Impresario Thompson Arrives in Butte With Boston Lyrics
Colonel W A Thompson manager of the Boston Lyric Opera arrives in Butte with his 50 person company to open at the Grand Opera house for a week. He plans a six month Yokohama tour with Moutrie Co guaranteeing at least 90000 and covering transport to Manila. The group features stars like Josephine Stanton Daisy Howard and Bertha Davis with plans for Wang and lavish productions. Orton Bros. piano and organ sales note closing line.
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Frank Daniels
Marie Tempest
de Wolf Hopper
Josephine Starton
Daisy Howard
Katherine Gooatteh
John Henderson
Henry Hallam
George Kunkel
Charles Huntington
Frank Maslin
Alex Joel
Charles van Dyne
Bertha Davis
Alice Neilson Opera Company
Sara Carr
de Wolf Hopper Opera Company
Gavotte
Standard prints all the news all the time
The Standard promotes continuous news coverage and global updates through subscription and ongoing readership engagement. It emphasizes staying informed about world happenings via regular editions.
Elks to Play Two Games Today at Ball Grounds
Two games scheduled at the ball grounds with one admission. The Butte and the Anaconda Elks start at 2 pm, followed by the league game at 3 30 pm upon Elk completion. Ladies admitted free to both games.
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Butte
Anaconda
Salic Law and Female Succession Across Europe
The article surveys how Salic law restricts female succession in France Germany and several dynasties, noting England Russia Spain Portugal and Holland effects. It discusses succession rules in Austria Hungary Luxembourg and morganatic marriage implications with examples like Victoria and Maria Louise.
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Belgium
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Hungary
England
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Portugal
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Victoria
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Cumberland
Grand Duchy of Luxemburg
Wilhelmina
Luxemburg
Nassau
Europe
Maria Louise
Duke of Cumberland
Max of
Baden
Apricot Pits Find Value in Industry Uses This Season
The California Fruit Grower notes apricot pits shift from waste to valuable byproduct. Pits fuel boilers, yield almond oil, aid candy and baking powder production, with rising demand and $90 per ton price for clean pits. Export to the UK headlines last season’s shipments, as Golden Gate Packing reports kernels from pits and advises drying pits for marketable stock.
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Tyulifornia Mink Canners’ Association
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Golden Gate Fruiti Packing Company
Mooseley and Mudge discuss wealth and opportunity
From the Indianapolis Press dialogue Mooseley asks what one would do with a million a year and Mudge replies by noting the assessor. The exchange highlights that in America the rising middle class can shoulder duties tied to wealth and advancement.
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Indianapolis
Mooseley
Mudge
America
Poem Sparks Debate Over Obscurity and Vice Presidential Imagery
A confrontation over literary obscurity centers on a poem by B Simmons linking to a vice presidential candidate on a fourth party ticket. The exchange hints at political satire and authorial intent without revealing explicit endorsements.
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Indianapolis
Timmine
Simmons
Six Weeks of Marriage and Divorce Suit Filed
Louise M. Hall sues George F. Hall for desertion after about six weeks of marriage at Spokane on January 12, 1899. She seeks restoration of her maiden name Louise M. Gratz and summons by publication. Other court items note estate matters and mining title suits, plus a doctor’s reminiscences on snakebite treatment and antidote progress.
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District Court
George F. Hall
Spokane
Minneapolis
John 3S
Clapp
George Gemmell
James Finlen
Tungsten Mystery Revealed Near Long Hill Conn
A Long Hill Connecticut deposit north of Bridgeport holds a vast tungsten vein once a volcanic crater. Experts from Krupp and Sheffield reportedly seek the ore valued at 450 to 650 dollars per ton and used to harden steel, with trials pushing armor plate and projectiles forward.
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Germany
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Senate
UnitedRtates
Krupp Works
Whiskey and Snake Bites
A New Orleans Times-Democrat excerpt quotes a local physician condemning the practice of treating rattlesnake bites with large doses of whiskey. He argues alcohol depresses the patient, obscuring symptoms and hindering recovery, and notes the habit persists in rural areas and among some doctors.
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Alabama
Perils of Our Naval Vessels Highlight Navy Wrecks
A Washington Striking column argues that peace time naval losses prove the need for a full ship complement. It recalls ships lost to wrecks and collisions, from the Charleston to the Maine, Kearsarge, Trenton, Vandalia, Nipsic, Huron, Wateree, Texas, and Massachusetts, amid Western Hemisphere and foreign maneuvers.
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United States
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Philippine
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Bay
Havana
Kearsarge
Roneador Reef
Yucatan
Apia
Trenton
Vandalia
Nipsic
Huron
Cape Hatteras
Lucien Young
Chill
Valparaiso
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Massachusetts
East River
Governor's Island
New York
Mediterranean
Five Year Old Burglar Strikes in New York Store
A five year old girl Freda Frank, daughter of jeweler Solomon Frank of Canal Street, slept among gems at 86 Bowery until morning. She woke, pried a door, crawled out with a hatchet, and wandered home, alerting her mother when she rang the bell. Police report a curious burglary blamed on a child.
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New York Herald
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Solomon Frank
Bowery
Freda
Canal Street
Brunett
Elizabeth Street
Wrank
Seventeen-Year-Old Loses Arm After Rail Accident
Albert Dawson, 16, of 146th Street, was struck by a freight train on Willow Avenue. The left arm was severed above the elbow. He walked to a switch tower with the limb, was taken to Harlem Hospital with significant blood loss, and treated by Dr Blackman after ambulances failed to respond due to a storm.
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Loteie Benedict
New York, New Haven & Hartford Railroad
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Young Dawson
Blake
One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street
Harlem
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