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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1903
Page
4
Be careful when you shoot and see that you have the right gus and ammunition. We promote direct contact with leading manufacturers and guarantee satisfaction. The ad touts Savage .22 rifles, Marlin repeating rifles, double barrel shotguns, Winchester 12 gauge shells, and duck coats with prices and emphasis on quality and completeness.
Yevollyn Sep Stalim doubleheader as Bere loiy Hragkhya pame or vieterlaus Whinilis Hath cotmtesty easily. Rehman pitched the same elb to victory to test ware. Carney and Moran powered the visitors as Moran and Chirag led run totals. Kincingett paid to win the season series with strong pitching and support. Final: New York over Philadelphia by Craninatt and Row batteries.
Washington lost 4 to 5 as Boston benefited from better defense and timely plays. New York and Philadelphia split a doubleheader, New York taking the first game behind solid hitting and Homers. Cleveland and St Louis also split, with strong pitching shaping both contests.
Fragmentary report from Sacramento mentions Seow Thar Re 4 tiered Wa San Planeterd at 18. References to Sacramento AY Oakland and Portland, with Damian Gerster and Anetra appearing in terse notes.
The Tuttesdall Lake event opens this afternoon with teams announcing strong play. The Salt Takes have recently been knocking Spokane and Seattle by solid margins, while Colgan is slated to umpire the closing sequence.
Pitcher shifts and new third baseman options linger as Swindells may return today. McHale could move to third with Bratfer Rohark to first if he stays out. Spokane basemen Deise receives a letter from Lautsville. Hildebrand leaves Sacraments job and heads east. McClosky and Byute discuss season duties. Huck Weaver Johnson from disbanded Dodgers joins Oakland. Futtmann leaves Spokane for Ohio. Nipper Juniors beat Na Wowil Stirs by 16. Fort Dunolns win two, over Little Butte and Ananue Juniors.
Hunters begin waterfowl shooting for four months as mallards and canvasbacks appear plentiful. Big game season also opens with elk, deer, and sheep limits set. cold weather expected to drive later birds south.
Paris reports the third stage of the race from Paris to Rouen finished with the Mercedes leading, Lorraine second, and Muselie third. The stage covered about 15 miles along the river between Elbout and Rouen, completed in 1 hour 36 minutes, drawing an enormous crowd at Rouen.
A local handball event in Butte saw Mort Sullivan and Shrck Nolan from Dubie eoteh team up with Mike Fallon and Jy Myers. Myers and Fallon won their match, scoring 18 to 21, securing a $100 prize for the new Dublin ruleh team. The event took place on NarDH Moth sree court, with Sullivan and Nolan representing the other pairing.
Opening day at Narragansett Park draws 9,000 spectators for a multi heat race program. Winners include Navklad in 2:31¼ and 2:38 paces, Kamares and Diabolio in earlier heats, with other horses such as Mary Anna, Jor Poitier, Nervolo, StoWellan and more racing in brisk purses across 2:19 to 2:20 tempo. News from New York and Chicago tracks rounds out a busy day of standardbred action.
Lou Dillon, noted as 2 09, was crowned queen of the turf after a matinee attended by guests from New York Cincinnati Syracuse Columbus and more. Floral tokens and a new champion trot to be celebrated as the event closed in a grand setup.
Shamekiy Pay Bept Ll accords with artora daxned West work, the Valley Con company employing 000 men and boys, were closed down for an indemlin period a day on account of overstocked chal Markot.
Entries and weights listed for today’s races across multiple seven furlong to mile events. Jockeys and horse names appear with varied spellings and some OCR errors, detailing weights, selling races, purses, and track conditions.
Fragmented OCR lists numerous horse names, jockeys, and race notes across distances. Weather is listed as clear with a watch for delays, and a Sunday or weekday context appears implied by race terms and contemporary style.
Proceedings conclude to drop habeas corpus in the Martha Hawes case. Mrs Hawes and Mrs Sition remain detained. Attorney T3riyy contends release if charges pending. All argued that murder case details and new evidence will surface, with Drnny and Oppenheimer's statuses noted.
Manager H Traboar of the Boston & Montana band denies plans to move to Missoula and says family will stay in Butte. He cites recent dissensions but expects arrangements to keep the band together in Butte, preserving its fame and local musical prominence.
A tart evening at Mountain View church hosted by the Ladies Aid Society and social groups for Pastor Rev. Bovard and his supporters. Parlor crowd from the church filled the rooms as attendees celebrated with warmth and fellowship.
The Lie City pastors and Mrs Bayard were guests of honor at a well attended social evening. Mr Bayard, a large man over six feet tall and weighing about 240 pounds, led the program with Alexander Pemalina as chair. Music featured a toned plate solo, vocal solos by Mrs Brune and Mrs Fal ton, violin by Miss Ethel Diljony, piano accompaniment by Professor Matias, and a Miss Muggle Kitro vocal.
Dennis bound G J Wall over for district court on a charge of larceny for allegedly obtaining $106 from Mrs. Brosunit under false pretenses. Evidence showed Wall promised a three year lease on a Brow street property and was accused of misrepresenting terms while the rent was paid in advance. The case centers on whether Wall defrauded the Brosunit couple or acted without wrong. The matter will be submitted to a jury after further testimony and clarification of the contract details.
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