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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1906
Page
1
The article reviews Wesleyan University’s opening game in which Coach Furman’s team faced early struggles and adjustments. It notes internal shifts at quarterback with Dan Malloy, the defense under Carrell, and the promise shown by Captain Stearh and newcomers. It highlights the center to quarter passing, the line’s work, and prospects for upcoming games vs Livingston and Butte.
In Fresno on October 2 Wolters lost a tenth inning affair as San Francisco games featured Beattie Vickere Graham and Bliss for Oakland while Seattle and Los Angeles matched with Janes Hisankeer Nam and Ellis. Umpires listed as Getti and Gelding. The scoreline shows Los Angeles 2 Portland 10 with Batteri on Lramhear Hinge and Carson.
Miss Camille Clifford gains favor with Why Do They Call Me a popular new song at the Belle of New York season. Edna May faces a change in public reception as Clifford's performance shapes a shift in the musical lineup and expectations for the production's future cast decisions.
The article lauds the White Sox for winning the American League title and lifting the World Series crown. It details their season growth from early struggles with star players and new recruits, key acquisitions like Dougherty, and a final surge to overtake the Yankees and Browns. It notes strong pitching, hitting, and team resilience, culminating in a historic triumph.
A garbled obituary notes the death of noted jockey Martin Hergen in Gravesend New York. It cites his peak status among top riders like McLaughlin and Garrison and recalls his ride on Salvator and a Saratoga sweep. The text references old racing feats and mentions a Las Palinag cigarette.
New York, Oct. 21 In tracing out players for the Harvard eleven field this potage hero the youngster who looks to be a bright to remain at center forward the year. The trim form needs speed on the end and Mayer who can get over the ground with same agility Burnham seems to be of the type that will likely revolutionize a good bit of the football tat is to be used the United state in the future and is rather apt to hold his own against any rivets who may work for me same position.
The article reports on Great Butte courses returning from Hot Springs with wins and big prizes. Blake family hounds led by Consignor displayed top performance, with Consignor winning the supreme pup stake and other dogs earning notable placements.
Two divers working on the French naval yacht Lutte off this port succeeded in digging a tunnel under the stern, allowing a hawser to pass. Authorities led by French marine minister M. Thomson reported attempts to raise the vessel have failed. Bodies seen through windows remain interlocked, with one believed to be Lieutenant Fepon. The submarine rests with most weights in position. the starboard bow weight and fittings lie on the bottom.
Turbulent reports describe a terrif ic storm sweeping Central America. Rescue and casualty counts rise as towns like Panechinstico suffer floods and sulphur water outbreaks. Additional data from Pimitiente and other locales indicate widespread devastation and loss.
Reported wreck between Coriate Nicaragua and Amapalz Honduras sinks the schooner Azetene with many passengers. all aboard drowned. Authorities dispose by stream search, corpses recovered from cemeteries, and railroads in Honduras suffer serious damage.
Mexico City report that voluminous documents have been presented to congress accusing Rafael Izabel, governor of Sonora, of violating territorial rights. The charges relate to involvement in the Cananea riots and the alleged entry of Mexican soldiers into Arizona. Exact terms remain undisclosed.
Worthington December 2 Secretary Wiley led a committee appointed to draft pure food and drug regulations under the act now enforced by the federal agency. The trio includes Dr H W Wiley from agriculture Dr S N D North from commerce and labor and James J Gerry from the treasury department.
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