New Plays Please Eastern Playgoers Opens Booth Theater
New York Oct 28 Winthrop Ames opened the Booth theater with The Great Adventure based on Arnold Bennett's Buried Alive. Janet Beecher and Lyn Harding star as widow and artist in a tale of shyness, love, and a fatal complication. The program also highlights The Love Leash a lively operetta praised for scenery costumes and ensemble. Other notes cover The Deluge and comedies at Wallack's and forthcoming American productions of General John Regan and Disraeli.
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New York
Winthrop Ames
New Booth Theater
Arnold Bennett
Janet Beecher
Lyn Harding
Phialleiy Ma
Dr. Delphine
Havel Dawn
James E. Young
Alma Francis
Grace Leigh
Harry Neville
Harry Deppe
Pioneer's Widow Suffers Stroke Before Funeral
Great Falls October 26 The Great Falls chartered a Great Northern train with over a hundred passengers and friends of the late James C. Adame to Sun River for a Methodist funeral. Shorty before services Mrs Adams suffered a paralysis stroke forcing a change in arrangements. The services were well attended by many pioneers of the region.
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Great Fails
Iks
Great Northern
James C. Adame
Sun River
Reform Proposals From Auburn State Prison Commission
Seventeen urgent recommendations for reform at Auburn state prison were presented by the state prison commission after chairman Thomas Mott Osborne lived among inmates. Proposals include privacy during bathing, more underwear, access to newspapers,改 letters rules, changes to punishment practices, abolition of tea, better coffee, regulated tobacco, and weather gear like waterproof capes and a rain-friendly uniform of clothing. The report urges humane treatment, fewer brutal punishments, and clearer warden oversight.
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Auburn State Prison
State Prison Commission
Thomas Mott Osborne
Osborne
State Superintendent of Prisons
Sing Sing
Twin Bridges News Update on Local Industry and Deaths
The Northern Pacific installed an agent at Waterloo after a depot was completed weeks ago. Waterloo shipped substantial vegetables and potatoes, with 18 carloads moved north last Monday. Local producers, led by Patrick Carney, see rising fame for Jefferson Valleys as farmers pursue high grade tubers. The community mourns Mrs. G.B. Wheat, who died in Salt Lake City after a prolonged illness. Survived by husband and daughter, she was widely liked in the area. City waterworks progress is rapid, with foundations and piping in place and completion hoped before December 1. Shipped deaths include Joseph Hagenburger, a former Sheridan butcher, and Ave J.B. Blow in Grinnell, Iowa. Ranch activity continues with cattle movements and stock shipments, while residents Mrs. George Galahan and Mrs. W.S. Yale travel or visit Oregon City and Portland.
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Waterloo
Patrick Carney
Jefferson Valleys
GB. Wheat
Salt Lake Hospital
G. G. Wheat
Virginia City
Mita
Mabel Fensher
Grinnell
Starke
Sie
Tna
Hind
Rake
Joseph Hagenburger
Sheridan
Wayling
Warm Springs
Kurt ‘Otto Schulz
Nene Billings
McDaniels Mice Company
Louis Bullerdick
Ruby Valley
Texas
A. Fischer
J.C. Siedensticker
George Galahan
Oregon City
Ore
Galahan
Coast City
W. S. Yale
Portland
Classified Notices and Ads From Butte and Anaconda Areas
Advertisements list branch agency rates and telephoned publication for The Standard. Also included are numerous For Sale and For Rent items across Butte and Anaconda zones with drugstores, real estate, furniture, livestock, and household goods offerings, plus farm land and business listings.
For Rent and Wanted Listings From Butte Area
A garbled list of rental notices in Butte and nearby towns includes requests for modern flats and furnished rooms, a two room furnished house, offices for rent, a power hoist, and a young man seeking room and board. Names include Lawlor Rowe Granitest and addresses like 19 W Granitest 60 W Granitest 118 W Park and 4 W Broadway. Local firms Montana Electric Co First National Bank building and care Standard are referenced along with Anaconda addresses and P.O. Box 13% contact details.
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Granitest
Butte
Paul Schild
Faz W. Gi Bu
Anaconda
Sullivan & Peterson
Anaconde
Englewood
Lake
West Side
Kilgore
Wyoming
Sroom
Broadway
Chestnut
Enco
Ofs
Montana
Joseph Hottman
Mont
Bruns
Wick-Dalke-Collender Co
Pat
Stamonth Orton Broa
N. Malast
Wi Park
Bam Landeaus
Sherman
Reed Butte
Lawlor & Rowe
Hut
Jackson
W. Park
Baltimore Block
W. E
First National Bank
Hight Fairfield Co
Went—Misch
Montana Electric Co
Ight
Adaner
John Barker
P.O
Local Classified Fragments Include Loans and Real Estate Ads
Notices show money to loan on real estate at 10 and 12 percent, real estate purchases and rentals near Emerson school, and short parlor and room listings. Also visible are second-hand goods prompts, barbering and travel accessories, farm and poultry sales, and a stray dog reward.
Wanted Help and Jobs Across Helena Anaconda Butte
Classified ads show a mix of employment requests across Montana. Listings seek female staff in offices and households, male help for sales and repair work, drivers, and canvassers. Positions note energetic applicants, tailoring and dressmaking services, and district deputy roles with various pay plans. Many ads reference local towns like Helena Anaconda Butte and include phone or address cues.
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Helena
Mont
Modern Brotherhood of America
Montana
O. H. P. Shelley
Anaconda Standard
Anaconda
Inquire of
Standard Publishing Co
Wayted Agen1 Live Agents Report Field Yields
A garbled OCR fragment reports barley and wheat yields from fields named Darley and Horse Creek. It mentions 68 bushels per acre on one field and 30 bushels per acre near Porcupine. Strickland is noted among participants.
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Darley
Inuahele
Strickland
Horse Creek
Gates Held Prisoner in Snowbound Mountains
Billings Oct 2 Col Charles Gates was reportedly held prisoner by snow in the mountains while local railway officials remained ready. He joined a high profile hunt with Prince Thert of Monaco and Col ody but did not quit when they returned to civilization. It was expected he would follow in a few days, then weeks, causing anxiety for his safety. Today word says he is well but delayed by heavy snow.
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Billings
Col
Charles Gatesly
Steel Magnee
Prince Thert
Monaco
Colody
Livingston Special Election Delayed for School Bond Issue
Livingston notices the special election on whether to issue bonds totaling 89000 for a new school building has been postponed due to state registration law. The school board will meet Wednesday night to set a definite date. Peter Anderson of Chicago arrived to assist his brother C E Anderson, who died at Chico Hot Springs recently. Jurors are drawn for the November term from Clyde Park and surrounding areas. Rev William F Hath ve will lead the local Evangelical Lutheran church during a three month stay. License to wed issued to Peter Bonhammer and Mary Blanchard of Livingston.
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Peter Anderson
Chicago
C. E. Anderson
Chico Hot Springs
Glendive
Myers
Worthy Marshall
C. Miller
Fred’ Speith
W. van Dore Work
LG. Lacey
W Lonroe
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Millis
Clyde Park
Iruwell, Wit
Evangelical Lutheran
F. W. Klingensmith
Saimlay
Peter ‘Bonhammer
Pucatell Idaho
Mary Blanchard
St. Honnet
France
Paul Woosley
Som
Distracted girl leaps from thirteenth story office tower
A stenographer, age unknown, died after jumping from the thirteenth floor of a downtown office building. She fell onto a stairwell and wall, was thrown onto the tenth step, and died minutes later. Authorities note a several weeks nervous disorder illness.
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Gordon
Ofice
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