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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1908
Page
15
A Baltimore woman with varicose veins and leg ulcers writes that prior ointments failed. After using Cuticura Soap and Ointment she experienced instant relief and healing, allowing her to walk again. The note dates January 11 and 18 from Hampden, Baltimore.
Advertises Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent as cures for rashes itchings inflammations chafings and skin disfigurations. Claims instant relief and rapid healing for infants children and adults with eczema pimples blackheads and other conditions. Includes product names prices and the publisher Boston Massachusetts.
Butte High School football opens with only 16 candidates and just three holdovers from last season's Northwest championship squad. Principal Downer and Coach face a depleted lineup, uncertain guard positions, light weights, and little school spirit, risking a weak Montana title defense.
Captain EF F Fletcher is removed from duty at the navy department to Manila for service on naval ordnance matters and will command the battleship Vermont of the Atlantic fleet. He relieves Captain W W Potter, who is slated for rear admiral soon and to command the third division of the Atlantic fleet after Rear Admiral William H Emery retires December 15.
Hartford Sept 15 Democratic delegates search for a candidate after former Governor Walter declines. General Henry A Bishop emerges as a possible choice and leaves to consult his wife on breaking a pledge. Other names include Judge A Heaton Robertson Homer S Cummins and Senator Archibald McNeil.
Poem notes seasons of toil and reward by T. A. Daly. It contrasts summer’s hardship with autumn bounty and declares readiness for winter. The piece blends agricultural imagery with spiritual resolve and ends by crediting Daly as author in the Catholic Standard and Times.
San Francisco notes W B Macdonough has 12 horses in training at Menlo Farm for the coming season at Oakland track. The string includes M Mason Duke of Milan and Middie, with yearlings and relatives of Ormondale and Saracinesca. Plans include late farm stays and November yearling auctions.
In Arkansas the gubernatorial win for George W. Donaghy and the full Democratic ticket appears likely by a margin over 65,000 votes. Prohibitionists and license supporters see mixed county outcomes with some counties captured dry and others remaining wet.
A Spokane Spokesman-Review column questions sportsmanship across multiple games noting tricks and trimming in trotters football cricket and basketball while warning that provocative bets or cheating could affect the outcome of the dual pennant race and leave players injured or unable to continue.
A remarkably small offender carried out one of the largest robberies on record despite his diminutive size. Authorities note that his stature did not deter a crime of such scale.
In Billings at Coliseum rink Edldie McGoorty of Oshkosh Wisconsin and Jack Sullivan of Anaconda fought twenty rounds at 161 pounds in the fastest bout seen here. McGoorty led until the tenth, but Sullivan surged back to a draw as Norvall of Butte defeated Jimmy Matthews in the preliminary.
In Kearney Nebraska an unknown man about 25 years old fatally wounded himself with a knife aboard the westbound Union Pacific Overland Limited in the yards. The incident occurred as the train traveled through the area, and authorities began an investigation into the event and motive.
A man hurled a knife from a window as he indicated Los Angeles as his intended destination on a ticket. Police are investigating the偶 incident and tracing the traveler’s movements.
Tokio reports M. Hayashi, the Japanese ambassador to Italy, began his assignment in Rome today marking the start of his posting to the Italian capital.
In Munich on September 15 Dr Lasker won the eleventh chess championship game in 28 moves avenging yesterday's defeat by Dr Tarrasch. City
Lasker defeats Tarrasch 6 to 2 with two draws in a staged chess encounter. The result shows Lasker dominating the event after midgame trades and precise endgames.
Freddie Welsh the English lightweight defeated Frank Carsey of Chicago at the Pacific Athletic Club in Los Angeles. Welsh used his famed shift to land a crushing right to the jaw, sending Carsey to the floor and out for two minutes.
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