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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1908

Page

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No Big Trip Planned for Butte High Nine This Spring

Butte high school baseball aims for Helena and Livingston contests with few interscholastic nines from elsewhere. Principal Downer says scheduling has been difficult. Missoula and Bozeman college teams may visit Butte, while trips to Bozeman Aggies and Livingston high are planned. Between 90 and 9 players seek spots, and track work shows promising material. Indoor interscholastic movement delays to April 4 due to exams.

Amfero Butte Wiehiegion Iwahuya Che Pooh JD G McMackeh Ean Amisa Far Solr Helena Livingston University Missoula Bozeman Wallewe Hutte Butte Boys Aggies Livingston High School Great Falls Salt Lake Porotello Boles Spokane Hes Leen Wuctton Marvin Wallace Marell Holtaller

Calvin Demarest Beats His Former High Record

Chicago March 13 Calvin Demarest defeated Ferdinand Poggenborg in the Matinee game of the amateur championship billiard tournament today by a score of 460 to 195. It marked the third time in five days he broke an amateur record, surpassing the high run and high average. In the thirteenth inning he surpassed his own world record of 168. Conklin defeated Jackson, 400 to 346, in tonight's game of the national amateur billiard championship tournament. Both players are Chicago men.

Chicago Calvin Demarest Ferdinand Poggenborg Demarest Conklin Jackson

Russian wrestler Hackenschmidt tops three in Philadelphia bout

George Hackenschmidt wrestled in Philadelphia on March 19 and defeated Elil Siegemueller of Germany, Carl Darschn of Camden New Jersey, and Henry Paulson of Minneapolis in successive bouts.

Philadelphia George Hackenschmidt Elil Siegemueller Carl Darschn Camden Henry Paulson Minncepalis

Butte Tennis Club Plans Opening Season In Hennessy Building

The Butte community readies for a strong tennis season as the Duke Tennis club holds a meeting at the Hennessy Building. Officers elected include Dr Alfred Kareed president and A L Longley vice president. Grounds at Diamond Street to be prepared, dues set at 1.20 monthly for six months, initiation 15, and April 1 payment deadline.

Alfred Karsted A. L. Longley W. B. Tell W. D. Rogers D. D McLaughlin Goodwin Speed Bam Barker Jack Bartlett Carl Hows Jack McLeod Harry Osi Orug Moris Billy Hobage R. M. Kohos Longley Rot Rogers Ton Lee

Caught Off The Base s. Matt and Cards in Houston

The fragmentary text references Matt and a trade offer to Vancouver, St. Louis Cardinals in Houston, and a mention of a verdict of death from hemorrhage in Philadelphia on March 12. Names and specifics are unclear. the report is garbled and partial.

McGloshey St. Lou's Cardinals Houston Tex Washingtons

Young Nelson Held in Fatal Boxing Night Case

A jury investigated the death of a youth named Wauelily Zlemma after a boxing bout Tuesday night. Charles Wolf known as Young Nelson was held on a hamicide charge for allegedly delivering the fatal blow.

Tony Voraners Jury Witoh Wauelily Zlemma Charlea Wolf Young Nelson Wiio Simulgst Hamicida

Drummey Leads At Half In Bowling Meet

In the Thornton series bowling tournament Drummey topped the field with 755 in a night of competitive scores. Shuttler followed with 722 while Fieldmen and Reynolds posted 674 and 682 respectively. Others included Sully Lent Orton Sherman and Meacats, with expectations for a strong second series to challenge the top score.

Thornton Nleys Hilt Drummey Mars Shuttler Reynolds Sully Orton Sherman Twomey

Keenes threatens to race abroad if gambling ends

New York promoter Martha James Keen has declared intent to ship his best horses to England if New York gambling bills restrict racing. He plans to enter eight colts and fillies in the 1903 English 3 year old classics and may withdraw from American racing and breeding if bills pass.

New York Marth James TR. Keen Ple England America

On the Race Track Races Held in New Orleans

Results from a New Orleans track meeting list seven races with multiple units. Winners include Arionette and Bell Strome, with times ranging from 1 06 to 2 58, names such as HeAilister, Quadrille, Quagga, and Lord Dizon cited among placements.

New Orleans Arionette Wo Anne Mefire Yankee Dauphler HeAilister Aigan Gold Gault Wied Bell Strome Rebel Queen Hasty Ate F. T Toy Boy Moneta Nied

Horse Race Results From Los Angeles Card

Los Angeles reports the days results with six races. Victorine Hannon led the first five furlongs in 1 22 5 with Daily second Little Wicky third. Force won the second race in four and a half furlongs with Priexe second Royal Blanc third. Galla vent captured seven furlongs with Summer Cloud second Mat ador third in 1 28. El Campos Nondicap saw Pretension first Ceolane Rob second Mary FY third in 3 96 3 5. Daruma won the mile with Smirker second Chalfonte third in tidy 4 3. Silver Skin won the mile with Red Reynard second Creatgna third in 1 49.

Los Angeles Victorine Hannon Daily Little Wicky Force Priexe Royal Blanc Gallavent Summer Cloud Matador Furiones el Campos Nondicap—Pretension Ceolane Rob Mary FY Mile Daruma Smirker Chalfonte Tidy Silver Skin Red Reynard Creatgna

Oakland Race Day Results Show Multiple Winners

At Oakeland on March 19 results list winners in six furlong to six furlongs and a quarter races. P gert won the first, Captain Join the second, Gargantua the third, Wing Ting the fourth, Catherine FE the fifth, Nagaram the sixth with various runners placing behind. Times are given for each race, reflecting close finishes and multiple options.

Benicia Kandican Wing Ting Peter Sterling Filka Rane Mine—Atherine FE Nagaram Coluhuy Pindans

Beebe Sets World Amateur High Kick Record at St Mark’s

Harold B Beebe of Maliza uzeg 3 shattered the world amateur high kick record during St Mark's winter games. His kick measured 9 feet 84 inches establishing a new mark in this event at the school meet.

Zouthburs Aline Wareh Harold B. Beebe Maliza Uzeg St. Mark's School Beebe

Democrats Issuing Call for City Convention Nominations

A special dispatch from Helena reports Democrats call for primaries to nominate aldermen and delegates to the city convention. The convention date is set for March with possible change to March 5 as officials adjust for available data.

Helena Auditoriais

Extradition Granted for Connecticut Banker Walker

The state department announced that Mexico has extradited William F. Walker, the Connecticut banker who fled months ago and was traced in Southern California by Pinkerton men. The extradition follows the prior pursuit and confirms transfer of the suspect to U.S. authorities.

Washington Metch State Department William F. Walker Connecticut California Pinkerton

Old-Time Freighter Dead in California Gold Rush Era

Linneis May 1 reports Joseph Combs a pioneer freighter died today. Born in Kentucky, at 18 he trekked west through present Colorado on the overland dust road to the gold fields with notable grit and a storied frontier career.

Linneis Joseph Combs Sinis California Kentucky Colorado

Supplies for Fleet Reported in San Diego

In San Diego on March 19 authorities cited 109600 dollars in provisions and about 400 sacks of mail for the fleet. The supply ship Culgon sailed for Magdalene Bay, carrying these goods as part of its voyage.

San Diego Magdalene Bay

Escapes From Sinerta Reported In March Dispatch

A March dispatch from Saint Peteraburg notes a prisoner named Mile Marin Spiridonove who escaped custody after the murder of Chief of Police Tambhov. The incident involves a period of flight toward New Zealand and follows a prior arrest.

Sinerta Peteraburg Mile Marin Spiridonove Polica Tambhov

Obscure Charges Put Behind Former Minister in Scranton Case

A damaged item from Scranton includes names Mareh Kho and Hlmerman of Omaha among a list of figures tied to a case. The text references a former minister facing a sentence or fine related to sending obscured ventures through a matter, with unclear months and amounts.

Ts Beatenced Scranton Mareh Kho Hlmerman Omaha Jaithoi Ilealee

Fragmented OCR summary of unclear medical text

The readable words describe a mixture of chemical names and medical terms, with references to weights and quantities. The legible portion mentions tomography, quinine, and observations on a world state, but the overall meaning is obscured by garbled OCR.

Aberdeen Club Preseason Plans Stir Northwestern League

Walter Macfarlane, Aberdeen club president, criticizes schedule length and defends seven home weeks, aiming for balance after a proposal for five and a half months. In Spokane, pitchers Thompson and Brinker anchor the staff with Kell, More, Rode Brinker, Hickey, Boyle. new outfielder Russell draws praise. Thad and Van Duren seen as key fielders. lineup includes Campbell and Bottiger with Moore at other spots. discussions include Sanbery, Stiehl, and comparisons to Seattle rivals.

Walter Macfariino Aberdeen Strocely Seatte Mr. Macturlans Gary Aberdenn Butte Macfarlann Bunthy Sigginbotham Spokane Black Cats Phehér Thompson Omaha Parific Netinvest League Thompson Barkell Oregon Brinker Jack Hickey Grover Boyle Hickey Hander Piicher Sanbery Salt Lake Namied Russell Fanguy Andy Anderson Billard Ana Halp Inter Wule Campbell Wi Aso Moore Dick Bottiger Spencer Botttiger Thad Ani Deacon’ van Duren Calforna Oman Thi Mott Seattle Alu Vancouver Dirksen

Brown to play Slort Gane Mehan in lineup

The fragment indicates Brown will play Slort and Gane Mehan, with our left fielder the only player not shaved up. The note reflects a baseball or team lineup during preparation.

Brown Slort Gane Mehan Shnea

New Bill Aims to Amend Sherman Law for Labor Relief

Washington reports a conference on modifying the Sherman Anti-Trust Act to exempt labor organizations. Participants included Samuel Gompers and James P. Low, with others from the American Federation and labor groups. The meeting sought to determine feasibility of a bill to aid organized labor and plans to introduce the measure in Congress next Wednesday.

Washington Gompers Lennon The American Federation Seti Low New You Clvne Federation Nells J. B. Jenks Cornell Low New York Congress

Woman spurns his love and he kills himself

New York story reports Herbert Kreler, not the president Willan N. Kremer of German American Insurance, shot himself after pursuing Mrs. Lafayette Gleason, former state senate clerk’s wife, at her St. Charles apartment. He followed her rejection five weeks after engagement ended, then killed himself with a bite.

New York Herbert Krelmer Willan N. Krelmer Hn Way Lafayette Gleason State Senate Kreler St. Charles

Pension bill passes House for record $15.49 million

Washington March 19 The House approved a pension appropriation of 15,487,000 the largest ever authorized and kept its plan to abolish 17 of 18 U S pension agencies. Debate included accusations on federal patronage and presidential authority in Panama Canal zone. House adjourned at 1709.

Washington House Rne Committee Fitzgerald Taft Harrison New York Williams Mississippi Ose

Big Fire in Washington Destroys Large Lumber Yard

A major blaze in Washington caused heavy damage to the city’s largest lumber yard and threatened the American League barn, with losses estimated around $500,000. The fire, under control by 2 AM, spread from the nearby remains as a result of broken ice conditions and windy conditions in the northwest district.

Wallington Clareh Umner

Strikebreakers Arrive for Rio Grande Shops

Denver March 19 One hundred strikebreakers employed at piers of the Union barksmiths machinists of the Denver and Rio Grande arrived in Denver this morning. They were taken to Burnham shops guarded by a force of special officers. More strikebreakers were said to be on the way from the East.

Denver Denver & So Crane Railroad Burnham

New York Central Orders 146 Locomotives and Rails

New York Central placed orders for 146 new locomotives and 24,000 tons of steel rails. The announcement notes the engine order is among the largest since unsettled conditions began, with the equipment destined for the Buffalo region.

New York New York Central Company Tadey Buffalo

Death of John T Saylor An Old Madison County Resident

John T Saylor a 74 year old Madison county resident died at his home near the Brilanes on Wednesday at 3 30 pm. Paralysis caused his decline over about a year with gradual paralysis and loss of use of his limbs. Born June 29 184? in Bavaria he had lived in Getty all his life.

John T Syter Madison County Gates Mr. Soyler Nhwallyn Getty Bavatla

Harness horses eye summer racing in Butte meeting

Harness horsemen statewide anticipate a summer meet by the Butte Jockey Club with daily racing and purses. If a daily public for harness horses is published, about 200 horses could enter training in two weeks, boosting Montana’s season prospects and drawing entries from California and Idaho to dominate the tracks.

Butte Jockey Club Hirness Eivery Butte Montana Harnese Helena Californina

Albany Court Criticises Appointment of Attaches

The appellate division sharply criticises the policy of appointing attaches and counsel to receivers of corporations. It reverses a Brooklyn bank case order appealed by Char ing a. Hiverns. It refuses to approve a contract between Bruyn Haasbrouck and former Deputy Attorney General Sharks A. Dolson as counsel to the receivers.

Ayou Alvinton Tiv Department Critelains Tce Alpany Groolktyn Bank Charicg A. Hiverns Bruyn Haasbrouck Sharks A. Dolson Fising Ue Tater Laupenantion cauAsel Recetvers

Do You Think About Your Health Kidney Link?

Do you realize most sickness may stem from kidney trouble and that kidneys filter all blood daily The ad promotes Dr Kilmer SwampRoot as a remedy and offers a free trial bottle by mail from Kilmer Co in Binghamton NY, urging readers to write for information

Kilmer Binghamton N. C Por

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