Paris melodrama over Sainte Therese rift with Bernhardt
Paris reports a quarrel between Sarah Bernhardt and Catulle Mendes over the production of Sainte Therese. Mendes withdrew the drama from the Comedie Francaise and later reclaimed the manuscript after delays and alleged missteps. Correspondence shows shifting tones from flattering to bitter as both defend their actions amid a hoped London run.
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Sarah Bernhardt
Catulle Mendes
Sainte Therese
Comedie Francaise
Mme. Bernhardt
M. Mendes
London
Therese
Mendes
Mme Bernhardt
M Menzies
Mme
Smith for Postmaster in Gallatin County Endorsed
Bozeman March 1. Republican county and city central committees meet to endorse a postmaster candidate for Bazavian. Judge W Y Smith received 22 votes to incumbent W B Burkett 3. Meeting suggests no party rupture, with J C Auld state chair having selected a candidate.
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Standard
Bozeman
Republican County Central Committee
Bozeman City
Judge Smith
Gallatin County
Kill by His Own Son Shocks Oregon Town
Gabriel Jarvi aged years was shot and instantly killed on his porch by his son Matson Jarvi in Actoria Oregon. Matson surrendered to officers and is jailed. The older man had a history of drunkenness and was intoxicated earlier that morning when the fatal confrontation occurred after he kicked at the door.
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Standard Actoria
Ore
Gabriel Jarvi
Matson
Jarvi
Matson Jarvi
No Strike Averted as Fall River Mills to Raise Wages
Fall River Massachusetts March 11 at a meeting of the Fall River Manufacturers association it was voted to increase wages in the Fall River mills by 10 percent starting next Monday morning. The gathering included nearly all who had signed a pledge not to raise wages more than six percent. The crowd crowded the street outside the association building as the decision was announced the plan to boost pay saved a strike in a dramatic show of unity.
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Fall River
Mass
Fall River Manufacturers’ Association
Fall River Mills
Association Rownues
Fire at the Sanitarum Destroys Barn
A blaze at 10 o clock tonight destroyed the Foster sanitarum barn near Bozeman and was kept from reaching the sanitarium. Estimated loss is about 00. Horses inside were removed unharmed as firemen battled the flames amid hose trouble from pebbles in the hydrant.
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Standard
Bozeman
Foster Sanitarum
Sheep for Bitter Root Farm Succeeds in Miles City
James P. Grant travels to Miles City to buy about 400 Cottswold and Shrop shires for Bitter Root farm on Mrs. Marcus Daly’s behalf. Miles, Ulmer & Gilmore buy 1,200 cattle from Lou Kramer for about 40,000 dollars. Steers to be shipped. remaining stock offered for sale once buyers are found.
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Miles City
James P. Grant
Marcus Daly
William Wolff
Brandenburk
A. T. Lloyd
Miles
Ulmer & Gilmore
Lou Kramer
Printing crafts seek to overturn post office ruling
Representatives led by Joseph G. Little J. C. Oswald and Whitliam Green presented a memorial to the president protesting a post office department ban on certain periodicals. They said the group includes 1 000 firms employing 100 000 people and call the ruling a great hardship.
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Washington
Post Office Department
Joseph G. Little
Whitliam Green
New York
Tolstoy Says He Needs No Money in Reply
The Tolstoy letter dated February 17 responds to a Swedish committee about the Cebel Literary prize awarded to M Arman Sully- Prudhomme. Tolstoy thanks the committee and the world for sympathy but notes he is not in need of money and considers money a curse.
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Associated Press
St. Petersburg
Count Tolsto
Cebel
M. Arman Sully- Prudhomme
Rear Admiral Howell Placed on Naval Retired List
Washington March 15 Rear Admiral John A Howell president of the naval retiring board and second ranking officer after Admiral Dew ey reached age 62 today and was placed on the retired list in accordance with the law.
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Washington
John A. Howell
Naval Retiring Board
Dewey
Navy
Montana Agricultural Association Formed in Helena
The Montana Agricultural association organized with ten counties present. W. M. Wooldridge elected president, John W. Pace secretary treasurer, and a six member board of trustees chosen. An auxiliary women’s board will be formed from each county. Resolutions push irrigation, dairy and poultry growth, soil care, and farmer homeownership. They endorsed the oleo bill and National Irrigation, opposed land leasing, and planned standing committees and an autumn meeting in Helena.
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Helena
Montana Agricultural Association
W. M. Wooldridge
Hinsdale
Montana Farmer
John W. Pace
Montana Stockman and Farmer
O'Donnell
Billings
J. B. Robinson
Bozeman
C. C. Willis
Plains
C. J. Campbell
Great Falls
McClean Winiger
Kalispell
Wooldridge
Montana
Congress
Brotherhood of Man
Ashland Man Dies After 50 Years of State Fairs Service
Ashland resident dies at home in the 78th year of his age after a long career in Oregon's public life. General Tolman served two years as surveyor general of Oregon and was appointed by President Hayes. He ran as the Republican candidate for governor in 1874.
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Ashland
General Tolman
Oregon
Hays
Cody to Have Warehouse and Hotel in Wyoming Boom
The Burlington company begins construction of Wyoming’s largest wool warehouse in Cody with 745 by 200 foot fire proof design slated for spring wool receipts. Col. W. F. Cody awards a hotel contract of 37,000 dollars for 60 modern rooms while M. J. Jobst of Missoula dies suddenly at 45. Altitude is blamed. town lots rapidly sell as a spring boom nears.
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Standard
Cody
Wyo
Burlington Company
Wyoming
Billings
Big Horn
Col. W. F. Cody
M. J. Jobst
Missoula
Mrs Orcutt's Hearing Delivers Details in Murder Case
Loretta Orcutt testified at preliminary hearing on a first degree murder charge. New evidence emerged about her actions after visiting a lodging house, and she described loading and firing a gun from a bed. Judge Fraser took the case under advisement until transcript completion mid next week.
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Standard
Billings
Loretta Orcutt
Chicott
Fraser
Senate confirms several postmasters in western states
Washington March 15. Confirmations by the senate today were postmasters for Montana G W Irvin Butte A M Bennett Miles City A J Stephens Lewiston Wyoming W F Brittain Sheridan Idaho J H Bruce Weiser.
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Washington
Senate
Montana
G. W. Irvin
Butte
A. M. Bennett
Miles City
A. J. Stephens
Lewiston
Wyoming
W. F. Brittain
Sheridan
Idaho
J. H. Bruce
Weiser
Horse Sense Keeps Readers Healthy With Golden Medical Discovery
The ad extols Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for stomach and digestion ailments linking poor eating to stomach trouble. It cites a testimonial from T. R. Caudill praising improved health after using the medicine, and adds Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets to maintain bowel health.
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Pierce
Grippe
Dr. Pierce
Great Falls Notes Oddities and Meetings March 15
James B. Howard’s trial for cruel treatment of a colt set for Tuesday with $15 bail. Wages paid at Boston & Montana smelter exceed $90,000. Belt payday $27,000. Montana Central payrolls near $3,000 arrival from St Paul. Stockett Sand Coulee mines payout over $30,000. Deaconess hospital sale under negotiation by Eugene Meyer and Dr J C Hunter. General Superintendent Ross private car to Sedalia for family travel. train No 24 to St Paul. Montana Central freight delay from Wolf Creek after ore car derailment on No 28. Conductor Drew, Engine 601. Populists set ward primaries on March 20 for alderman nominations.
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Standard
Great Falls
James B. Howard
Howard
Boston & Montana
Belt
Montana Central
St. Paul
Stockett and Sand Coulee
Eugene Meyer
J. C. Hunter
Helena
Deaconess Hospital
G. T. Ross
Missouri Pacific
London actors to appear in summer season this year
London previews announce that Sarah Bermhardt Signora Duse Jane acting and Mme Re jane are all expected to appear in London this summer.
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London
Sarah Bermhardt
Signora Duse
Jane
Mme
Rejane
Tolman Pioneer of Oregon Dies in Ashland
Ashland Oregon March 15 James Clark Tolman a widely known pioneer of Oregon and a prominent figure in early state development has died. Tolman helped found settlements and contributed to regional growth through public service and community leadership. He was associated with several frontier projects and remained a respected elder of the Oregon historical community.
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Ashland
Ore
James Clark Tolman
Oregon
Minority Defunds 1 Proposes Taxing People for One Industry
Washington report notes Senator Berry leading a minority on the senate commerce committee against the ship subsidy bill. The minority charges the measure taxes all citizens for the benefit of a single industry and risks a shipping trust, urging the bill is wrong in principle and unnecessary. The House discussed transport service to the Philippines and passed 229 private pension bills before adjourning at 3:26 p.m.
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Washington
Berry
Senate Committee On Commerce
England
Congress
House
War Department
San Francisco
Philippines
Parker
New Jersey
Committee On
Mrya Richardson
Secretary of War
Manila
Richardson
Senate
Edward Kirschner
Navy
Miner
Wisconsin
Washington Dispatch
Cincinnati
Rfr
Biggest Day Ever Known in Pension Bills Passes
In Washington on March 15 the legislature devoted itself to private pension bills, passing 229 and clearing the calendar. The session set a record for the largest number of bills enacted in a single day.
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Washington
Nipper Consolidated Copper plans Montana operation
Helena March 13 The Nipper Consolidated Copper Company an NYS corporation formed to work in Butte mines can operate in Montana the filing shows 156 000 shares 25 par with 2 000 cash subscribed and 2 500 000 in first mortgage bonds list of properties valued at 5 748 000 plus officers and Montana agent A B Clements of Butte. Other filings include West Gallatin Telephone Bozeman and Elliston Lime Company Elliston with capital stock 10 000 and 5 000 respectively.
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Standard
Helena
Nipper Consolidated Copper Company
F. A. Heinze
New York
Butte
Montana
Arthur P. Heinze
Stanley M. Gifford
Richard
George H. Robinson
Upper
East
Parnell
Schweizer
Nightingale
L. E. R (West
Fairmount
A. B. Clements
West Gallatin
Elliston
Elliston Lime Company
Huiston
Wheeler’s Spanish War Command Backed by Davis
President McKinley discussed appointing Gen Joe Wheeler to a war with Spain command with late Senator Davis of Minnesota. Davis praised Wheeler’s grit and persistence, recalling Wheeler’s Civil War pursuit across five states.
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Spain
McKinley
Senator Davis
Minnesota
Davis
Joe Wheeler
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