Red Rose at Broadway theater Sunday night in Butte
A new musical play, The Red Rose, by John C. Fisher, is to be staged at the Broadway theater Sunday night with Louise Gunning in The Balkan Princess and a large company. Harry B. Smith and Robert B. Smith wrote the book and lyrics, Robert Hood Bowers composed the music, and R. H. Burnside directed. The production features elaborate costumes, a strong chorus, and notable principals in a romantic Balkan plot with a priestly role by Harrison J. Terry.
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New York
Louise Gunning
Broadway
Herald Square Theater
Prince of Wales Theater
London
Paul A. Rubens
Frederick Lonsdale
Frank Curzon
Arthur Wimpers
Servius
Stephanie
Miss Gunning
Harold Crane
Mark Smith
Harry Lewellyn
Harry P. Gibbons
Teddy Webb
Geraldine Malone
Ethel Intropodi
Amy Leicester
Messrs
Shubert
Distribution plan proposed for estate of E Page
The district court is to hear a petition by Cora FE Page daughter of Salime E Page and heir to the estate seeking partial distribution to settle a cash and note dispute with brother Joseph Page the administrator. She offers to settle and recoup four $1,000 notes totaling $4,000 and asks distribution of 34 of the $5,000. Judge Donlan set March 16 for the hearing. An estate suit against Sarah Trevillion over a $310 mortgage proceeds to trial with a verdict for the defendant. Other suits include St Br Jendreson vs Anaconda for $288 oats, divorce by Bessie Edwards from Robert D Edwards for desertion and non support, and Clayton C Zellers vs Katherine Zellers for desertion and infidelity. Henry Brandy estate administrator appointment with $10,000 bond.
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Salime E. Page
District Court
Joseph Page
Miss Page
Elma P. McMillan
A. A. McMillan
Sarah Trevillion
McClernan
Department of the District Court
McMillan
St. Br
Bessie Edwards
Robert D. Edwards
Donlen
Butte Dee
Clayton C. Zellers
Katherine Zellers
Ditlon
Ray Odgers
East Curtis Street
William FR. Allen
Tenry Brandy
Ten Million Dollar Deal In Coal Mines
Salt Lake City February 28 United States Smelting company took over several independent Emery county Utah coal mines. The properties of Castle Valley Coal Consolidated Fuel and Black Hawk Coal were acquired for about ten million dollars. A new Utah Coal and Coke company will operate the mines and the Utah Coal Railway will build a 90 mile line from Provo to the coal fields. The purchase includes 2000 acres of coal land.
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United States Smelting Company
Emery County
Utah
William G. Sharp
Utah Coal and Coke Company
Utah Coal Railway Company
Provo
Castle Valley Coal Company
Consolidated Fuel Company
Black Hawk Coal Company
Mrs Ames Wins Divorce From Hugo Ames in London
Mrs Kate Ames gained a decree of divorce from Hugo Ames author and former private secretary to Sir Julian Poynteforte, amid his withdrawal of defense. She alleged misconduct desertion and bigamy through his marriage to Flora Northielk-Wilson in America.
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Kate Ames
Hugo Ames
Julian Poncefote
Washington
Vr. Ames
Ames
Flora Northielk-Wilson
America
Idaho
England
California to restock elk herds with Wyoming imports
A Redding Mail dispatch reports California plans to import about one thousand elk from Wyoming's Hole in the Wall region to restock depleted Northern California herds. Currently 126 elk are under protection in the state.
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Trinity
Humboldt
Hole In the Wall
Wyoming
California
Califfornia
Redding
Stockton
Cal
Louisville Reports Five Meningitis Cases and Quarantine
Louisville health authorities report five diagnosed cases of cerebro spinal meningitis with five deaths as of today. A new case brings total under surveillance to five while strict quarantine measures are now in force to prevent further spread.
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Louisville
Board of Health
Farmer Charles Miller Killed by Train Near Elgin
Charles Miller 61 a farmer living four miles from Elgin was struck by a southwest limited train on the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway in the early hours. His mangled body lay on the engine pilot for eight miles before discovery.
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Elgin
Charles Miller
Southwest Limited
Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul
Market strength lifts copper stocks amid worker disputes
Copper producers gain as market sentiment brightens with Butte & Superior and Copper Range leading advances. Dividend boosts creep higher with Wolverine raising semi annual payout to five dollars. London strikes and British mine policy influence markets while U S express to call first stockholders meeting announces.
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Copper Range
Shannon
Lake
Wolverine
London
Professor Pollard Links Nose Ring Bull to Lady Ring
Professor Pollard of University College London argued in a recent address that a common origin linked the bull ring with a ring on a woman's finger. He said both signified control and captivity and warned that the move away from obedience could spark opposition to rings as well.
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Pollard
University College, London
January Earnings and Net Decreases Reported by Rail Firms
The report shows Southern Pacific January gross increase of $16,000 with a net decrease of $321,690. New York Central earnings for January fall by $300,932, while Northern Pacific net declines reach $498,857 since July 1. Overall January decreases total $791,543 and earlier period declines are $523,178.
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Southern Pacific
New York
Northern Pacific
Women of Today Would Starve or Freeze to Death
Kansas City February 25. Miss Josephine Casey, a sewing instructor, warned that without modern methods women would starve or freeze, noting factory and home tasks have eased household burdens. The exposition featured a quilting bee and a plan for an old ladies' club to preserve memories of old-time life.
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Kansas City
Josephine Casey
Irish Protest Against Caricature Souvenirs
In Spokane Washington Irish organizations the Irish American Club and the Ancient Order of Hibernians passed a resolution opposing sales of caricature Irish souvenirs for Saint Patrick's Day. They cite pig figures and monkeys dressed as Irishmen as offensive items and threaten to boycott merchants who offend customers.
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Wash
Ancient
Order of Hibernians
Sone
Canaries Warn Miners in 19th Century Gas Dangers
Scientific American recalls Dr John S Hal dane linking canaries to gas detection in Cornish mines. The first U S test occurred after the Cross Mountain mine disaster at Briceville Tennessee with rescuers and canaries. Birds’ drooping wings signaled harmful fumes before humans felt ill.
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Scientific American
John Scott Haldane
Cross Mountain
Briceville
Tenn
Canaries Set Safety Line For Volunteers At Rescue Site
Canaries refused to allow volunteers to proceed beyond a damp area citing safety concerns. No rescuers faced the dangers, as the line of safety halted further entry by manned responders.
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Canaries
Butt's Arduous Duties Too Much For His Health
Major Butt personal aide to President Taft was granted two months leave by the president. He plans to sail from New York for the Mediterranean after health problems began during the fall trip with Taft. Doctors ordered the vacation after illness confined him to his room.
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Washington
Butt
Taft
New York
Mediterranean
Swift and Will Chamberlain On Trial For Grand Larceny
In Hamilton on February 29 district court began the case of Swift and Will Chamberlain of Victor charged with grand larceny. They allegedly ran a heifer belonging to FE H Keirns off the range last July and slaughtered it for beef. Roy Gilmore, who worked for the brothers, testified they confessed after a quarrel, leading to their January arrest.
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Standard
Hamilton
Swift
Will Chamberlain
Victor
FE. H. Keirns
Roy Gilmore
Date talk at breakfast stop described by reporter
A Lawrence Journal World reporter overhears college girls at a drug store chatting about a date with a mysterious suitor. The prettiest boasts he is “a peach” and “a dinger,” insisting he’s never dated before and that she is crazy about him.
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Lawrence
Kan
Journal-World
Dinger
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