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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1906
Page
18
The agricultural exhibit promises surprises for readers unfamiliar with Deer Lodge valley production. Livestock is described as exceptionally complete, the beach show is billed as Montana’s best yet, and the flower display is expected to astonish attendees.
Fragmented report describes a gathering of Montane Pioneers with residents and officials from Dillon Helena and Deer Lodge. It notes attendance by local families, a funeral reference, and mentions a Navy detachment request and a political clash in Malakhati square.
Deserters at Mare Island sparked a sequence of incidents as officers attempted to control crowds. Reports describe confrontations, command appeals to General Emor, and military patrols to restore order amid ongoing unrest.
At Oakley Park the track hosted trotting and pacing events with purses from 1000 to 5000 dollars. Nut Boy claimed the Obie trot, Ardett swept the 2515 pacing heats, and Texak Rooker won the 2:06 class with Pine and Landy Pride among notable finishers.
In a tense American League encounter spectators saw Spectacubir Ania dn spark a late inning rally while Heron and Coughlin contributed key plays. Despite tight defense by Klelowa and Schmidt, the visitors pushed ahead with a sharp sequence of hits and a clutch double, as pitchers and umpires suffered mixed calls and the game stayed undecided until the final outs.
Lin Augenn and the Angels opened strong in a well played game against the North division after a week break. The Angels won 3 to 1 with Kitty Brashea contributing a key second base stop and solid team defense.
Fragmented report mentions players Peter Pasting Livingston Bonin and Nell with outs and pitches. It notes a late tat hight and depart far different pote nts and a plan to have hundred employees tied to the Bark Wanch daily train schedule except some days.
R H Stevens appointed to fill vacancy left by Walter Grannis in county Republican ticket process. Other candidates discussed include Kine Bolsperny Reed and Sepin Stunde. Deputy clerk W R Cook has been named interim. Legislature to formalize the candidate slate.
At the Cascade County fair chilly weather surrounds festivities. Warnings and confusion follow as gamblers are charged and a number of arrests occur near the fairgrounds. Authorities report gambling activity and a separate assault incident linked to the event.
A chaotic riot aftermath is described with several killed including a white man and a Black man. The report notes rumors and confirms some deaths and injuries near Atlanta, with authorities declaring a pause in unrest and promising orderly investigations. Public officials and local residents fear further disturbances amid surviving witnesses.
A frightened resident reported a theft attempt on a quiet street. Police investigated and reviewed nearby surveillance video for possible suspects. No injuries were reported.
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