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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1900
Page
5
The Anaconda Standard delivers more news per day for the money than other Montana dailies. The piece notes a comparison of cost and inches of publication, asserting The Anaconda Standard offers superior value for readers.
Great Falls defeated Butte by multiple runs as Wright dominated on the mound striking out six while Butte managed only six hits. Key moments included Hammond and Perham stealing bases and a fourth inning rally by Butte that kept the game close before Great Falls added two insurance runs in the eighth.
Bases on balls Pace two, Clarkson, Carter, McVicker, Hall, Tinker. Struck out Ferguson, Pace, Clarkson, McVicker, Hurley. Time of game two minutes. Umpire Clark.
Standing of the clubs shows Great Falls and Helena with ten wins each and diverse entries, but the text is garbled. The fragment lists clubs such as Great Falls and Helena with wins and losses, while incomplete scores and percentages remain unreadable.
Milwaukee defeats Cleveland 3 to 2 in the opener and falls 1 to 8 in the nightcap. Kansas City tops Buffalo 5 to 0. Detroit trips Minneapolis 4 to 3 while Chicago blanks Indianapolis 6 to 0.
One out when the winning run crossed. Key hits included two base hits by O Brien and three base hits by Schill MecVicker and Hall.
A Pittsburg Dispatch piece recalls Henry VII sending commissioners to assess a Naples princess for marriage. They evaluated mental moral and physical traits including lungs breath perfume odor and appearance noting the nose shape the hand and eyes. Despite favorable reports the king did not wed her, perhaps the nose proved too much.
A Newfound land magnate, W R G Reid, acquired island railways docks telegraphs and more, controlling vast lands. He plans a $25 million company with $5 million cash to finance expansion, but the colonial government refuses to allow transfer of his personal contract liability, stalling the plan for now.
The St. Paul Dispatch questions wolf bounty policy as state auditor Dunn seeks to withhold one third of the bounty. It notes claims of farmers farming the state by producing wolf carcasses for $5 to $15 rewards and calls for repeal to curb treasury fraud and protect flocks.
Butte Eagles No. 11 hosted a crowded social at Miners Union Hall with music, cakewalk, and numerous solo performances. The event featured speeches by R. G. Kirk, Rabbi Eisenberg, and others, plus a grand march and lively dancing, marking the season’s first big gathering.
A first class daily newspaper pride and market coverage claim that The Anaconda Standard offers value with stock quotes mining and agricultural news for Northwest readers.
Detective Ray nabbed William Bloomquist in the act of snatching a pocketbook from Lizzie Hall at 4 East Galena Street. The purse held $12. Bloomquist claimed the money was his and that Hall had taken it from him earlier. Police court adjudication set for today.
Business Men's association to discuss sending aid to Galveston flood victims. Members expect full attendance and will appoint committees to canvass for subscriptions while noting other Montana towns have already begun relief efforts. The goal is a substantial city contribution and a strong community response.
The piece describes practical confidante work by women offering listening ears and practical counsel to heartsick fiancés, married couples, elderly widows, and working women. It highlights letters exchanges, tactful guidance, and uplifting philosophy aimed at preventing domestic strife and boosting morale.
The piece argues that voters will reject Republican tactics and see the true issue. It claims dust and fog from political players hides interests, but asserts the people are growing more intelligent and will sweep away deception in November.
A promotional notice from Hennessy's tailoring department invites customers to choose the season's newest fabrics. It touts the satisfaction of being well dressed with a full suit, a Knox hat, and Banister's shoes, claiming none are better dressed.
A handwritten note urges patrons to enjoy morning and night caps at the Southern hotel bar, warning to ensure the quality of liquor and the excellence of the between-drink experience.
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