. If approved by the assembly, it moves to the lower house for a likely rocky path, amid expectations it faces strong opposition and potential delays.
The life savers of the Marlebes on Sand Island renew their captain and crew after rescuing the schooner AMies Mr. Merry that ran ashore weeks ago on the beach, as the New York station reports a renewed effort to aid stricken vessels.
Jefferson City March 4 a state wide prohibition measure was introduced in the House today. The bill is advocated by the Women's Christian Temperance Union and the prohibition of the state.
A Washington report states A Rector, Virginia University speed marvel, will race HB Walker, South Africa Tower, who beat Rector in London 1908. The match set for Travers Island with Rector in training and Walker expected to be ready by May 15, signaling a high profile athletic showdown.
London reports the marriage of George Westinghouse of Pittsburgh to Evelyn Violet Brocklebank, daughter of Sir Thomas Brocklebank. The ceremony occurred today at the village church of Trent in Cumberland near the Brocklebank country seat.
March 4. Mrs Mary Baldwin was found dead at her home near here. The Baldwin barn burned last Friday night in the same locality. In New York today Mrs Elizabeth Potter widow of Bishop Henry Potter survived. her son lived only eight months.
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