Anaconda Theater Stars in The Joy of Living Fashion
Mrs Patrick Campbell shines in The Joy of Living with unmatched gowns praised as the season’s finest. Attire ranges from pale yellow guiza to white lace gowns, each with rich detailing. The production, under Charles Frohman, promises high social spectacle and strong stage mounting at the Margaret.
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Patrick Campbell
Starzetet
Tanqueras
Cam Wits
Charles Frohman
Tian
Bartora
Ti Jong
Campbell
Pricess
Mrapbell
Lawsuit Filed For One Hundred Dollars In Local Court
Through his attorney John R Boarsman and John Knegivich, yesterday after a decision by Justice of the Peace Murphy, a case was heard on a suit for $100 by Louie Bernheim, with judgment rendered. The transcript of the lower court judgment is part of the record.
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John R Boarsman
John Knegivich
Wps
Division of Justice of Peace
Murphy
Louie’ Bernheim
Jower Court
Virginia City Doctor Weds as Bride Visitation Follows
Dr J J Mahoney of Virginia City and county physician for Madison Sounty wed in the city after a brief bridal visit with Miss Allen Mahoney sister of the bride. The newlyweds plan to return to Virginia City soon. J Scallon laid at rest after funeral at the Test of hie brother on Ash Street with Father Pirnat presiding.
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J. J. Mahoney
Virginia City
Madison
Ash Street
Pirnat
Thomas Murphy
James Cullen
John Murphy
PF. O'Donnell
James O'Mara
James Lucy
Miles
Ster
Tne
Piet Tracontic
Symphony” Orchestra
Maxcagni
Fella
la Villa
Mascagni
Pla
Firemen Called Out Twice to Prevent Damage
Firemen were summoned twice to a one story house at 3 Fourth Street owned by Mrs. John Berg after a blaze started from an oak stove. Firefighters arrived within two minutes, extinguishing the fire before serious damage occurred near Fourth and Cherry streets and at Bulla Avenue.
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Fourth
Cherry Streets
Fourth Street
John Berg
Thad
Bulla Avenue
Toof
Local notes highlight events around town and court
Town items include social plans at ALO H hall on Tuesdays with Union orchestra, a May 6 music night, a grand social and hats at McRae's, and reports on visits to Deer Lodge and Tacoma. Court activity noted as Powell county term and district court sessions ongoing. Marriage plans mention J J Morony and Clara Rastcot, with other locals traveling or returning from Seattle and Washington.
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Prise
McRae’s
Alo. H. Hall
Union Orchestra
Wight and Water
Howe
Foundry
Montana Hotel
Examination announced for United States railway mail clerk Montana
The United States civil service commission announced a May examination for the railway mail clerk position in Montana. Candidates must meet height and weight limits, pass tests on spelling, arithmetic, handwriting, geography, and railway routes, and be at least 18. The exam is open to all United States citizens, with eligibility determined by the score and governed by civil service rules.
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Witted States
Cvit
Anaconda
Aualifcations
United States Civil Service Commission
J . Billings
Rallapetl
Mont Nations
Ratte Way
Nts
Montana
United Stats
Civil Service
United States
Eivil Service
Washington, D
Delegates Named for International Convention
The dispatch notes that Washington plans to send a delegate in August with Hutter representatives. Helena, the prior year’s host city, will not send a delegate to the upcoming convention, leaving the seat vacant for the current term.
Supreme Court dismisses writ in mandamus case
The supreme court dismisses the application for a writ of mandamus seeking to compel Judge William Clancy to settle a statement and amendments in Harrington versus Stromberg Mullins. It notes material controversy facts and that the relator failed to file or leave amendments with the clerk or notify opposing counsel, causing loss of the right to have the statement settled.
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Siandara
Verona
Supreme Court
Wiliam Clancy
Becona
Harrington
Stromberg Mullins
Clancy
Stromberg-Mulling Company
Theodore Brandy
Dispute Over Title To Placer Machine
A Montana court ruling affirms Merrill owns a three quarters interest in a device to develop placer mining, with Miller entitled to share profits. appeal denied. The report includes unrelated notes on Roosevelt security, journalist anecdotes, and a Garden Chronicle quip about words beginning with W.
Banter and backstage woes ripple through Boston theater scene
A garbled reminiscence recalls a banquet, a singer named Stetson, a Boston Globe night of disappointment, and a dramatic outburst by Mascagni over an oboe. The narrative shifts to a fatal shooting in Risingdale where Peter Meck claims self defense after an insult led to Hubbard’s death.
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Springneva
Sin
Lewie Hubbard
Constae
Peter Meck
Heck
Hubbard
Saya
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Clara
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Onda
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Wallace
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First National Bank of
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State News
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John Chrystal
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Dan ‘Dunn
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Louis’ Mie
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Warner
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Hindms
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