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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1902

Page

3

Butte Mountaineer Comedy The Starbucks at Broadway

Neill company staged Opie Read’s The Starbucks set in Tennessee mountains. The comedy follows the Starbuck feud and loves involving a federal judge’s son. strong local characters deliver lively performances praised as gems of the week. Tonight features A Gilded Fool. the Lottery of Love closes the run with an automobile drawing.

Neill Opie Read Starbucks Tennessee Jasper Starbuck Sige Peters Old Starbuck Mr. Weill Lice Teters Frank MacVicars Laz Spencer John W. Burton Mose Blake George Bloomquest Mar-garet Starbuck Edithe Chapman Tiltcen Lillian Andrews Carlisle Moore Opie MacVicars Gloomquest Mr. Burton Gertrude Kellar Ola Starbuck Louise Brownell

Broadway to Host Shore Acres and The Belle of New York

James A Herne is presenting Shore Acres at the Broadway for two nights Sunday and Monday with a capable company. The Belle of New York returns Tuesday and Wednesday with new principals and revamped music by Kerker and Morton, led by Miss Fieve Redledge and a cast including Harie Della Rosa and Jo Hiatus. A 20 member chorus rounds out the production. A special wire will report election returns Tuesday night November 4. Frank Daniels notes that musical tette effects predate Florodora and cites earlier English shows.

James A. Herne Shore Acres Broadway New York Kerker and Morton Fieve Redledge Harie Della Rosa Charlotte Wart Toby Craig Violet Letter Jeanette Lewis James Darling Joe Hiatus Max Bloom Ned Nye Frank Keesee Frank Rowan Harry J. Siegfried Frank ©. Way Harry A. Truax America England R. A. Barnet Frank Daniels

Broadway to Stage The Penitent with Grand Four Act Production

Charles B. Hanford recalls a shabby black cloth hat once worn by Edwin Roth as Benedick. Manager W. EC Nankeville will present The Penitent at the Broadway theater next Thursday night with a strong cast and dramatic, tense plot.

Charles B. Hanford Edwin Roth Benedick W. EC. Nankeville Broadway

A Little Outcast at Family Theater Sunday

The Family theater presents A Little Outcast on Sunday November 9 with a well chosen cast whose individual talents elevate the comedy. The leading characters impress and the performance promises engaging humor.

Family Theater

District judge candidates LERNARD NOON and others

District judge LERNARD NOON is listed along with state senator candidate M. P. GILCHRIST and a slate of legislature hopefuls including W. W. M'DOWELL CHARLES E. ALSOP TIMOTHY CROWLEY J. B. KREMER DAN J. HANNIFAN JERRY HANLEY J. T. O'ABRIE b G. R. BROWN WILLIAM HOGAN CARL GALIGER E. A. NICHOLS ANTHONY O' BRIDE all appearing in the slate for upcoming election.

M. P. Gilchrist W. W. M'Dowell Charles E. Alsop Timothy Crowley J. B. Kremer Dan J. Hannifan Jerry Hanley J. T. O'Abrie B G. R. Brown William Hogan Carl Galiger E. A. Nichols Anthony O’ Bride

Curtain’s Rise Keeps Stage Alive With Constant Surprises

The phrase captures a theater scene where energy and momentum persist from curtain up to curtain down, regardless of who occupies the spotlight. Performances, ensembles, and audiences share a dynamic, changing experience.

Halloween Ghost Wake Entertains Local Guests

Mrs. William Shore and Mrs. George Pierce hosted a Halloween party at Mio Copper Street with a ghost designs, skeleton mural, jack o lanterns, and music. Guests wore sheets for a masked ghost hunt with midnight reveal and refreshments. Attendees included numerous local couples and single guests listed by name.

William Shore George Pierce Mr. Shore Mio Copper Street Jack O'lantern J. B. Patterson John Lindsay George W. Pierce Oswald Fayram Job Alvin Crossman A. W. Johnston EF. G. Smith J. F. Ledwidse Sutliffe Grenzie Anna Patterson Amy Lee Elsie Pierce Lillian Wehrspann Patie Ballou K. L. Clark Emily Coy Storm Vera Ledwidge Jessie Hickox Messrs

Monday Night Club to Discuss England and Victorian Authors

In Miss Bates's rooms at 322 West Broadway the Monday Night club meets at 7 30 with Miss Richards leading a history discussion from 1856 to 1889 and Miss Gynne guiding literature to Thackeray and Dickens. Members will also discuss Froude and Kingsley as part of regular work and current events. Mrs 8 P Panton hosted yesterday afternoon for Mrs Charles Burton of Brillines with a group including Mrs Turton and others. Mrs Burton returned to Billings last evening.

West Broadway Miss Bates Miss Richards England Miss Gynne Thackeray Dickens Froude Charlies Kingsley Miss Coffin Milais Burne-Jones Holman Hunt 8. P. Panton Charles Burton Brillines Panton Tureton C. N. Gosman David Porter A. Buchanan Chapman Sumner C. A. Jackson Brazelton W. W. Cheely McBride W. H. Haviland Burton Billings

Montana shows large cash balances in state funds

Special Dispatch reports Helena October figures for Montana finances. Treasurer Barret notes a total on hand of 608574.28 across funds with October receipts 59683.98 and outlays 13552.91. Details include permanent school 517084.81 and university 77625.40 plus various bonds and sinking funds across numerous state accounts.

Standard Helena Montana Barret Permanent University Permanent Normal Agricultural College Deaf and Dumb Asylum Reform School State Capitol School of Mines State Medical Board Soldiers Capitol Agricultural Collee Agricultural Colere Fund University Building

Heinze Attacks Clark and Scallon at Helena Meeting

Special Dispatch to the Standard from Helena reports F Augustus Heinze of Butte addressed a crowd at the Auditorium tonight. He focused on criticizing Senator Clark and Scallon of Anaconda company. W G Jones of Washington spoke as part of a lively program with the Montana State band and a male quartet performing outside and inside.

Standard Helena F. Augustus Heinze Butte Ade Heinze Senator Clark Scallon Anaconda Company W. (. Jones Washington Montana State

High cattle prices boost Fort Benton stock outfits profits

Special Dispatch reports Fort Benton observers say cattle highs this season add at least a quarter of a million dollars to local outfits. Bar Eleven shipped 1,100 steers, earning an average $70 per head instead of $50, yielding about $22,006 extra profit.

Fort Benton Bar Eleven

Rhoot in Dublin Gulch Heats Up Hunt for Shelter

A chaotic scene unfolds as residents flee a blaze driving the Heinzeites from Dublin Gulch. Firefighters race to secure a safe refuge as the heat and danger force a rapid relocation. Authorities investigate the cause amid rising tensions in the mining town.

M Ginniss Backs Down in Miner Debate With Chicago Speaker

In Dubia gulch miners hear a heated scene as Daly challenges Daly vs MacGinniss spar over mine closures. MacGinniss withdraws from the joint debate and substitutes Hanson from Chicago to argue the case. Crowd jeers, calls for work and a receiver loom as tally-ho moves to the Butte hotel.

Dubia Gulch Heinze Tally-Ho Nevins Cissy Loftus Jerusalem Joan MacGinniss M. O United Copper Trust of New Jersey Heinze Lgislature Cissy Mullins Jim Lynch William D. Dily MacGinniss Clancy Daly Anaconda St. Lawrence Boston & Montana Butte & Boston MacGinniss MacGinniss Hanson Reinge Transon Butte

Women Hear Fusion Push Benches in Gold Bribery Plot

A crowd gathered at the public library to hear a women’s committee discuss political issues from a woman's standpoint but learned it was a campaign push for the fusion Heinze ticket. Speakers including M. P. Haggerty and Mrs. Ella Knowles Haskell urged votes for John McGrath and Martin Lee amid scattered exits as attendees realized the plot.

Public Library Eta Heinze Ella Knowles Haskell Fusion Mi Ners John Philip Sousa John M. Trapp Justice of the Peace Populst Party Labor Party Anti-Trust Democratic Party Silver Republican Party Haggerty Chauncey Depew New York Colorado John McGrath Constable Martin Lee Haskell Hank Pelletier

Adjutant Dowell Arrives in Butte to Lead Army Work

Adjutant Dowell, Salvation Army pioneer to the Klondike, arrives in Butte to head the Montana division. He and his family will be based in Butte with a welcome meeting at the army hall on Wyoming street. Captain Huest gives a farewell sermon Sunday as James MacManis dies at 717 South Washington Street with funeral notices to follow.

Adjutant Dowell Salvation Army Klondike Butte Northern Pacific Montana Army Hall Wyoming Street Atlantic Pacific Dowell Butte Corps Huest James MacManis South Washington Street

Mussel Heel buyers purchase 3200 hens of mixed yearling sheep

White Sulphur Springs reports Pen Well and Nussacker sold 3,200 sheep to G. R. Wilson and John H. Grant for 2.50 per head. Delivery to be made at the Grant ranch.

Standard White Sulphur Springs Pen, Well & Nussacker G. R. Wilson John H. Grant Grant Ranch

Republicans Rally in Gallatin County with Senator Mantle

In Bozeman on October 31 the Gallatin county Republicans held a rally with Senator Lee Mantle of Butte as the principal speaker. The audience was a fair size and attentive.

Standard Bozeman Gallatin County Lee Mantle Butte

Bersch Found Guilty of Perjury in Bribery Fund Case

Edmund Bersch ex state representative from St Louis was convicted of perjury before the grand jury in the 375000 suburban franchise fund bribery inquiry. He received five years in the penitentiary, and the grand jury returned two additional bribery indictments. Bondsman Ed Butler failed to appear for a new bond, and Bersch was jailed. Circuit Attorney Folk plans to seek a deferred sentence while Bersch faces the remaining charges at rapid trial.

St. Louis Edmund Bersch House of Delegates Day Ed Butler Bersch Circuit Folk

Iowa Supreme Court bars express liquor shipments

Des Moines reports the Iowa Supreme Court reversing lower courts on liquor sales by express companies. It holds that distributing liquor in original packages or via interstate commerce does not apply to this business and such shipments are contraband and subject to seizure.

Des Moines Iowa Iowa Supreme Court C. 9

Wyndham Sees End to Irish Question Amid Land Purchase Bill

London Oct 31 Chief Secretary for Ireland Wyndham spoke at Dover on Irish policy saying the Irish land purchase bill would be the main measure proposed for the next session. He urged the government to maintain law and order, calling it frontier politics.

London Ireland Wyndham Dover

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Butte News Neills IN Comedy Mountains Paris Belle Prank Daniels Booth the Penitent the Family Theater Silver Bow County Democratic Lernard Noon Thomas Kilgallan James T. Finlen P. V. Ryan John J. Murray John L. Templeman Maurice Hartnett Michael Egan John Melville E. J. Strasberger Miss Cassif Laird Silver Bow Township John Doran T. P. Harrington Patrick Holland Oswald Barry South Butte Cornelius Taylor Samuel Height Daniel Shields Mike Burke Walkerville Township Patrick Colligan Edward Sheehan Matthew Whalen Michael Gleason Meaderville Township Roland Robinson Frank Mercer Elmer Plummer Daniel Leahy Gregson Township William Day Additional Society News Christie, Jack Christie Maloney, Kelly, Greiner Jerry Job Mont Shore J. A. Pritchard Ferent Funds Cassie Laird Dublin Gulch Heinzeites MR. M Ginniss Tte Bate Chicago Miss Isaper Surper Willis Ave New York City Pisknau Lydia E. Pinkham Janet Pare West 125Th Street Wise Lydia E& Pinkhaiys Pioneer The Mon Tana Division Senator Mantle Boodlers Eainst Con
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