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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1903

Page

11

Sporting Life delights Butte crowd at Broadway opener

Walter Sanford and his company opened the summer season at the Broadway theater to a large, enthusiastic audience. The production of Sporting Life impressed with strong acting led by William Desmond as the Earl of Woodstock and Laura Wall as Nora Cavanaugh, plus a capable cast and lively scenes including a boxing bout and a final horse race. The overall reception was highly favorable with notable applause throughout.

Walter Sanford Broadway Butte Sporting Life Mr. Sanford William Desmond Mr. Desmond Earl of Wood- Stock Laura Wall Nora Cavanaugh Adelaide Smith Robert Homans Griffith Wray Ethelle Farle Bart W. Wallace Henry Anderson Robert Hill

Weekly meetings highlight about butte newsboys

The Butte newsboys attend their regular Monday night meeting at Carpenters' Union hall with strong turnout and improved participation. Attorney James M. Hinkle speaks on his Nome Alaska trip and the frozen North. Barbara Frietchie read by RE. A. Sanderson and readings by Mrs. Willam E. Currah are praised.

Butte Woman's Christian Temperance Union Carpenters’ Union Hall Nhe James M. Hinkle Nome Alaska

Needs Personal Oversight In Labor Union Tour

Dan McDonald president of the American Labor union will leave tonight for Portland to work a week and then tour Northern Idaho and eastern Washington returning to Butte about July 27. He aims to straighten the situation there and establish a firm working basis as unions seek a new wage scale in Idaho and Washington lumber camps. The tour is expected to last about one week.

Dan McDonald American Labor Union Portland Idaho Washington Butte McDonald National Organization

Unionist Free Traders Form League in Commons Meeting

Sir Michael Hicks Beach chairs a Commons committee room gathering where a Unionist Free Food League is formed. The group reports a growing campaign fund and plans an educational crusade. An appeal will be made to Premier Balfour for an early fiscal debate.

London Free Traders Michael Hicka- Beach House of Commons Free Food League Balfour

King Alexander's Wooing and a Dinner of Disappointment

In the Paris Journal, Henri Le Roux recounts King Alexander of Servia visiting Greece to seek Princess Marie Madeleine's hand. At a grand dinner celebrating her betrothal to Grand Duke Peter of Russia, Alexander's coat, made for his father, ill fits and sparks amusement. He leaves for Servia to lament and ally with Mme. Draga Machin.

Brooklyn Eagle Paris Journal Henri le Roux Alexander Servia Greece Marie Madeleine George Peter Russia Milan Mme. Draga Machin

Montana State Fair plans loom large in Helena meeting

Executive committee members from Lewis and Clark, Cascade, Missoula, and other counties gather in Helena to arrange a six day fair at Mountain View park with horse racing and a 50 cent admission. Officials seek county exhibits, railroad and streetcar service, and a special train from Butte. P J Cooney to speak. event features political and social rivalry games.

W. H. Raymond Belmont Park Madison County Montana State Fair Association Mr. Raymond J. A. Marlow B. H. Tatem Lewis and Clarke County Samuel Dinsmore Missoula County Mr. Bradford Cascade County Helena Raymond Thornton Columbia Gardens Great Northern Railroad Company Montana United States Mountain View Park Anaconda Butte The Cause Park P. J. Cooney

State Socialist Picnic Planned for Next Sunday

Own Ideas announces the first state socialist picnic to be held next Sunday with grand plans for the occasion.

Shoes Take Wings in South Montana Street Theft

Former police officer Cook reported a petty theft at his home on 223 South Montana Street. A boy named Van Houten allegedly grabbed a pair of shoes valued at $2 from his back steps and fled over a back fence, prompting Cook to swear out a warrant for the youth.

Cook van Houten South Montana Street

Miners Return Cigars After Fire Help At Minnie Healey

Leonard mine workers who helped extinguish a blaze at the Minnie Healey mine boker house are thanked by superintendent E H Wilson. Foreman Wallace Corbett replies, returning the cigars and denouncing unfounded arson accusations from the Minnie Healey group.

Leonard Minnie Healey Sk. H. Wilson Wallace Corbet Wilson Orbett Butte Mont E. H. Wilson Minnie Kealey Butte, Mont Boker

Northern Pacific Starts Summer Excursion Train Service

Northern Pacific inaugurates a Sunday summer excursion to Twin Bridges Alder and intermediate points. Train leaves Butte each Sunday at a.m. returns Alder 5 45 p m arriving Butte 9 p m. Special rates only on this train. For details contact W H Merriman General Agent N P Ry.

Northern Pacific Twin Bridges Alder Butte W. H. Merriman N. P. Ry

Goodbye to Girlhood Days as Davis Leaves Butte

Miss Alice Davis was hosted by her friends on her departure from Butte to San Francisco where she will marry James Mullen, a prominent Suisun businessman.

Alice Davis Butte San Francisco James Mullen Suisun

Wedding of Miss Davis in San Francisco Noted

The wedding of Miss Davis was celebrated with a small party among her intimate friends. Invitations announce the ceremony for Friday at high noon at the home of her parents in San Francisco. Robert Uren, 33, died last night at 108 East Railroad Avenue. funeral arrangements to be announced.

Miss Davis San Francisco Robert Uren East Railroad Avenue

Amazing Library Gifts From Carnegie to Public Libraries

A New York Mail and Expresa report notes that 16 206 407 61 dollars were distributed to American libraries in a year, a record reflecting Carnegie gifts and broader philanthropy. It cites uneven regional distribution and highlights Delaware as an exception in a national, nonpartisan push for educational access.

New York Mail Expresa Delaware Carnegie Newcastle Massachusetts Ohio New York Arkansas Arizona Utah Idaho Nevada North South Dakota New Mezies Florida American Library

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