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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1905
Page
9
Motivational push urging readers to stop grinding for others and consider land and home ownership. The call invites readers to visit an office for information, suggesting a path to independence through ownership.
Flathead Reservation Information Agency promotes a plan to invest $5 to continue working while gaining a chance at a valuable homestead worth thousands. Ads list multiple Montana office contacts in Butte Anaconda Helena Great Falls Kalispell Missoula and urge quick action.
Florence Roberts will headline the new play Ann Lamont by Paul Armstrong. Set on Molekat a leper refuge, the fourth act unfolds under director John Cort with Molikai Hawaii as the locale.
Emma Calve prepares a major American tour starting next October under Cort and Kronberg. The program will begin with strict classical works by Handel Schubert and possibly Palestrina. Oratorio and sacred theatre pieces will feature, followed by a second part of folk songs in multiple languages.
The Family theater draws Butte’s leading citizens to a clean, well ventilated venue with top acts. Walter Stanton and company headline a week starting Sunday matinee with Rita Hauswirth linked artists and a novelty sketch by George H. Wilson. Eddie Ernie captivates with skillful acts despite one pedal extremity. Master Harold Hoff shines in his first week. Kinodrome offers new moving pictures.
Theatrical history shows many stars rose from a single hit song. Marie Cahill Maggie Cline Vesta Tilley Lottie Collins May Irwin Blanche King Effie Fay and Julia Sanderson used catchy tunes to gain fame. Just My Style and Tammany propelled Fantana with Jefferson DeAngelis, making Broadway audiences flock to the Lyric for its two hundredth performance. It may be had for a song.
Walter Pulitzer contributes a set of proverbs to The Show July number. The verses lampoon theater life with wry lines about prompts, box offices, and managers.
The Standard last week verified the claim of Mary Clark as a living descendant of William Clark with Indian kin among the Nez Perces. The feature notes her resemblance to Clark, her memories, and a photograph trio showing three generations of the Clark family, alongside historical context of Lewis and Clark and their Nez Perce ties.
The Show, a wise musical comedy, mocks fame and press agents. It critiques the theater world and its father figures while promoting Shubert theatrical attractions. The four month old publication advances in wit with each issue.
A guide asks a young man to peer through a car window, he returns disappointed and reports seeing nothing, noting the person inside is Bernhardt.
The Lulu Sutton company fills the Grand opera house each night as The Switch man’s Daughter boosts popularity. This week begins with a matinee this afternoon and the play My Little Pard will be staged.
Mr White told Detective McIner ney about the case and a letter was sent last night to McClaren urging him to claim that portion of his stolen money, which is under the chief of police's custody.
The piece notes Sarah Bernhardt’s extreme attenuation being a subject of mockery since 1887. It recalls her American visit that year and a Clover Club dinner toast by Maj. M. P. Handy asking, in jest, for the actress’s shadow to never grow less.
Cheridah Simpson, who moved from comic opera to vaudeville and attracted more than a year of bookings, is weighing a starring offer in a musical comedy for next season while remaining on the Keith circuit this season.
In Roswell New Mexico July 22 physicians say Jerry Simpson III former Kansas congressman is in critical condition after a rupture of a major artery near the heart. Doctors warn any violent motion could cause instant death but he may recover if the tissue holds. He can be dressed but will stay home for at least three months.
Herr Mueller, the Austro Hungarian civil agent overseeing reforms in Macedonia, died in Salonika today. Also noted are jewelry ads for ladies rings with turquoise opal or ruby centers surrounded by diamonds, listing prices and dealer details at 5 North Main Street.
Charles Hawtrey, at Avenue theater London, begins his fourth New York season in A Message From Mars in October. His tour will extend to the Pacific coast. For Flathead Indian reservation information contact W. R. Van Valen in Butte or Smead & Hershey in Missoula Montana.
Remittitur in Montana Ore Purchasing Co v Silver Bow County filed. Judge Donlan orders full tax payment of $9,980 within 10 days or injunction dissolves. Case stems from corrected 1902 net mine proceeds raising assessed tax. Heinze linked issues hover over hearings and judge disqualifications.
The new police force earns praise after Detect ive McInerney follows two men known to be broke from a Main street saloon to the depot. They are arrested when disorder erupts and placed in the city jail where $2 found on Evart is claimed to belong to McClaren. Evart signs a statement admitting the money's connection to the victim.
A grand musical concert will be presented at the Christian church Thursday evening July 27 featuring the best local talent. Tickets are 25 cents.
Tacoma July 22 The mountain climbing party for Mt Tacoma from Paradise Hill to the 14526 foot summit is 75 Mazamas from Oregon and Washington, 110 Sierras from California, 27 Appalachians from the East and 6 Alpines. Red fir will be burned from the summit Tuesday night at 9 oclock and should be visible with glasses for 150 miles around. The present camp sits at 5500 feet.
Mrs. D G Simmons wife of a Kenosha capitalist was badly hurt in an auto accident near Pavia Wisconsin. She was brought to Chicago on a special train today for possible life saving surgery.
S J Knight a prominent fish trap man in Bellingham Washington collapsed and died from heart disease aboard the yacht Garland yesterday afternoon. He formerly worked in lumber and later ran a general furniture hardware and undertaking business for sale. Address box C Havre Montana. Orton Bros piano and organ dealers at 219 North Main Butte advertise in the same column.
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