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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 02, 1906

Page

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Electioneer Triumph in Colt Produce Stakes at Brighton

In a six furlong colt affair at Brighton Reach, Electioneer led a six-race program with De Mund, Paumonok, and Adoration among contenders. The card featured rough riding and a mixed slate of results, with Court Dros and Charleton among winners in later races as Churchill Downs opened its fall meeting.

New York Det Wood C Valu Ness Brighton P. Mainey de Mundy Willey Paumonok Lay Tailes Maliby Real Batas Wave Court Dros Tarhara Bella Common Sue Tine Electioneer de Mund Thae Fifiree Rea Friar Masoy Holecher Adonis Secon Louisvile Churchill Downs WicoMibyle Eastman de Dome Hector Enn Stat Fenden Marve? P Matador Keecoml Turp Charlatan Miltinde Amrry Foote Minlo Katie Powers Mayberry Curlonss Seni

Phillies, Cubs split doubleheader as visitors win both

In Philadelphia the National League season closed with a doubleheader where Chicago defeated Philadelphia in both games. The Cubs took the opener and the nightcap, sealing the sweep.

Philadelphia Chicago Philldelphia

Unclear sports notes from old stand in play by play edit

Fragmented OCR shows mixed team mentions Boston Chicago Philadelphia Brooklyn and Pittsburgh with scattered player names and scores. Text is garbled, lacking clear events, dates, or outcomes to summarize distinctly.

Butte baseball seeks public support for another season

The Butte recreation association plans a giant fundraising ball to cover deficits and keep baseball afloat. A campaign promises a fine event at Columbian Gardens with the Bustand & Mantra band supplying music. Attendance is urged to determine if public backing will sustain the Northwest circuit and keep Seattle, Portland, and other clubs in play.

Butte Necreation Association Coltmbhin Gardens Bustand& Mantra Butte Seattle Portland Lou Eschle Miginiea Moetie Beattle Kent Nsadu Crnek Basebal Wader Nastriel Tirtecee Paypdale Thosl Populse Seatte Coast League Diretors Hive Iim Seattla Bagdall

Unclear game brief from early American League report

A fragmented wire service style note from Cleveland on October 1 describes a first game in a fuel series with unclear team names and misplaced phrases. Mentions Cleves fund and Nevgheri:a ble with Tannehill’s series win for Chicago, plus scattered batter references as readers search for coherent game details.

Cleveland Deiruft Cleves

Noble, Bartholdi Bank Receiver Named in Bankruptcy Petition

New York October 1 slilon Noble director of Bell Claire and of the Bartholdi presented a bankruptcy petition. Liabilities amount to 265000 dollars. A receiver was appointed to manage the affairs.

New York Slilon Noble Nro Urictor Etc! Bell Claire Anc Bartholdi Tn Runtcy Nsvats

Yachting Scene Mixed With Unclear Text

Fragmentary report notes yachts and sailing scenes on the Great Lakes with references to New York and a possible gala. Mentions a club representative and developing ideas, but details and names are obscured by the OCR text.

Aoroya New York Great Lakes

New Football Rules Make Practice Lively

Boston reports that all major universities and colleges are practicing under new rules with two sessions daily. Coaches fear rivals will copy plays, leading Harvard to extend secret drills while others prepare to shield tactics ahead of the November games.

Boston Mass Uys Larvavil Prinetow Yale Penseylvaitei Harvard Rok Srevet Marvard Rew Sheeguard Warward Sbis Meld Sass Enet Studenss Generel Wil Mac Fc Alsiders

Mystery of Snyder's Bony Courthouse Case Unfolds

A skull found north of Lilishorn reveals Carey Engder as the missing man. A gold crowned set of teeth and a revolver point to identity, but coroner hints Snyder may have died by suicide or murk. Pictured are investigators Hayden, Connell, and Sheriff Connell at the scene.

Carey AL Engder Lilishorn Odey Hayes Fearon Binter Crities Cormanr Bagley Short Connell Hayden Elling I Renuiiance Carey Noachieh Cateys Dean Averber Snyder

Unclear Health Edict Reaches Bickly Readers

Fragmentary notice appeals to readers in Bickly about health remedies and economic worries. It references systemic weakness from digestion and bowel issues and mentions the Wisters as a source of reassurance. The text is incomplete and lacks concrete actions or dates.

Ky Lane State Medical Institute Main Broadway Clark's Bank Butte

Fragmentary note on a hockey trophy chase and names

Disjointed OCR text mentions teams and players in a trophy race. It references HILO, a resident of Winihres Moree, and TTC, with claims of relief and heat breaks. Reading is obstructed, but core goal shows a competition for a trophy and several named entities.

HH Tv Hilo Hlenlen Soma Winihres Moree

Gambler Adams Ends All With Shot in Sing Sing

A Chicago era tale reports Albert Adams the gambler who faced relentless publicity and entered Sing Sing after confessing a policy game links. Worn by years of pressure he declared he could not endure the burden and chose to end his life rather than continue the scandal surrounding his ties to the policy business and alleged stock losses.

New York Albert Z. Aran YeHonna Weine J Wight Adainis Boe M. J. Sage & Co New Jepney Akgyal Ing & Bucket Shop Adapts Albert Jr. Austins, Jr Atwern J. Adi Sageranma Adams W. I. DB. Stokes Sing Sing Parks al Adams Stokes Union Pacific Mitten Rygney Mr. Sinkens

Wealthy City Magnate Adams Die in Calm Manner

An official stated Mr. Adams did not end his life over a fortune loss. at death he remained very wealthy and was among the city’s largest individual corner real estate holders. He also held other business interests, with substantial returns reported.

Adams

Pope Names Former Private Chamberlain Monsignor

Baron Paul von Mathes, once a private chamberlain to the pope who recently left worldly life for the priesthood, received a private audience with the pope and was made a monsignor and appointed parish priest at Cinemault, with instruction to reside there and harness a vast field for his energies.

Wwinally A Inner Dies At Age 1 In Wy Anotaosa

Cedar Rapids report notes the death of Wwinally A Inner, aged one, who held a minor role in prison reform circles and gained transient international attention. Authorities provided few further details.

Cedar Rapids Towa

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