The Runaways at Casino Draws Overflowing New York Audience
New York May 13 The Casino hosted a sold out opening night for The Runaways a costly musical comedy with elaborate costumes and scenery. The cast includes Alexander Clark Arthur Dunn Dorothy Dorr Helen Lord Amelia Stone and Hengler sisters. The piece follows a dyspeptic army officer and a queen of comic opera amid adventures including the Isle of Table d Hate.
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the Standard
New York
Isle of
Table d'Hate
Alexander Clark
Arthur Dunn
Dorothy Dorr
Helen Lord
Amelia Stone
Hengler Sisters
Orient
Peggy
London
Cecil Spooner
Miss Spooner
Daly
Brooklyn
N Er Stock Company
Mecca for Cripples in Hudson Wisconsin
A 1903 Minneapolis Tribune piece profiles Dr W C Arons in Hudson Wisconsin, claiming a new noninvasive orthopedic method cures many crippling dislocations and afflictions. It notes patients arrive on crutches or in braces and leave walking without aid, with testimonials and a curio room of discarded devices.
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Hudson
Wis
City of
St. Croix River
W. C. Arons
Curio
Arons
Twin Cities
Northwest
Europe
D.C. McCann
Minneapolis Tribune
Theatrical World Heads Abroad For Summer Vacations
Ada Rehan Elsie de Wolfe Marcus Meyer and Henry B Harris lead a wave of theater figures to Europe for summer. Amelia Bingham plans a Broadway theater project before the next snow. Nancy Sykes is noted in the报道.
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John Co. Fisher
Ada Rehan
Elsie de Wolfe
Marcus Meyer
Henry B. Harris
Willard Holcomb
Europe
Amelia Bingham
Broadway
Nancy Sykes
Fraternal Brotherhood Expands Westward Rapidly
The Fraternal Brotherhood Incorporated based in Los Angeles reports rapid growth across states west of the Missouri River. In Montana cities like Butte Helena Great Falls Basin and Missoula have formed lodges, with 8000 new affiliated members in 11 months. The order offers accident total disability old age and death protection with prompt claim payments.
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Los Angeles
Cal
Missouri River
Atlantic
Pacific
Montana
Butte
Helena
Great Falls
Basin
Missoula
Hrtte Lodge
Stricken from calendar in Davis estate administration case
The removal petition for J. H. Leyson as administrator of A. J. Davis estate and a motion to require Leyson to pay interest on $100,000 distributed to heirs were stricken from the calendar by agreement. Leyson, who appealed the distribution, will bring the estate assets from Boston to Butte for decisive settlement, with about $170,000 in stocks and bonds.
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J. H. ‘Leyson
A. J. ‘Davis
Leyson
Supreme Court
Jeyson
Boston
Massachusetts
Butte
Heirs Endure Small Share in Butte Estate Distributions
John A. Cannon and Hayes Cannon, executors of John and Shaffer Shaffer, filed their final report in district court detailing a noncash estate split. Cash on hand totals 76.94 with four heirs in Cascade and elsewhere, plus three mining claims—an eighth Dubuque an half Reva and a seventh Hiland—awaiting division. The Mandamus claim earlier litigated against M Donohue saw Donohue prevail and some estate funds used for that suit. executor fees were 121.58.
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John A. Cannon
Hayes Cannon
John &. Shaffer
Butte
District Court
Shaffer
St. Louis
Houghton
Mich
Cascade
Dubuque
Reva
Hiland
Fhaffer
M. Donohue
Donohue
Clancy Criticizes Courts Over Litigant Battles In Ruling
Judge Clancy criticizes judicial overreach in a motion to dismiss an appeal in the Maury v Farris case. He says courts should not legislate for litigants or shield them from consequences when they create tight spots. The piece also notes alimony hearings and divorce actions involving various parties and ongoing settlements.
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Clancy
H. L. Maury
J. H. Farris
Justice of the Peace
Mr. Maury
Ers
Albert Ekstrom
Ekstrom
Leathers
Mary J. Ripper
John Ripper
Carrie Walsh
William Walsh
Grantz
Bessie H. Otis
Orra
Otis
Harney
New Mexico
Butte
Change of Venue Granted for Two Anaconda Mining Suits
Judge Harney granted two motions for change of venue in suits against Anaconda Mining. John Bernard sues for damages from a workplace injury, and R W Collins and wife sue for similar claims. Defendants argued the accident occurred in Anaconda. witnesses and records reside there, urging transfer.
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Anaconda Mining Company
Anaconda
Grace church Ladies Aid meeting and fair details
The Grace church Ladies Aid met at the parsonage with many members and visitors. They crafted belts and competed to see who could make the most. The railroad excursion and fair were postponed to June 4 and 5. Seven young ladies vie for a gold watch: Maud Sigourney Mabel Brooks Maud Phillips Essa Wagner Addie Bucher Lila Sherrard Marie Puqua. The funeral for John Patrick La Fontise will be today at 2 PM followed by services at St Patrick's church at 2:30.
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Savoy Theater
Ezra Kendall
Kendall
Skipper & Co
Garrick Theater
Henrietta
Bronson Howard
Maclyn Arbuckle
Skipper
Irma la Pierre
Fourteenth Street
Four Cohans
Rosenquest
George M. Cohan
New York
Josephine Cohan
Edwin Milton - Moyle
May Irwin
Miss Irwin
Selina Fetter
Ada Rehan
Otis Skinner
Liebler & Co
Joseph Buckley
Skinner
Miss Rehan
Augustin Daly
School For Scandal
Katherine
Portia
Tady Teazle
Augustus Pitou
Atlantic City
Chauncey Olcott
Mr. Olcott
Limerick
Marie Tempest
Kitty
London
Miss Tempest
Cosmo Gordon Lennox
New Hudson Theater
Gilbert Hare
Ladies’ Aid Society of Grace Church
Aid Society
Maud Sigourney
Mabel Brooks
Maud Phillips
Essa Wagner
Addie Bucher
Lila Sherrard
Marie Puqua
Watering orders signed by Mt Moriah Cemetery trustees
All lot owners in Mt Moriah cemetery desiring their lots watered this season will sign orders with the sexton by order trustees.
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Mt. Moriah
Judge Sets Trial Dates For Multiple Civil Cases
Judge Harney scheduled trials on May 2 for five cases including P. J. Harrington vs. Butte & Boston and Frank R. Miles vs. Butte Electric. May 26 marks Ludwig Streicher vs. James A. Murray. May 27 Emma Trevise vs. Mary H. Bottego. May 28 Nathan Goffrey vs. W. W. McDowell and FE. L. Mayo vs. Tim Reardon. Butte & Boston vs. Susan Barrett. May 2 also includes Allen & Gilbert Ramaker Co. vs. Butte Exchange Furniture and Butte & Boston vs. Jerry Kelly.
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Harney
P. J. Harrington
Butte & Boston
Frank R. Miles
Butte Electric and Power Company
Ludwig Streicher
James A. Murray
Emma Trevise
Mary H. Bottego
Nathan Goffrey
W. W. McDowell
FE. L. Mayo
Tim Reardon
Susan Barrett
Allen & Gilbert Ramaker Company
Butte Exchange Furniture Company
Jerry Kelly
OConnor Wins Quiet Title Suit Over North Montana Property
Kate OConnor wins a quiet title judgment against H Churchill and others on North Montana street after a motion by attorney Alexander Mackel. The suit stems from forgeries by real estate dealer Albert Reek who is imprisoned for selling property and mortgaging real estate without owner authorization.
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Kate O'Connor
H. Churchill
Montana Street
Alexander Mackel
Albert Reek
Judge Grants Two Divorces in Afternoon Session
Judge Clancy issued two decrees of divorce in the afternoon docket. The cases involve Lola Leathers and May Ekstrom as the party named to receive the final decrees. Both proceedings concluded with court approval of the settlements and final rulings.
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Clancy
Lola Leathers
May Ekstrom
LL. Leathers
Two Contracts Awarded for McKinley Schoolhouse Wiring
The board of school trustees awarded the heating contract to Eschle Plumbing Co for 10755 and the plumbing contract to Butte Plumbing Co for 3335 after seven bids each. The work is to start immediately and be pushed to completion. The McKinley schoolhouse on West Park Street progresses rapidly and is slated to be the finest west side schoolhouse.
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Board of School Trustees
MckKinley
West Park Street
Eschle Plumbing Company
Butte Plumbing Company
Man Arrested for Begging in Helena After Outburst
Helena May 16 A man calling himself Jack McCoy was arrested by Constable Hunt for begging on the street. At police headquarters he ordered a meal, then damaged his cell dishes and cried loudly, prompting police to consider he is either crazy or suffering from a severe illness described as the snakes.
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The
Standard
Helena
Jack McCoy
Hunt
Reports of Tiraspol Massacre Declared Baseless
From St. Petersburg on May 15 authorities here deny reports of a great Jewish massacre at Tiraspol in Russia. The dispatches describe the claims as without foundation and unverified.
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St. Petersburg
Tiraspol
Russia
Premier Balfour Rebuffs Grain Tax Remission Demand
London May 16 Premier Balfour with Mr Ritchie met a large Unionist deputation including Mr Chaplin and chamber representatives to press against grain tax remission. He argued the tax is not protective and cannot be a permanent part of fiscal policy, insisting the government will do nothing to remit it.
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London
Balfour
Ritchie
House of Commons
Chaplin
Board of Agriculture
House of Lomis
Chambers of Commerce and of Agriculture
Old teachers chosen and pay increased
Havre May 16 The school board met in regular session to approve bonds for a new school building. A site committee was named and an organ purchased. The present corps of teachers was re engaged and salaries raised the superintendent’s to 1600 the others by five dollars a month to eighty dollars.
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Havre
Sir K. Devlin
T. J. Troy
Kansas City Trade Unions Threaten General Strike
Kansas City leaders of several labor unions and the industrial council say organized labor will press for a general strike to make the city a union town. Employers' association officers deny the industrial council can successfully order such a strike.
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Kansas City
Industrial
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