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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1909
Page
2
Connell's advertises a major waist sale featuring a wide range of fabrics from Persian lawn to organdies and laces. The event highlights deep price concessions on waists regularly valued at 2.50 to 3.50, with samples from a top maker and a variety of trims and sleeves.
Reynolds wins second marathon race amid talk of rematches with Reynolds and Bradford. Spectators pack the stand as promoters hint at a six day sprint event and a ten mile contest to raise purses, with plans for nightly laps and split prize money.
Alderman O Leary rejected reports he would withdraw from the mayoralty contest. He said he remained a candidate, denying any withdrawal or statements to that effect. Former Justice Darian reportedly considered switching to police judge, with expectations the incumbent McGowan would likely be renominated unless a strong female challenger emerged.
A fragmented report sketches a confrontation on March four involving Tony Caponi and Metinorts with unclear details and missing context. The text references fighting actions and names but lacks coherent event description.
According to Charle éhson the Butte scrapper eyes a clash with Soldier Champ. The card lists a weight category near the 40 round start and hints at a December or January venue. Promoter notes and ring atmosphere mention rivalries as the fighters prepare for the bout.
Fre Kaine and a line of players are set to join Dugdale as Johnny Kane’s brother enters the team. The article notes past ties with Searle and Unstein, mentioning previous stints and local connections amid a busy roster shuffle.
New York on March 4 reports M. Daniels of the New York Athletics Club won the event at the Sportsman show, breaking the field's 200 yard swimming record previously held by Lanlois with 2 minutes 45.14 seconds.
The Ball Club gathers for a league confab to map future growth amid heated talks. Promoters from Livingston Helena Bozeman and Missoula discuss forming a strong four to five town circuit with Hutte and Butte as focal points. Debate centers on transportation costs, rail access, and which towns join the circuit as the Intermountain League coalesces.
In Baltimore and Philadelphia dense reports show a schedule of key games as teams prepare for a decisive stretch. The Undriented Wve W and school pe mines clash as the series nears its end with strong crowds anticipated. Mayes Ash Dorando and others are noted in a condensed, uncertain report from New York.
Bits of baseball chatter report early spring activity with players and coaches shifting roles. Mentions George Staltogs Tae Joe Fighfrees a work on dite plantation trains Soar gronawls at Lantderk Ga and Ed Hweetier Ray Do IHARCH with Stailings for genie Ume Laying off practice Tieht.
A tumbling vote in the Oklahoma House rejected a Democratic resolution denouncing President Roosevelt's administration. The measure, filed by Representative Ike Ross, cited dissatisfaction with state leadership and governance.
Carson report notes the Nevada senate approved a direct primary bill modeled after California and Washington laws. If the assembly agrees, it will face a first test in the 1916 election. One senator voted against, and supporters expect approval in the lower house with vitality.
In New York, Marely d-Hyme used breezen buoys to aid lifeboats from the Londsland life saving station. They rescued the captain and crew of the schooner Mile M. Morry, stranded on the beach several weeks ago.
A state prohibition bill was introduced in the house today. The measure, supported by the Women’s Christian Temperance Union, seeks to establish a statewide prohibition policy.
The report notes James A. Rector of the University of Virginia and Walker, a South African runner, will compete in a major dash in New York. Authorities say both athletes are in good condition with no plans to abandon athletics, and the event is slated for Travers Isthmian venue in June.
The marriage of George Westinghouse Jr., son of George Westinghouse of Pittsburg, to Violet Brocklebank was celebrated at the village church in Trion Cumberland. The Brocklebank dairy sent a carmenry unit to the ceremony. Meanwhile reports emerge of local fires and a widow's death in New York with sparse details.
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