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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1907
Page
1
A long roster of Cubs players and hopefuls with details on birthplace, ancestry, height, weight, early teams, and paths to Chicago. Entries cover Slagle, Evers, Brown, Tinker, Cobb-like figures, and others including Lundgren, Hofman, Schulte, and Sheckard, noting trades, university ties, and career milestones.
Fragmented text notes New York Times coverage of a Buffalo speech referencing public interests and perceived gains. Mentions Mr. Tenesevert and assorted unclear figures amid political debate.
Montanar is suspected of behind the Lexington sale purchases. William Tanes of Butte is named as the buyer, possibly acting for a wealthy backer planning a new Montana breeding farm. Purchases include Grace Dean, Tulia Greet, Lady Millerton, Blood Morgan, and other standard bred youngsters, with several yearlings by Prodigal fetching top prices.
The Walla Walla greyhound, owned by Ge Bleman of Colma, led the National coursing meet with a standout performance in round two. Other events featured a string of named runners and results, including Willa Walla defeating Master Fate 4 0 and a series of races with varied placements and odds.
Fragmentary track notes mention Valentino, Crafty, Vade vid, Thine, and a halt in the race. Names listed suggest a local meeting with scribed results and participants but concrete outcomes and full details are unclear.
The report records multiple race outcomes with times and placements. Ware Creat won the first race with a 3:18 25 time, Obert second, Bridgs third. In the next events Jans Aten and Prince Chingecon appear with third place, and Vine clocked 2:3. Fourth race at a furlong time 1:38.6 shows Tarly winning and Daly second. Fifth race notes Ben Bun winning with Brookdale second and Kentucky Bean third, time 1:25 9-5. Sixth race covers Master Robert winning by Adoralion second and Gretna Green third with time 1:45.
The Pryoke balloon, crewed by Osrar rhylaehs and Hans Heldemann, part of the German teams in the International cup races, landed at Red Bud, TL, about 30 miles north of here, at 2:22 this afternoon after a trial flight from the local area.
The Montana college eleven arrived from Deer Lodge in a husky group confident of victory this afternoon in Butte. They seem heavier than the Butte team but will strive to perform well in every minute. The game starts at 2 o'clock with Melyner or Donovan likely to officiate and more officials to be named at the grounds. Street cars run every five minutes and a record crowd is expected.
In San Francisco on October 18 Portland piled up 12 hits and hammered Joy as their offense ran riot. The visitors played error-filled defense, taking a 13 to 8 win with Ferrill and Bythes sharing pitching duties and Joy pairing with Bsola in the battery.
In Los Angeles, Oakland beat Los Angeles 9 to 4 as Carissime made a one handed catch on Gates liner in the fifth. Beraux was fined $10 for arguing with umpire Quigg in the sixth. Bearer and Dashwood were also noted in the game recap.
Stockholm October 18 Prince Gustavus Adolphus Duke of Scania eldest son of Crown Prince Gustavus shows strong interest in the proposed challenge for the America’s Cup acting for the Royal Swedish Yachting Club. His name appears on the appeal for subscriptions to the fund to guarantee the expense.
An advertisement claims a paste on remedy cures pilonidal issues such as itching bleeding and protrusion within four to fourteen days or a full refund. The offer promises a money back guarantee if unsatisfied and mentions a price of 609 in unspecified currency.
The piece discusses teaching as exhaustive work akin to an actor with a 200 play repertoire. It notes daily prep, evaluating pupil progress, renewing vitality, and duties beyond the classroom. It compares teachers to clergy for mission and critic uncertainty, stressing professional learning and interschool collaboration.
A former Des Moines man writes from Mexico about railroad life there. He describes packed trains with three classes, harsh conditions, and rough travel. He notes high costs and intense heat, recalling Tenoyo's climate and daily discomforts during his stay.
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