Within the Law at the Margaret Theatre Enchants Crowd
Margaret Islington leads a sold out Margaret Theatre performance of Within the Law. The play follows Mary Turner wrongfully jailed, her later revenge, and a clash with Edward Gilder. Audiences praised Miss Islington and the ensemble for vivid, dramatic acting and sharp courtroom intrigue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Gitaer
Emporium
Mary Turner
Gramercy Park
Edward Gitder
Inspector Burke
Police
Law
Margaret Milngton
Hilda Keenan
Agnes Lynch
Margaret Islington
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Margaret Theater
New York
Central Office
Edward Gilder
Miss Ilington
Cast of Players Impress in Gregory Style Drama
A clipped but vivid theater review notes strong performances by Mise Tington Hilda Keenan and Sonia Jasper in a crime driven tale. Frank Camp's Inspector Burke transformation into Joe Garson draws attention while Jules Ferfire Far portrays Cassidy. The piece praises atmosphere and character work despite brisk pacing.
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Baraloes
Agnes Harrington
D. L. Thomas
Howard Gould
Neil Moran
Sonia Jasper Lary Turner Suatiee
Triineton
Sergeant Casidy
Jules Perrar
Hilda “Keenan Ui
Camp Rose Wyncotte
Agnes Lynch
M Irwin
L. Davis Pele Rhe Ooo
Rank Towers
Inspector Burke
Joseph Slaytor
Ama Gece
Ccc
Thom Or Malley Longo
Ted
Snyder Dacey
William Macauley
Me Anderson Dan
Williams
P. B. O'Neil
Frank Camp
Joe Garson
Sonia Jasper
Airi
Mary
Jules Fer
Cassidy
Moone meet tonight along with city events
Local notices list events and visits across Butte and Anaconda. Melander advances for photos. A. O. H. hall hosts dances. merchants advertise sales and specials at Copper City and Vermilion's. Past and upcoming visits include Ed Landry in Anaconda, J. Casey to Minneapolis, and Miss Laura Starch in Missoula.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laura Starch
Missoula
Sis Avery
Anaconda Recreational Centers Lead City Activities
A report by F. P. Mathewson to the Playground and Recreation Association outlines Anaconda’s five centers with an average July August daily attendance of 1,500 and a total center value of 50,000. The city’s grounds include a city common donated by the Copper Mining company, with a 2,000 seating capacity, plus a park system of 69 acres featuring a zoo, boat pond, ball grounds, and open air rink in winter, all free except admission to certain events. The first play center dates to 1908, with 4,900 dollars spent on centers in the 1912 13 fiscal year. parks and facilities are shared with the state fish hatchery nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Mathewson
Playground and Recreation Association of America
Afr. Mathewson
Mathewson
Eames
Anaconan
Ana- Copper Mining Company
Anaconda Band
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Anaconda
Mayer Dry Sox
Deans Kidney Pills Relieve Rheumatic Pain Claims
A Butte reader Dell Badgley cites back pain and lumbago relief after using Deans Kidney Pills. The ad asserts kidneys clear blood uric acid, crystals injure muscles and nerves, and pills cured thousands of rheumatic cases, sciatica, gravel, and neuralgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean
Youth Confesses to Room Robbery
A youth confessed to a room robbery according to a brief police or court note. The fragmentary text names unclear locations and persons, with stray phrases about suspects and evidence, but the core action is a confession to a burglary in a residential setting.
Heavily armed man resists arrest in town incident
A colored man nicknamed Edeville was arrested with difficulty by Night Chief Jack Walsh after threatening to shoot up the town. He brandished an 82 caliber revolver with 60 cartridges and fought to avoid jail. Officer Donsovan and Walsh overpowered him and seized the weapon. The rest of the text details a vaudeville bill featuring Trevitt's Military Dogs and other acts with cats and a large Game Fooster.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Turner
Agnes Lynch
Auburn
Joe
Big
Mary ‘Turner
Richard Gilder
Mary
Gilder
Turners
Ed Ward Gilder
Misw Tlington
Byrnes
Edeville
Jack Walsh
Donsovan
Meee
Trevitt
Uttle Playhouse
Battle Grounds
Adv
Railroad man retires after long Montana service
D Welsh of Stuart, a pioneer railroad man who came to Stuart in 1883, retires and plans to live with son R N Welsh and son-in-law Henry Brunkow near Dillon. He previously worked for Union Pacific in Wyoming before moving to Stuart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. Welsh
Stuart
Montana
R N. Welsh
Henry Brunkow
Dillon
Strike settlement narrows mine work across Oklahoma and Arkansas
A tentative settlement ends a strike that affected 673 miners in Oklahoma and Arkansas. The deal covers Oklahoma's Dewar mines and the Turka Coal company area, with 500 workers affected before the agreement and ongoing talks to finalize operations in Montana. Limited readable details from the report indicate regional labor actions and employer mediation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklatn
Arkansas
Oklahoma
Dewar
Okla
Turka Coal Company
Montana
Travel Notes Across The Nation In Veiled Memoir
A fragmented travel reminiscence from a New York writer named Aman discusses journeys through Ames and Teaulte. It references trips at two daily intervals, a notion of danger, and distant regions like Tah a and Baype under a shepherd kings era, hinting at life on the road and the risks therein.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Simon Aman
Tallea
Baype
Hennessy investigations widen graft accusations and extradition
The district attorney’s office invites a dozen subpoenas to question men tied to John A. Hennessy and his charges against Tammany Hall candidate Edward E. McCall. Sulzer and Murphy figures surface over a $2500 Brady donation alleged to reach Murphy, who reportedly returned it. A second petition for Harry Thaw’s extradition is filed, citing an indictment and alleged conspiracy to escape Matteawan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
District Attorney's Office
John A. Hennessy
Edward E. McCall
Tammany Hall
Clark
Hennessy
Sulzer
Fusion Municipal
Anthony N. Brad Capitalist
Samuel Beardaley
Charles F .Murphy
Murphy
Brady
McAdoo
Harry
Thaw
Secretary of State
New ‘York County
Foundry Blaze on Battleship New Jersey Wounds Several
Fire at the New Jersey foundry room tonight during a gasoline tank blast caused burns to one seaman likely fatal and left two others seriously burned. Names of the injured not obtainable. Also notes a Montana county board meeting set for November 4 1912 to address contingent funds road superintendency and other business.
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Newport News
New Jersey
Board of County Commissioners
Deer ‘Lodge
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Derek
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Santos
The 45
Der
Georgetown Gold Mining Co
James Pring
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East Park
Lewis & Sanderson
Daly Bank and Trust CO
J.C. Harrington
Caster Elro Rank
Anaconda National Bank Capital
Miss Slington
Goodfriend Clothing Co
Moone
Melander
H. Hall
Olson
Vermiltion
Landry
Bozeman
Oscar Unmack
Helenaness
Ahad
W. H. Dunnigan
Butte
M. F. Canning
Elgin and
Waltham Watcnes
Hammerslough's
W. H. Winscott
J. J. Snelling
J. F. Casey
Minneapolis
Durston Bik
Johnstone
Tescher’s
Main Street
Cash Liquor House
Ed Wright
Tacoma
Ty Butler
Helena
Robert F. Dwyer
J. Warner
Frank D. Maxwell
Copper City
Copper City Furniture Department
W. A. Jones
Boles, Taho
Robert Jones
Wisdom Art
Helen Johnson
East
Frank Wilcox
Yeterday
Cherry Street
Sullivan & Peterson
Albert Kietn
Dan Conrey
St. Pauls and Society
A.O. H
Grelock
A. R. Gilpin
West Park Avenue
Knights of Columbus
Dan Roach
J. M. Scanland
London
London Bridge
Aconda
Mathewsom
Etiuition
Nere
Pulte
W. Copper Street
Dell Badgley
Copper Street
Butte, Mont
Fiddler
Francis X. Bushman
Grand Theater
Pathe’s Weekly No
Red
Pete
Walnut Street
Abbott-Ford Co
Doan
Buffalo
N.Y
Sale
Banu
Uae
Charles Bostrom
Oro
Kate Slavin
Muscatine
Town
George H. Les
C.F. Joslen
Sapmry
Fine
Jensey
Banan
WI Ron
Dor
Roach
Mahan
Deer
State of
Warner’s
Kaen
Bruges
Termely
Warner Safe Remedien Ty Dent
Rochemets N.Y
Anaconda Copper Mining Company Manufacturers
Bonner, Montana
Interstate Lumber CO
Tuttle
Mitahoe Funeral Directors
East Park Avenue
Telephone
Bal Cee Ales
Studebaker Automobiles
Richardson & Main Street
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