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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1908

Page

14

Butte Plans Lively Fourth of July Celebration

Merchants association has raised substantial funds and plans a city wide Fourth of July in Butte. A committee and several subcommittees will organize a Mardi Gras style parade on July 3 with illuminated banners and fireworks, followed by a July 4 parade of floats and unions and an evening fireworks display. The event aims to draw visitors and showcase the mining camp.

Butte Tooms Merchants’ Association Independent Telephone Company Montana C. E. Virden Charles Austin William Symons Charles Henderson Joseph Corby George Forsyth Charles Nevins Malcolm Gillis C. J. Kelly Hennessy Mercantile Company Alex Mr. Bates Symons Dry Goods Company R. L. Ruhle McKee Printing Company George Palmer M. J. Connell Company Charles Youlden Charles Virden W. D. Horgan Women's Club Columbia Gardens

Boy with Wanderlust Lands in Good Hands

Ten year old James McDonald who vanished for two days reappeared at the Tivoli brewery last night. He traveled about 25 miles from Anaconda in easy stages and is now with his guardian James McDonald near the brewery. He is reported to be hungry but safe and ready to tell his tale.

James McDonald Anaconda Tivoli Brewery Jimmie

Miner Hurt In Snow At Feeley Station In Butte

Barney Coll a well known miner of 26 East Copper street Butte lay injured and helpless for hours after falling from an Oregon Short Line train at Feeley station The thigh bone was fractured and he was soaked by snow and rain A Japanese section hand found him and helped him to cover He was taken to St James hospital for treatment by Dr J R E Sievers He had just shipped his mining tools to Feeley and planned to leave Butte on the afternoon train but the mishap delayed him overnight.

Barney Coll East Copper Street Butte Oregon Short Line Feeley Station Coll St. James’ Hospital J. R. E. Sievers Feeley

Man Injects Tobacco Juice After Jail Sentence

John Trainor, 65 days in county jail for vagrancy, injected tobacco juice into his arm after a week with no drugs. He became unconscious and faced a life threat. Trainor, a known dope fiend, had boiled the tobacco to make the concoction. His wife died months earlier from morphine overdose at a card game.

John Trainor Trainor

St Louis Tops New York in League Game

St Louis defeated the New York Americans in another American League clash on May 27. The game featured pitchers Howell and Spencer for St Louis against Chesbro Lake and Kleinow for New York, with standard box score lines noted.

New York St. Louis New York Americans Howell and Spencer Chesbro, Lake and Kleinow

Winter Drives In Runs as Boston Wins 5 to 2

Winter earned the win with a two-base hit driving in two runs in the fifth inning. Boston defeated an unnamed opponent 5 to 2. Batteries: Winter Criger for Boston and Smith W Sullivan for the other team.

Boston Winter Criger Smith W. Sullivan

Hughes Leads Washington Past Cleveland 3 2

Hughes struck out 12 to set a season mark as Washington defeated Cleveland 3 to 2 in a May 27 game. Four hits allowed, street and Berger shared catching duties with Bemis.

Washington Hughes Cleveland R. H. E. Wershidingon Enuriyce Veascrne Ean of Hughes and Berger and Bemis

Philadelphia Triumph Slips Past Detroit 5 to 4

In Philadelphia May 27 Mullin weakened in the last two innings after Detroit seemed to have the game won. Philadelphia rallied to win 5 to 4. Batteries Mullin and Payne Cross and Powers.

Philadelphia Mullin Detroit Pep Gleery Mullin and Payne Cross Powers

Opening Day Hopes For Local Football Season

Wet grounds forced postponement of yesterday’s game but anticipation remains high for today’s opener. Mayor Corby trains daily while planning a prank on Sheriff Henderson as Russ Hall leads a prepared team at the park and groundkeepers repair the field by sunup.

Butte Spokane Dwyer Russ Hall Corby Sheriff Henderson

Matinees Postponed By Butte Driving Club

At a meeting the Butte Driving club postponed the season opening matinee to one week from Sunday due to rain and poor track. Membership nears 69 with many new subscriptions. admission remains free but rigs and automobiles are barred unless owned by members. The inner track will be used and a fast pace planned with starts near the seven eighths pole. A permanent meeting record system was adopted.

Butte Driving Club

Sheriff may curb boxing at Holland carnival tonight

An athletic carnival at the Holland dancing pavilion on South Montana Street features a six round boxing bout between Kid Pe core and Mike Kelly, with Sheriff Henderson hinting he may stop if law is violated. County Attorney Murray says no purse means no violation. Also rope skipping by Jim Murphy and Jerry McCarthy draws bets as they race to 1000 skips in 20 minutes, promising an endurance show with strict judging.

Holland Dancing Pavilion South Montana Street Sheriff Henderson Kid Pecore Mike Kelly Jim Murphy Jerry McCarthy Pete Teague Tricksy Murray Walkerville Murphy McCarthy

Butte and Missoula to Decide in Garden City Showdown

Butte high school baseball resumes practice for a deciding third game with Missoula in Missoula on Saturday. Both teams have split games and originally agreed the third would be in Missoula, despite gate receipts concerns. The Missoula officials changed their stance and will host the key contest, confirming the neutral outcome despite costs.

Butte Missoula Garden City

Cincinnati Braves Tie Brooklyns With Seventh Inning Errors

National League game in Cincinnati saw six runs score in the seventh as misplays by Brooklyn aided Cincinnati. Ewing and Schlei pitched for Cincinnati with Wilhelm McIntyre and Bergen in the field. Umpire Rigler officiated.

Cincinnati Brooklyns R. H. EF GMR EL Asad Ewing Schlei Wilhelm McIntyre Bergen Rigler

New York Bats Falter as Chicago Wins Pitchers Battle

Chicago defeats New York in a tight pitchers' duel with strong defense. Pfeister, Fraser and Kling handled pitching and fielding, while the Chicago side failed to push runs across beyond a shutout.

Boston Tops Pittsburg In Ten Inning Baseball Bout

Boston defeated Pittsburg 3 to 0 in a ten inning game here today after loading hits in the final frame. Batter ies Flaherty Young Leever Gibson Bowerman. Umpire Klem.

Young, Leever Gibson Bowerman Klem

Sheehan Dominates Diamond Medal Bowling Final

Mike Sheehan bowled his fiftieth game in the Thornton alleys diamond medal contest and closed with a 255 final inning. His total pins reached 9,430 with an average of 188 3 5. Other contestants linger, but few expect to match his figures.

Mike Sheehan Thornton Alleys Sheehan

Vancouver Triumphs With Ninth Inning Bunt and Double Steal

In Seattle May 27 Vancouver won in the ninth, scoring three singles and executing a double steal. Lussi made the feature play by tagging Mundorff at third after a bunt. Chase turned a rapid game with a sharp defensive moment. Final: Vancouver 11 Seattle 5. Batteries Rush Stanley Engle Sugden. Umpire Caruthers.

Seattle Vancouver Lussi Mundorff Chase Fiele Rush Stanley Engle Sugden Caruthers

Tacoma Beats Champions In Tight 1–0 Clash

Tacoma edges the league leaders 1 to 0 in a pitching duel at the big ball park. Ike Butler and Starkell shut down the Tigers while Aberdeen stranded runners in late innings. Attendance set a record as sensational fielding highlighted the low-hit contest.

Standard Tacoma Ike Butler Starkell Tigers Aberdeen R. H. E. Strormie Boens Tae Butler Kellackey Spencer Frary

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