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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1901
Page
9
President will be given a reception at the Park County capital in Livingston. Local officials announced the event details and schedules for security and access. The visit highlights regional hospitality and civic planning.
Ex Senator Carter promises to arrange a Livingston reception for President McKinley, aiming to extend the stop beyond five minutes. Charles Burg reports Carter plans a reception in the Hefferlin Opera House with committees to be appointed by Mayor Garnier.
Livingston manager Hammond has secured Paddy Ryan the hard hitting pitcher from last year’s Helena team. Ryan arrived tonight to join the Livingston ball club as fans cheer the acquisition. Ives a fielder from New Boston, Illinois, is expected here early next week.
General Pole-Carew told a Cornish association banquet in London that at the war’s start the Boers miscalculated British will and unpreparedness, saying they would have driven Britain to Durban and Cape Town and begun conquering South Africa from the coast if they had known.
A Daily Mail dispatch from Pretoria reports General DeWet has resumed operations and crossed into the Transvaal with about 2000 men. The move signals continued resistance in the region and could affect control of the area.
Carthage Missouri reports two miners Charles Clabhaugh and William Morrison were killed and John Paxton severely injured when they drilled and struck an unexploded shot at Pleasant Valley mines near Carthage today.
Grand Rapids reports Edwin F. Uhl former ambassador to Germany remains semi conscious at midnight and is sinking slowly as his condition is unchanged.
London reports that a bomb exploded at midnight against the archbishop's residence in Malta but caused no serious damage. No injuries are mentioned and no group is named.
New York May 12 James A Herne the actor has shown some improvement after a period of illness at his home in the city.
The Commercial Cable company reports cables between Tschifu and Tsingfu and between Tsingteu and Shanghai are interrupted. The notice, dated today, explains the outage affecting通讯 links.
The master cotton spinners of Epinal France announce a work stoppage to begin June 15 to reduce output until current stocks are exhausted.
Money for missionary work highlighted as Rev. A B Simpson of Nyack, president of the Christian and Missionary Alliance, reports on new funds and ongoing support. The update reflects ongoing fundraising efforts and church cooperation across allied groups.
A scanned Butte page lists vendors and services including typewriter dealers, oculists, assayers, and clothing makers. Entries mention JEWETT TYPEWRITERS, Dr. Grigg eye specialist, ER. FISHER assayer, McCLURE BROS. assay office, MAYER Assayer, and WEINBERG BROS. & EPSTEIN silk goods makers, with addresses in Butte Montana.
Numerous 2 to 12 room houses and flats offered by Conroy Morley and Investors Realty Co. with prices from 600 to 9000 dollars. Properties include brick flats, frame cottages, large lots, lodging houses and business blocks on East and West Broadway, Park Street, Gold and Wyoming streets. Includes parcels in East Butte, Montana with rental income details and installment terms.
The organization shows total contributions of $264,639 for the year, up $110,084 from prior year. Financial secretary Mrs. Simpson has resigned and David Crear succeeds her. Since inception the alliance has raised $1,448,000, with more than half coming in during the last four years.
A E Jones of 26 E Park Butte promotes tinware tin roofing and smokestack work with a claim of first class quality in every department.
Chicago won 6 to 3 as Waddell pitched sharply and delivered standout fielding. Murphy struggled early but settled after the third. Kling and Nichols contributed for Chicago. Attendance listed as 7,000 plus. Cincinnati beat Pittsburgh 6 to 0 with Hahn scattering hits and Leever ruing late. Leever and Conner combined for Pittsburgh. Attendance 12,994.
Milwaukee May 12 Dowling scattered hits but Chicago errors by Duffy Anderson and Gilbert kept Cleveland from a shutout. Slow pace but sharp play with 3 40 attendance. Batteries Dowling Leahy Hart Yeager. Detroit 7 Chicago 5 May 12 Detroit bats Katoll to beat Chicago. 7 000 in attendance. Batteries Katoll Sullivan Sievers Buelow.
Fragment shows team abbreviations and partial records including Detroit Chicago Baltimore Boston Washington Philadelphia Milwaukee Cleveland with numeric entries and win loss indicators. Lacks clear event, date, or full team names to confirm outcome.
Tacoma tops Spokane 8 to 6 in Spokane's May 12 game. Scoring by inning shows Tacoma breaking open late after an early 2 0 0 stretch. Battery Williams Rafert for Spokane and Stopher Shea for Tacoma. Umpire McDermott.
In Seattle on May 12 Seattle defeated Portland 7 to 6 in a baseball game. Seattle scored seven runs across nine innings while Portland tallied six. The box score shows Seattle edging ahead with a late rally as the teams traded runs.
Moulton T. Needham known as Bo Needham secretary treasurer of the Washington Baseball club died in Washington last night of typhoid pneumonia. He was 32, unmarried, and his body was taken to Rockford Illinois. Needham formerly served as sporting editor for the Detroit Free Press and the Ohio State Journal.
Grand Forks Mich May 12 The Martin Childs colored championship fight planned for Tuesday night has been declared off by gubernatorial order to the sheriff to prevent the mill. Manager Madden with Martin and Ruhlin left for New York. The Olympian Athletic club is loser by a considerable amount.
Mr and Mrs Robert Shaw of Chicago traveled through Utica on an automobile tour from New York to Chicago. He wagered two thousand dollars he could complete the trip in 144 hours of running time and aims for 120 hours or ten days at twelve hours per day.
London report states Briam rock Sr. repairs are finished and Watson and Jamieson confirm the challenger is in perfect trim.
The Lima sky reported a comet that was first seen in South America about two weeks ago and, after three nights of invisibility, reappeared last night. It now shows two tails with one more visible than when first observed.
Paris reports Premier Waldeck Rousseau has returned from a month abroad after an illness and is said to have fully recovered. He left Paris on April 11 to recuperate and came back today.
J. P. Morgan departed here for London this morning en route to Paris as part of a European trip starting May 12.
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