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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1900
Page
7
The column lists varied notices from rent and piano tuning by Orton Bros to travel updates, rail schedules, and social notes. It mentions births, weddings, school terms, weathering periods, and railway stock movements with references to multiple individuals, churches, and local firms.
Opening session at St Patrick's parochial school drew over 600 pupils with expectations attendance will reach about 800. The school, rebuilt this year, employs 12 teachers plus two music and an art instructor, following a public school like curriculum. Mass attendance at Centerville and planned new building highlight a regional growth in parochial schooling.
New York outplayed Cincinnati in two games as Hawley's pitching led the win in the first game. Taylor the deaf mute starred against the visitors in a solid effort with 1,000 in attendance. Batteries listed, and umpire Snyder called the second game with Hahn, Phillips, Kahoe, Taylor, Bowerman among the players.
Philadelphia and St Louis clashed in a well hit game with both sides producing hits but the home team capitalizing at key moments. Fielding wavered at times and the crowd saw a lively contest despite errors with Powell and Robinson, Dono hue and McFarland noted as players and Emslie as umpire.
Chicago outplayed Brooklyn from the start and held a late ninth inning rally by the home team to secure the win. Attendance was about 4,000 with Garvin and Donahue behind the plate and Weyhing Howell and McGuire in the field.
Chicago beats Detroit 4 to 1 and Buffalo defeats Minneapolis 10 to 5. Buffalo also tops Minneapolis 8 to 2 in the rematch. Indianapolis edges Kansas City 5 to 2. Cleveland splits with Milwaukee, 1 to 2 in game one and 4 to 3 in game two.
At St Joseph Missouri on September 4 a large crowd of about 10000 watched lively racing at Lake Contrary. In the 2:15 pace Frank Yocum won after six heats with Dandy Way second and Belle Medium third. best time 2 15 44. Claudie C won the three minute trot with Little Raven second and Bonnie Medium third. best time 2 24 5.
At Sheepshead Bay New York on September 4 a good sized crowd gathered for racing. The event drew local spectators and featured competitive performances on the water.
Horse and trotting racing results from Ham line St Paul Detroit and St Louis dated Sept 4. Winners included Inshot Bonshell Heliobas Borough Colonel Padden Maid of Harlem Kaswell Mabel Onward Nimrod Glessog L. W. Miss Linah Curd Gilock Inuendo Nandora Henry of Frantzamar Tarelane with times and placings across six flat races and two harness events.
Chicago race card from Harlem shows Osecar Tolle winning the mile with Duel ist second, Lily takes the mile and 70 yards, Lord Chesterfield wins the steeplechase short course, Alaho Ir. takes the mile and a sixteenth, Bomerack wins the five and a half furlongs, and Crosby captures the mile.
Leah Brown filed for divorce from James Brown in district court on grounds of cruelty alleging marriage in Butte on January 5, 1895 and abuse beginning twenty days after the wedding. She claims health decline from the cruelty and that she has supported herself despite ill health. She seeks a temporary restraining order to prevent disposition of property on the Annie and Ida Jode during the suit.
The Grotto Cafe will stay open until midnight daily to accommodate increased patronage. Oysters are highlighted as a specialty with moderate prices aimed at attracting regular customers.
Lieutenant Von Krohn of the German navy, severely wounded, tells of the Pekin relief column under Admiral Seymour. He describes eight days under fire from Boxers and Imperial troops, a night march near Chee Ku, a river crossing, and the capture of enemy guns before reaching Tientsin on sick leave.
Paris reports the French gunboat Comete has reached Canton on Sept 3. The voyage toward Swatow on the Kiang estuary reportedly calmed local anti foreign unrest in Kouangtung. A missionary in Fatkong near Canton was attacked and wounded.
A Montana company sues the city of Butte to enjoin enforcement of a 1898 ordinance prohibiting billboards within fire limits unless iron or inflammable construction. The suit claims misprint in inflammable, unauthority to regulate private property, and irreparable damages from tearing down boards under leases. Judge Clancy granted a temporary restraining order. hearing set for next Saturday.
A British transport Montcalm carrying 1490 mules was stuck below New Orleans for 48 hours after a mutiny. British stokers refused to work with Danish crew, Chicago muleteers went on strike, ringleaders jailed, and a British ship captain commission investigated stores before sea.
Washington General MacArthur releases a casualty roll by August and September noting Dysentery Typhoid fever Pneumonia Nephritis Splenitis and other causes across multiple infantry units. The report includes death dates, unit numbers and two funeral details for Harry M. Brahm.
Walter Garrison, known as the short change artist, was released on a writ of habeas corpus by Judge Clancy but rearrested and returned to jail. The judge ordered fresh testimony and a further hearing set for 5 pm, with county attorney Kelley seeking to quash the writ.
Private ceremonies at 208 West Galena Street conducted by Rev. B. C. Blackiston for Colonel H. H. Horst. Family and close friends attended. Mount Moriah Cemetery interment. Floral tributes from prominent city figures. John H. Leary's funeral set for 2 p m today at Sherman’s parlors.
The funeral of Frank Driscoll age T, son of Mr and Mrs Finn Driscoll, will be held today at 2 o'clock from 812 North Montana Street.
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