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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1909
Page
6
Harness horsemen discussed racing policy and club plans at a contentious gathering. Committees were formed to study program details, raise funds, and promote breeding, with emphasis on expanding beyond local racing and honoring veteran members.
A 19th century discussion explains how rocky soil and clay layers influence foundation safety. It notes that excavation costs rise with rock, and that clay can create underground water barriers, risking damp cellars. Gravel layers offer stable support and reduce water intrusion for basements.
A garbled report notes Flotrow at 180 pounds and a 6 o'clock bout at the formal club. Woodman is listed as the hot favorite from the same lineup, with wagers or speculation about a expected result.
A Helena Democratic ticket is named with candidates including George Major and Glenaun, aiming to lead in the upcoming elections. The selection emphasizes experienced figures and party unity as voters prepare to decide on the strong slate.
An elderly man becomes agitated and incoherent while riding a train from Chicago to Seattle. Authorities report he attempted to sip tram water and showed escalating delirium as the journey continued. Security and medical staff were alerted as the train proceeded toward its destination.
Fragmentary text shows reference to Dr. Wiley and Roosevelt era food board matters. Mentions Wilson and Wickersham and an appeals process for food cases. Content appears damaged with garbled names and phrases.
A Lisbon paper recounts an attempted poisoning aboard a voyage from New Ver to wine Baye. The would be assailant, Tintlaw anarehtet, was arrested and jailed. unclear if he acted alone or had accomplices aboard or on shore.
A garbled report from Boston dated March 29 quotes Thomas Sharkey of New York announcing a public challenge. He says he is not old and doubts the heavyweights, calling for a trio of months to arrange a fight, claiming interest from clubs and fans.
A garbled dispatch from Indianapolis dated March 0 hints at conditions and travel plans. It mentions Weston, a 6 mile distance to Famelawn and a morning survey of roads. The text is incomplete and difficult to parse.
The report recalls Donlin facing New York players in a tense scrimmage. Doubted tactics and late rallies color the practice as Witte, McGraw, and Robson are noted in and around the action. A mix of line drives and pitching observations hints at the coming season.
A chaotic crowd scene unfolds as young people confront a man named Tad during a rally in New York then travel to New Jersey. Onlookers describe tense exchanges while a passerby calls for the driver in a loud voice. A ferry of pedestrians and bystanders react as the group disperses.
In a volatile clash at CAMbN Ee Faetrie Hacky Moteariuail, McFarlan t delivered a controversial knockout blow to the referee after a disputed call. The incident halted play as officials and onlookers reacted, with tensions rising and unclear outcomes lingering over the fight.
The Princeton eight faces British opposition in a demanding rowing event at the lake. Details indicate strong local interest as college crews prepare, with mentions of facilities, coaching, and funding support shaping the season ahead.
Orlenne reports Sparks veteran pitcher for the Phillies is absent from spring camp due to contract talks. Protracted discussions suggest Sparks, a key figure, may depart or be retained with difficulty. Managers consider alternatives as the team braces for a tough campaign with McQuitton Coveleski Brow Moore Moren Rienfe and Foxen in the rotation.
The aquarium shows a display of seahorses described as holding a unique resemblance to horses. Seven originally, five survived after recent deaths, with sizes from two to three inches. The creatures swim quietly and gracefully, feeding on small crustaceans. The article notes Pacific seahorses up to long, and explains their life cycle and winter retreat behavior.
The readable text portrays a grim scene where horses and other animals are mistreated during transport and confinement. It mentions a damning account of enforced barrenness and a dangerous attempt by captors to control sea life and critters.
A series of three odd fires damaged the residence of William Nobtenon at 05 Sours Main Street in Butte. Fire crews fought the blaze around 2:745 o'clock. Looted clothes and papers scattered, with the proprietor absent from the original dwelling. Neighbors observed two men who had been sent to guard the home.
New York reports no decided improvement in the general industrial situation despite movements in the West. Analysts note the West’s recent shifts but warn that significant gains remain elusive amid ongoing tensions between key interests.
Senator George W. Nixon, president of the Goldind Consolidated Mining Co, reportedly sells his holdings in the Goldfield mine unit. The deal totals about 5 million dollars with Whigfield taking over Nixon interests in Goldfield, Boston and New York bankers named as associates. Expected inspection of the property by Frick and others is noted.
Admirers rate Shrub a favorite in the $50,000 Marathon Derby at the Polo Ground on April 3. Indian wonder Loucheyrl leads a strong field including Yves Jogks, Maloney, and Princetox's Venorls, with persistent training and noted endurance shaping expectations for a dramatic race.
Special Dispatch reports a rear-end wreck on the Northern Pacfic near Laub fatally injuring a fireman and delaying trains seven hours. The work train, number 4,654, was damaged on the main line with an investigation pending to determine exact causes and blame. Wireman Mogrewee was hospitalized with contusions to a knee, shoulder, and scalp wound.
Secretary Birrell reintroduces the Irish land bill in the House of Commons in the same form as before. He states the bill would require about 15.56 million dollars in annual expenditure to secure land for the Irish masses, with Parliament already authorized to provide 71.6 million dollars.
Belgrade reports that peace might be near as Austrian Hungary and other powers seek a settlement of the prolonged quarrel with Servia. The Servian foreign office received a presentation at noon today from the British French German Russian and Italian ministers, outlining proposals.
A rambling excerpt recounts a long delayed proposal from a French tale of love torn by war. A youth sends yellow roses and a note, begging a returned refusal and urging marriage to a white-haired former beloved. The bouquet note reveals a thwarted romance and a stern rebuke for past silence.
Results from Los Angeles races show Hindun winning the five and half furlongs race, with Gallady Ahepnd, Banvosathy, Thae following. The four furlongs event lists Chewler Krinten and Surogat leading, with Mike Nels Jetta third and times around 4-5. Additional races feature multiple winners including Timothy Wen, Harrigay, Desemnets, Alma Toy, and Masterson in varied distances, with times noted for several legs.
At Emeryville today the crowd witnessed tight races led by a strong favorite Balhod defeating Booger Red in the evow handicap. Six races showcased sprint and distance clashes with multiple horses earning seconds and thirds. Notable results include Goat Ship taking second while Anlen Caereill and Tine both claimed thirds in early events. A funeral for Robert Jansen was held Thursday, and a college arts recital is planned for March with high attendance and notable figures involved.
The Philadelphia Record discusses recurring theft in department stores and the role of detectives. It notes how shopkeepers face ongoing losses, the need for sharper methods, and the challenge of catching petty thieves, kleptomaniacs, and organized diversions within a year.
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