Great Greek Tragedy Electra Delights New York Audiences
Special correspondence notes the first American performance of Hofmannstahl's Electra at Gaydon Theater. Mrs. Patrick Campbell leads a strong cast including Mrs. Bearholmy Trae, Charles Dalton and Ben Webster, with standout acting from Campbell. The production, followed by The Flower of Yamato, showcases intense emotion and notable stage craft amid a prosperous overall season for major cities and theater managers.
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The
Standard
New York
Duc Tabner & Co
Sophocles
Yamato
Kentucky horsemen appeal to New York legislature
Lexington Feb 15 Kentucky horsemen plan to appeal to the New York Legislature. The delegation includes H F Johnson president of the National Teot ing association and adjutant general of Kentucky Col Millay Young owner of NeGrathlana etud John TH Alten Commonwealth attorney chosen to travel to Albany and protest the repeal of the Percy Gray law affecting horse making commerce.
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Lexington
New York
Impossible to Accept Challenge of Americans
Oxford and Cambridge universities announce they cannot accept the Inter-Collegiate Association of American Athletes challenge for an international track meet after the Olympic Games in London. The decision cites prearranged circumstances affecting participation.
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Oxford
England
Pihictic Libs
Cambridge
Amiuieuy Athletes of America
London
New Orleans Fair Grounds Race Results Summary
The report lists race results at the New Orleans Fair Grounds across seven events. Winners include Murve, Senvenir, E. T. Sippy, Rod Gauntlet, War her Griswell, Katle Powers, and Sir Toddington, with various runners-up and finish times noted for each race.
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Fair Grounds
Murve Be
Toseburyy
Iqueets Senvenir
Albert Star
Bluv Tee
E. T. Sippy
Ketchemtko
Financier
Rod Gauntlet
Fawkes Gird
Temaceu
Raanlle
Warher Griswell
Adesso
Heark
Hyacinth Trahie
Mule End
Katle Powers
Denigre
Croch
Sir Toddington
McClyus
Apings
Riverside racing card at Los Angeles meet results
At Los Angeles on Feb la race results list multiple fixtures. Winners include Marrill in a 1 1/2 furlongs, Canarias in six furlongs, Rapid Waterwart, Farndlee Queen, Alina Boytron, Chulfontawan, and Ave in a dirt mile event. Second and third places are noted with riders and times in a compact, era style.
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Los Angeles
Marrill
San Nicholas
Malton
Tine
Canaria
Kerry Xeconi
Black Mate
Mine
Iile
Rapid Waterwart
Marster
Davis
Ho Gentu
Aulasiakee
Farndlee Queen
Duke of Allan
Alina Boytron
Crepps Recknam
Silver Skin
nille—Chulfontawan
Mary I
Hi Ball
Ave
Keyosiiny Awwon
Orel Soeauil
Creston Bay
Haskins Dropped From Penn Track Team After Poor Showing
Philadelphia February 15. Vice Provost Smyly announced Guy Haskins, University of Pennsylvania mile and a half runner and defending Intercollegiate champion, will be dropped from the squad for failure to maintain.
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Philadelphia
Smvly
Guy Haskins
Pennsylvania
Averelia
Oxford WINK MATCH at Queen's Grounds Ends 4-1 for Oxford
Oxford beat Cambridge 4 to 1 in a ritual foot rally at Queen's Grounds. Officials enforced rules as spectators watched the match unfold amid steady play from Oxford.
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London
Oxford
Cambridge
Queen'a Clip Grounds
Hall says aims to sign players as new season looms
Hall outlines plans to add talent from Seattle and Midwest, noting interest in two catchers, a second baseman, and a strong base runner. He mentions pursuing young infielders, potential trades, and talks with Addy Corbin while eyeing a stout pitching staff and improved youth prospects for the Western league lineup.
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Addy Corbin
McIntyre
Juanson
American Association
Johnson
Hall
Saldings
Jimmy Morgan
Montreal
Butte
Detroit
Tigers
Federal Indoor Games open in Washington city venue
Washington Post reports the Federal Indoor Games held in Washington with teams from 14 cities. The program includes multiple events and showcases athletic clubs amid a national revival of the federation.
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Washington
Washington, Post
Grip and Remedy Claims From Herbal Medley Ad
An old advertisement notes grip dangers to kidneys and hindquarters with mentions of rheumatism lumbago and backache. It touts heat remedies for grip cure and tonic vitality, urging purchase at drug stores for 2 cents and mail orders from a New York address listing William and John Street.
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Mumphrey
Plans Set for Butte Bonspiel Among Montana Curlers
All plans are complete for the Butte bonspiel with entrants from Great Falls Missoula Anaconda and Butte. The two day event will feature eight rinks and a silver trophy with woolen sweaters as prizes. Curlers expect two games for the Donald Arthur prize and aim to finish strong this week.
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Montana
Butte
St J. Connell Company
Great Falls
Missoula
Anaconda
Butts
Bowling Congress Elects City For Next Meet
The American bowling congress selected Pittsburgh as the next meeting place. Old officers were unanimously reelected led by Augustus Herrmann of Cincinnati as president. A conference committee was named, and Woodbury and Stalky of Chicago defeated Wichter and Bigley of Louisville in the two man championship match to decide the title. Top scores were posted by Karlson, Brink, Bahn, Woodbury, Kesling, and Noonan among others. The international two man stateless will be played tomorrow.
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Fen. W
American Bowling Congress
Fittsburg
Augustus Herrmann
Merrmann
H. Manger
Robert Bryson
McCormick
Willam
Alexander
Samuel Karpf
Woodbury and
Stalky
Chicago
Wichter
Bigley
Louisville
Stoike
Mres Smith
Dunbar
Charles Kerlson
Col
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Charles G. B. Bahn
Woodbury
Mile Wakes
H. O. Kesling
Louisvile
Century
Matehr
Marshall Bery
Intianapolis
Sauer
New York
Moores
Su- Altte
Alan Lard Wins St Valen tines Tournament Title
Alan Lard of the Columbia Golf Club Washington won the president s or first division in the fourth annual St Valentines tournament today defeating I C Virrish of Shinnesack Hills two up and one to play in a keen final.
Government cuts prices for government printing work
Washington, Feb 1. President Roosevelt approved an order to reduce government printing costs. Hand composition drops from 50 cents per piece to hourly rates and machine composition falls to eight cents per thousand, under a cost system reviewed by William S. Rossiter. Mrs Rossiter criticizes the new accounting and its impact on clerks and billing practices. The reductions follow earlier November adjustments to similar levels.
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Washington
Roosevelt
William S. Rossiter
Major Barstow Dies in Eastern Montana Pioneer
Special Dispatch to the Standard from Billings reports Major Barstow, a pioneer of Eastern Montana and longtime resident, died suddenly after a period of illness. His wife had died Thursday, and his death came soon after she was laid to rest. He collapsed while talking at Isbei, was helped by four men, and died at 61 Vincent's lodgings where he resided briefly. Alder Husain, a longtime government clerk, is noted in connection with the event.
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Meallister
New York
Ty Whler
Katherine Grey
Madison Square Theater
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Midsoil
Henry Ludlowe
Widow
Williamt J. Kelley
Uptown
Nest Bandas
Richmond
Mise Eleanor Rolwon
Salomy Dane
Liberty Theater
Nancy Sykes
Standard
Billings
C.H. Baratoty
Major Birstow
Suitor Barstow
Isbei
Bes
Vincent
Alder Husain
Foe
Case Goes to Jury in Court Instructions Present
Cota Aly reports that the case advances to jury deliberation amid judge’s instructions. The proceedings concern alleged divorce and moral depravity claims, with emphasis on mental and oral conduct and the legitimacy of facts supporting the divorce.
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Cota
Aly
Jody
Hulge Cochrah
Prosecution Planned Over Railroad Rebates Allegation
Washington reports government action against Southern Pacific and officers for alleged rebates to shippers. Commissioner Lane’s Interstate Commerce Commission inquiry found 105 preferred rates and significant monthly refunds from 1906 to 1907, with ties to Santa Fe and California fruit shippers.
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Washington
Southern Pacific Company
Framtin K. Lane
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lane
Pacific Coast
San Francisco
Carson Bank President Arrested on Embezzlement Charge
Thomas J. Wek ey, president of the Blute Bank and Trust Campans, was arrested late this afternoon on a charge of embezzlement. A warrant sworn by depositor M. Bohet alleges the bank received deposits while insolvent. Wek ey posted a $10,000 bond after waivers and wrangling, with authorities aiming to detain him before a grand jury meeting next Wednesday.
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Roberts
Hickey
bin Juillseley
Midyear Heleha district conference closes in Bozeman
The Bozeman Montana Methodist Church South hosts the Heleha district midyear conference with about 10 ministerial and 10 lay delegates present. Public meetings drew local participation as committees reported on church work and future developments. The business sessions concluded today with several discussions on church growth and plans for tomorrow.
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Bozeman
Methodist
Heleha
Montana
Rozeman
Iuminess Wesstoria
Lydin Ead
Bryan Takes Oklahoma Delegates Instructed
In Oklahoma the Democratic primaries instruct delegates for Bryan at the state convention. Bryan was endorsed by the county slate. The delegation to the Denver convention includes Murray, president of the constitutional convention, and Ollie Homan. Governor Markell and U S Senators Owen and Gare were also endorsed as delegates at large.
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Elret
Williem
Bryan
Gatga
Alrudel
Denver
Wol Murray
Wil Bo
Ollie Homan
Markell
Huydn
Staten
Owen and
Gare
Mr. Murray
Probate Notice in Matter of Wor Wolf Copinus Estate
In the Third Judicial District of Montana Deer Lodge County court, notice is given that on February 2, 1908 at 9 40 a m in the Deer Lodge courthouse court will hear the will of Wolf Copinus deceased and consider the issuance of letters testamentary and administration to Avis Copinus and Max Hammer Slaugh. any interested may appear to contest. Dated February 12, 1908. IRA C. Gnose, Clerk.
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State of
Montana
Deer Lodge
Wor Gopinus
County of
Wolf Copinus
Avis
Copinus
Max Hammer Slaugh
Nevcon
Ira C. Gnose
Nulice to Contendorn for Bozeman bid on repairs
Sealed proposals from contractors will be received by the board of trustees at State College of Agricultural and Mechanic Arts Bozeman Montana for steam heating and plumbing work. Bids must be received by March 6 1908. Plans and specs available in Bozeman and at architects offices C Haire and J G Link Helena and Butte Montana. A certified check for 3200 accompanies each bid. The board may reject any or all bids and performance bonds of 80 percent of contract price will be required of the successful bidder. Bids sent to George Cox secretary Bozeman Montana.
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Board of Trustees
State College of Agricultural and Mechanic Arts
Bozeman
Mont
Haire
J. G. Link
Helena
Butte
Uarantee Banda
George Cox
Bozeman, Mont
Notice to Creditors Estate of Michael Cosgrove
Notice to creditors of Michael Cosgrove deceased. Plenor Bailey Cosgrove executrix requests all claims with vouchers be filed within four months of first publication. Address is 12 West Park Avenue Deer Lodge County Montana. Dated Wehron in this Sunday of Webbery 1908.
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Micheal Cosgrove
Michael Cosgrove
West Park Avenue
Deer Lodge
State of
Montana
Plenor Bailey Cosgrove
Wehron
Webbery
Amphatlana Grazing Permits Pending Review
The notice indicates applications for grazing permits to range within the Hell Gate National Forest for horses cattle and sheep during a specified season. It outlines that permits will be issued after processing under authority and details the filing and approval steps for interested parties.
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Hell Gate
Cat) National Forest
Hall
Auparylaor
Grazing Permit Applications For National Forest
Notice announces applications for grazing permits within the national forest. Provides contact Dwight Bushnell, supervisor, for full information on the range, fees, and procedures. Eligible applicants should inquire to obtain documents and outlines.
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Tha
Tien National Foren
Lee
Arbatore Manoh
Hank Fegmaa
Ion la
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