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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1908
Page
6
A long fragmented report discusses prominent Irish athletes and an ambitious Vatican outdoor games plan in Rome. It mentions church authorities, Rome sites, and historical references to gladiators, Pope’s walls, and the city’s gardens, with speculation on venues, dates, and spectators.
Readable fragments recount Clynes of Butte thrilling Spokane contest. He steals, hits a three bagger, and drives a dramatic ninth inning surge as fans erupt in stands. Warnings of weather and late rally mark a chaotic game with standout plays by Benneth and Shen praised by spectators.
A garbled account describes Vancouver defeating the Canucks as Ernest Franklin’s win streak faltered and Quigsey tied the game, with mention of Neattle, Bally weenie, and Thick Cate in a rough, unclear report of the recent match.
A Galveston tale describes a local baseball club adopting a baby amid a chaotic dance night. The infant reportedly becomes central to a strained family and club turmoil with several figures, including Edmund Waters and others, drawn into the affair. A donor presented $2,000 in credits during the episode, while the club’s fortunes and the baby’s welfare remain the focus of widespread discussion.
Prom Mina discusses a dispute between Frank Cotes, the owarkl's champion, and Hackenschmidt. A match was announced but not set. Hackenschmidt hoped for a future contest in New York or London, with Beattie Roller and others in focus.
Frank Walker of Went Park Street won a season pass amid a village charity drawing at the late event. Rosa Mall presented the prize, valued at 30 dollars, as 694 tickets were sold. Walker guessed 901, with three others near 1,000, and an official noted the actual number likely not to reflect a contest number. A separate online contest gathers more than 100 entries at Smokehouse on North Abbott Street as the weeklong promotion continues.
In a rugged Spokane card a veteran fighter Gene Sullivan faces a younger challenger in a tense exhibition. The event features talk of a possible knockout as both boxers scout for advantage, with local promoters touting a future title tilt if form holds.
In Beverly Mass a horse named Mare 38 Baeat Wingy the Shayahoatnit Rolding, owned by Judge William J. Manore of New York, took prizes at many horse shows though reports say the animal fell and winded riders. The fragmentary text notes concern over the horse’s condition and ownership amid ongoing events.
The president Charles H Bowman hosted a lavish reception with guests including professors and their wives. Decor featured apples, grain, and blossom motifs. an orchestra played as attendees toured the rooms and viewed the mineral exhibit. The supper area offered cake, sandwiches, and coffee. Commencement exercises follow at 8 pm in The Auditorium, with Mathewson of Annaponda delivering the address.
English observers debate the Burns Johnson championship prospect with London reports noting a $12,500 purse and Johnson willing to wager $5,000. Burns leads public sentiment, while critics question his readiness and the champion’s obligation to face a challenger amid strong fan and manager commentary.
A call to recruit a new Standard subscriber for at least three months. First month prepaid and the new subscriber pays eleven cents. The offer includes a free flag with colors and a neat tag as an incentive. Urges prompt action to earn a flag.
A fragment discusses the idea that early English prose adopted “nom-de-pluine” and “otter the apparent supposition” about French barbarism, touching on the Nanoleanie wars and a short peace, noting uncertainty about the source of those terms.
A fragmented OCR passage mentions Charles Nodier’s reception in England as a French literature authority, with stray references to Paris and a poet’s haven. The text hints at literary mutation and a traveler’s perspective, though many words are garbled and names obscured.
The Washington West notes aim to breed a citrus tree that bears sweet fruit in cold climates. Government botanists pursue a northern hardy orange, with crossbreeding to endure frost, promising fruit from Virginia to Missouri and beyond if successful.
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