Neill to Present New Plays During Retta Engagement
The article announces that playwright Neill will present four new plays during Retta's engagement, detailing the program and performance dates.
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Newspaper
Anaconda Standard
Location
Anaconda, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1902
Page
12
Weeklong Dramatic Run Showcases Under the Red Robe
Reginning with Beaautiful Romantic Plas From the Novel of Stanleys Weyman, Under the Ned Neobe. James Neill and company present two performances of Under the Red Robe at the Broadway theater opening a week of Neill repertoire in Butte with other plays including Hon. John Grealey and The Red Knight. Edythe Chapman shines as Renee and Frank MacVicar, John W. Burton also star as Richelieu and Manet in a period romance with strong audience acclaim and multiple curtain calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Neill
Stanley Weyman
Neill
Butte
Sol Smith Russells
John Grealey
Red
Henri de Cocheforet
Berault
Gee
Cocheforet Chateau
Perenees
Renee
Cocheforet
Ted
Richelieu
Mr. Neill
Jove
George Woomauist
Captain la Rolle
Edythe Chapman
Frank MacViccars
John W. Burton
Manet
Elise de Cocheforet
Gertrude Keller
Keening
John Grigsby
Red Knight
Starbucks
Windfall Beauty Wins Prize Amid Schoolhouse Fracas
During a voting event Windfall beauty led while South Union supporters cried foul and drew knives. A brawl erupted as two youths toppled a table shattering dishes. A cake prize was toppled from a window ending the contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Union
Kelley and Eva Hart Face Judge in Cayley Murder Case
In Judge McClernan's court J. W. Kelley and Madame La Bonta alias Eva Hart are charged with murdering Dr. Henry A. Cayley at a lodging house on West Broadway on October 12. Hart is absent. Kelley seeks time to enter a plea. Other court actions include estate hearings and attorney appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McMlernan
J. W. Kelley
Madame la Bonta
Eva Hart
Henry A. Cayley
Kkupt
Edward Chapman
West Broadway
Kelley
Thomas A. Morrin
McClernan
Ruth Lo Tonuta
H. A. Cayley
$10 000 beauty sues for 100 000 in Chicago
Laura Montague, famed early 80s beauty and former leading actress in David Henderson extravaganzas, sues John A. Davidson for 100000 alleging she was induced to quit the stage and not provided a marble palace or life insurance. Davidson, once a Milwaukee marble businessman and Great Northern Hotel proprietor, lives on Prairie avenue with his family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Louse Montague
John A. Davidson
Paul Allen
Miss Montague
David Henderson
New York
Edward K. Rice
Montague
Marble Palace
Milwaukee
Great Northern Hotel
Prairie Avenue
Beauty contest sparks riot in Madison county
In Indianapolis on October 27 a beauty contest at the South Union schoolhouse in Madison county led to a riot after Miss Belle Jones of Windfall and Miss Lola Terwilliger of the South Union neighborhood emerged as favorites. The contest ended amid chaos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis
South Tnion
Madison County
Belle Jones
Windfall
Lola Terwilliger
Milne seeks repayment from dressmaker in bankruptcy case
Caleb Milne, Philadelphia millionaire, has a judgment against Mrs. Jessie Kirkland of New York for 2000 dollars. Kirkland filed a New York bankruptcy petition listing two creditors and total liabilities of 451 dollars, while Milne still hopes to recover part of his loan despite the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Caleb Milne
Jessie Kirkland
West Twenty-ninth Street
New York
Kirkland
Milne
Mine
London
Hess
T'Irilionaire
Motion for new trial in Horn case filed in Wyoming
A motion for a new trial for Tom Horn, convicted in the Nickell killing, was filed in Cheyenne. Judge Scott said he would likely decide tomorrow. if denied, Horn will be sentenced to hang, but a stay of execution will be sought and the case sent to the supreme court on a bill of exceptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyo
Tom Horn
W Hie Nickell
Scott
Horn
Supreme Court
Central Christan Church Reaffirms Rev Bruce Brown
In Denver on October 27 the Central Christan church voted 154 to 12 to reject the resignation of Rev Bruce Brown. The dissent stemmed from his invitation of labor union leaders to discuss labor questions from his pulpit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Colo
Central Christan Church
Bruce Brown
Brown
Panama Canal Title Declared Valid by Knox
Paris reports Attorney General Knox found the Panama canal property title valid and unencumbered. M Lamprey secretary of the company states the decision supports his Senate committee testimony and anticipates a treaty with Colombia, though ratification may delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Knox
M. Lamprey
Morgan Committee
Senate
Colombia
Bryan speaks to crowd before brief Colorado tour
Willam J. Bryan arrived in Grand Junction at midnight and addressed a large audience in the opera house at seven this morning. He left at 7 40 for a special train to continue a short speaking tour across the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Junction
Colo
Willam J. Bryan
Opera House
International congress discusses engravers’ jurisdiction
The Photo-Engravers' Association met in Cincinnati to consider the proposal by the International Typographical Union to claim jurisdiction over the engravers. The gathering marks a significant debate over organizational authority within the trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Oot
International Congress of the Photo-Engravers’ Association
International Typographical Union
Hall of Records Bond Fight Targets County Tax Burden
Commission plans $250000 for a hall of records sparking debate over whether the funds could duplicate major buildings like the Hennessy block or Harbour block. County Attorney Breen says sinking fund cannot be diverted and any bond over ten thousand requires voter approval, warning against evading constitutional limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hennessy
Harbour Block
Main and
Broadway
Masonic Hall
Senator Clark
West Broadway
Federal
State Capitol
Tottering
Chaiman Clark
Breenneto
Breen
Board of
County Commissioners
County Officials Face Criticism Over Budget and Bond Plans
A late 19th century county debate cites alleged constitutional violations in funds used for a county poor house and hospital project. Officials faced backlash for purchasing land for a $250000 annex without voter consent, with a $71,000 sinking fund cited as a potential bypass. Excelsior Lodge AOUW announces its fourth annual ball Thursday evening at Renshaw Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breen
Boards of County Commissioners
Excelsior Loldge, A. O. U. W
Renshaw Hall
Prince and Princess of Wales may visit 1901 St Louis Exposition
A US report says the Prince and Princess of Wales might attend the 1901 St Louis exposition. Official circles downplay the subject while noting no invitation has been extended. The king has given a noncommittal reply pending an official US invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
United States
Prince and Princess of Wales
St. Louis Exposition
Cyeles
Yorkhouse
Associated Press
Lake Shore Railroad Chief P S Riedg ett Dies at 59
Cleveland Ohio October 27 P S Riedg ett general manager of the Lake Shore railroad died today after a long illness Blodgett was 59 years of age
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
P. S. Riedgett
Lake Shore Railroad
Blodgett
Miners Demand Wage Increase in Scotland
Glasgow reports 70,000 miners affected as they demand a 129 cent wage rise. N. P. Shulin of 119 W. Broadway is listed among trades involved in cleaning dyeing and repair work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glasgow
N. P. Shulin
W. Broadway
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