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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1906
Page
25
Seattle police investigation unfolds after a fatal shooting involving Jesse M Hall. Reports describe a troubled sequence, with witnesses noting threats and counseling from relatives prior to the incident. The proceedings include observations of patient care and a discussion on the accused’s intent and court disposition.
A fragmented notice reviews Parsifal as staged in a matte originale style. The performance is praised for well-played singing and steady pacing though the printed programme lists several misprints and omissions.
A grand ball at the gardens tonight aims to raise funds for the local association repairing weather damage and supporting civil engineering projects. The event features a large dancing program in the pavilion, plus plans tied to irrigation and flood control efforts along the river and basin sites.
In a chaotic report the Boston National Club faces action as the ledger of events surrounding the Philadelphia National League and the Cincinnati manager Tenney is outlined. The article notes transfers and meetings that prepared the way for a dispute involving key players and officials.
Fragmentary report from a Los Angeles tram meeting of the Angel City Bass HONE directors. Dolly Gray Ferneet to be released was defied. Voted to retain GM Mead Mh of dasisant manager, iadoomath, 0 Sttutient cud for further proceed. The lower court istry the Called.
The record notes the count of appeals addressed in today’s session. Judge Cochran delivered the decision, and the court recorded the derision as part of the ruling.
A messy OCR fragment describes tennis and golf players linked to Montana, mentioning Spokane, Dr Drake Hadlow, Kenan of The Courtesae Montana, with scattered names Hames Hawkins De Wit and Wile. It hints at a summer contest or match context but remains largely unintelligible.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe Clem Crowley at half for Michigan and reference his strength in breaking plays. The text hints at a forthcoming game next Saturday and Crowley’s pivotal role on the line.
A race card lists multiple finishes across seven furlongs to five and a half furlongs with winners such as Martha Garmin Tom, Merrill, and Lady Vincent, plus several third places. Trotting races were postponed due to unclear reasons. Separately, a court suit against former State Bank of Arkansas City president Kane resumed after a period of absence.
Dispatches indicate naval and marine units are assembling for a Cuban expedition. Admiral Schley and Gen. Wes greet returnees as presses report supply requests for Havana and Camp Huntin. Major Patrick leads troops with hospital corps and marines aboard, while rumors recount a missing duck incident in the Silver Row cub.
The National League contest between Boston and Brooklyn was ended after twelve innings when darkness halted play. Whiting and Sytte young pitcher Whiting starred for the visitors as Pittsburgh faced a late challenge from Pittburgh keys, with Willis, Phine and Gibson among others noted in the fray.
In a tight early season clash, Cleveland secured a win over Detroit as pitcher Liebhard delivered a strong start for the visitors. The scoreline reflected solid offense and key defensive plays. Further details remain unclear due to fragmented OCR text.
The report covers a heavy hitting opening game with key players Congallon, Turner's Holding, and several batters from Chicago and New York facing off. Oakland and other teams are noted with multiple names and positions as the contest unfolds, but the decisive moment centers on a strong untangled sequence.
Special Dispatch reports William Rel. colored faced a preliminary hearing before Justice Praner in Billings on grand larceny charges. He allegedly entered Louis J. Covington’s barber shop in South Billings, stole $85 from the money drawer, and was arrested in Livingston. He was bound over to district court with hands fixed, and jailed in default.
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