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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1913
Page
1
Ty Cobb is identified as the leading performer in the American League with strong batting averages. The text also hints at Daubert as a near rival in the National League, and mentions searches for four key players by league, though details are fragmented.
An old advertisement touts S. S. S. as a broad purifier with medicinal components to cleanse blood and boost energy. It claims to treat rheumatism stomach and intestinal catarrh skin eruptions and other blood troubles. The Swifts Specific Co markets S. S. S. from Atlanta Georgia and offers medical consultation through its lab and drug stores.
The article reviews a trotting event where Peter Volo sets a new world time for a two year old trotters division, surpassing the prior record of 4 minutes and various horses achieve notable placements. It mentions Bay Untand and JK Bulla champion, Lady Waneika, Pan Patch, Erbe Axworthy, and Boa Zoolock among others, with noted heats and victories.
The article notes Welsh and Hyland weighing and training, with comparisons to recent Denver matches. It mentions Byland joining the card and Jesturing on who will weigh around eight pounds, plus references to referees, boxing officials, and prospects for a close outcome.
Disjointed OCR notes recount a rapid basketball game featuring New York and Cleveland with frantic moments and scattered player names. The chaotic text hints at fast pace, multiple field events, and late surge by Cleveland as the bout carried into a compressed timeframe.
Readers weigh in on the baseball World Series, with fans split between the Giants and Athletics. Predictions focus on pitching depth, hitting power, and McGraw versus Mathewson era comparisons, while hot bets and loyalties shift across New York and Butte crowds.
The inaugural game to decide the league baseball champion in Chicago is slated for March at 2 PM between the American and National Leagues. Presidents of both leagues indicate key players and managers, with lineup hints suggesting Chansy and Archer for the National and Russell and Selune for the American side.
New York manager John McGraw assembles a full roster for the world title tour after the World Series. Top pitchers include Mathewson Fromme and Merkle anchors, with Meyers Wingo and Magee among listed outfield options as the squad prepares for international exhibition travel.
William Rufus Eas, a wealthy lumberman, is indicted by a federal grand jury on a violation of the federal slave transport act. The case involves alleged transportation of Miss A J M Sax from Chicago to St Paul on October 7, 1910. Miss Sax was reportedly employed as a teenage rancher for Shelby County Coal Company, with home in Rockfoye, Illinois.
A flood of bold predictions grips New York and Philadelphia as enthusiasts back the Giants or the Athletics in a decisive series. Mathewson and McGraw loom large while observers weigh pitching strength and infield depth across the rival rosters.
Lea Clarette, a noted French writer, has written two title book translating Dickens selections with analysis of the author. He claims Dickens exaggerates yet reveals his splendid gayety and robust humor. Dickens teaches morality and his work suits young readers with affectionate wit and humane warmth.
A fragmentary review notes Clarelle recommends reading La Grillen de Foyer and Dickens short stories in France. It contrasts the intertwined fates of literature and cultural exchange with a remark on a promising harvest interrupted by torrential rain and violent hail, affecting South Texas crops.
The Seattle Times recounts a pressroom blaze injuring crew including Captain William Braun and four others. They were overcome by haling gas and smoke and remained in hospital, with investigation leaning toward an explosion theory amid extensive plant damage and production losses.
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