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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 15, 1902

Page

10

Gibbs Decision Over Mose Lafontise at Oakland Fight

Young Gibbs of Cleveland outpointed Mose Lafontise in a 15 round bout at the Acme club Oakland Referee Jack Kitchen gave Gibbs the decision. Gibbs used his longer reach to keep Lafontise at bay as the Montana challenger pressed hard but failed to land a knockout.

Gibbs Mose Lafontise Oakland The Standard San Francisco Young Gibbs Cleveland Jack Kitchen Montana Lafontise Acme Club Latontise

Park City Fight Ends in Serious Injury After Foul Blow

Park City Utah March 14. A 20 round bout between Dummy Rowan of Anaconda and Kid Rolley of Park City ended with Rolley seriously ill from a groin blow deemed a foul in the second round. The contest broke off after the foul.

Rowan of Anaconda Park City Utah The Standard Rowan Kid Rolley Rolley

Local Boxing Bout Ends With Rolley Knockdown

In a rough match, Rolley fights the opponent known as Dummy, trading blows from the opening bell. A foul sparked crowd unrest, the referee ordered the bout to continue, and Rolley finally fell by a count of two minutes and twenty seconds in the final round.

Beon Rolley Canty Kenner Rowan

Butte League Bowling Ends with Thornton Victory

The Butte city league tourney at Thornton alleys ends with the Transits winning two of three games over the Silver Bows. Barker leads with 205 in game two. Misevich tops third with 202. Thornton wins tourney. Silver Bow second, Overlands third.

Butte Thornton Transits Silver Bows Barker Misevich Overlands McKinley Ee Barker Anes Adama Mills Holmes Sidley Beeet Cesenees Doran Eebeenss Baneue Cox Seeee Thornton Seee Teres Reed

Broad selection of stylish, affordable forms and quality

A brief notice highlights a large assortment offered at low prices. Products described as stylish in shape, well finished and made from good material.

Case Knocks Out Thielman In Royal Theater Bout

Dick Case of Seattle knocked out Bud Thielman of St Paul in the third round of a planned 11 round match at the Royal theater Vancouver. Case dominated from the start and landed a crisp left jab near the end of the third. Referee Ed Kelly ruled the knockout genuine amid crowd claims of foul.

Vancouver B. C Dick Case Seattle Bud Thielman St. Paul Royal Theater Case Thielman Ed Kelly

Unclear Six-Woy Race Remains Tight in Philadelphia

In Philadelphia on March 14, nineteen men contended in a six way contest with leaders Cavanaugh 464, Fahey 451, Tracey 40, Glick 444, Day 442, amid late-night tallies.

Philadelphia Ridnigh Cavanaugh Fahey Tracey Glick Day

Jenkins Defeats Barr in Forest Street Armory Wrestling

Cleveland report marks Tom Jenkins defeating Jim Barr of England in a wrestling match at the Forest Street Armory tonight.

Cleveland Ohio Tom Jenkins Jim Barr England Forest Street Armory

Big Woolen Mill Strike Hits Several Providence Mills

The American Woolen Company workers in Providence Olneyville and Manton mills walkout with loom fixers burlers and sewers joining. About 1400 to 2000 operatives reported out across Olneyville and Manton with yarn departments still operating. In Pascoag about 180 Anchor mills workers left looms in sympathy and to protest the two room system. No disorder reported as industrial tensions rise across New England.

Providence R. L American Woolen Company National Riverside and Weybassett Olneyville Manton Mills Manton Pascoag R. I Graniteville

Terrible Swede John Lawson Dies in Milwaukee Pneumonia

Salt Lake City reports the death of John Lawson known as Terrible Swede a professional cyclist of international fame from pneumonia in a Milwaukee hospital. Lawson resided in Salt Lake City for four years and raced at the Salt Palace saucer track and in Butte with praise. He was cousin to Iver Lawson a top short distance rider on the Butte track last season.

Salt Lake City John Lawson Milwaukee Lawson John Utah Salt Palace

Auction Sale Promises Two Timed Sessions Today

Public hopes a compromise ends looming capital versus labor fight. The piece notes an auction by Hight & Fairfield today with sales at 2 p.m. and 7:50 p.m. as the public anticipates outcome of the labor dispute.

Hight & Fairfield

Wrecks After Open Switch Collision Near Knox

The Nickel Plate westbound passenger train hit an open switch at a high speed and crashed into freight cars. Engineer A. A. Schwind and fireman Jim Dalton were severely injured. baggage man L. Alexander and mail clerk William Browe may be internally hurt. Fire destroyed the wreckage and blocked traffic for hours.

Schwind Dalton Alexander Browe

Caucus on Boer Question Circulated in House

Representative Randall of Texas circulated a petition among Democrats to hold a caucus on March 19 to decide the government's stance toward the Boers. The call was addressed to Hay, caucus chair, and signatures were general, with a probable gathering ahead despite no formal call yet.

Washington Randall Texas House Hay

Norris testifies in Fife murder trial on Richardson threats

Savannah, March 14. E. E. Norris, saloon keeper who disappeared, testified against Stewart Fife in the Richardson murder case. Norris admitted hiding, said Fife visited his saloon, spoke of Richardson’s abuse, and claimed Richardson threatened to kill him. Norris claimed Fife planned to arm himself. testimony varied from prior grand juries due to drinking.

Savannah E. E. Norris St. Joseph Stewart Fife Frank W. Richardson Norris Lake Contrary Fife Richardson Bee

Rancher Arrested for Cruelty to Animals in Great Falls

Special dispatch says J. B. Howard a rancher was arrested in Great Falls on cruelty to animals charges after attempting to take a colt home. The colt was hitched to a wagon and dragged as it balked, its hide worn off.

The Standard Great Falls J. B. Howard

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