Anaconda Fair Opens With Big Horse Race Programme
Deer Lodge County Fair association prepares for opening day next Monday with 400 thoroughbreds arriving for stalls. Race card lists selling and handicap events across multiple races with purses from 20 to 260 dollars and distances from five furlongs to one mile, plus notes on later conditions. No dancing at Washoe Park pavilion Wednesday and Friday evenings this week.
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Deer Lodge County
Deer Lodge
Deuten
Washoe Park Pavilion
Washoe Park
Rosy May Theater Draws Large Afternoon and Evening Attendance
The Rosy May theater reports strong crowds for both matinee and evening shows praising its programming and film selections. The management notes their enterprise brings in top films with diverse views and broad appeal across counties and classes.
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Rosy-May
Week of cinema offers vivid scenes from Stockholm and politics
The week’s pictures include A Visit to Stockholm portraying real city life across its districts and The Candidate offering a witty look at how politicians conduct themselves in modern political battles. Several other films add value with engaging stories and lively performances, making the program highly worth seeing.
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Stockholm
The Rocky Mountain Express at the Margaret theater
The Margaret theater hosts the new railroad melodrama The Rocky Mountain Express first shown on Thursday Sept 19. Klimt Ganzolo Amusement presents a sensational scenic production with fresh mechanical electrical effects, strong West setting near the Rockies, and a standout touring company. The return of Coming Thro the Rye opens Friday Sept 11 with recalls of last season and anticipated strong reception.
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Margaret Theater
Golden West
Rocky Mountain
Klimt & Ganzolo Amusement Company
Clinton
Cencon
Lyric Theatre program features strong dramatic pieces
The Lyric Inn event presents Just Plain Folks about a smitten girl who leaves home and returns to a preacher lover. Kindness Never Fen shows a man who is coaxed into obligation and rebels. Mr Buzz portrays a vivid colored couple in a fable. The Dynamite Men leads a strong war tale, The Gypsis Ree Venge borders on tragedy, Parmin's Aeroplane is a new film, Boothlacker TM, Whe Reuben Comes to Town closes the program as a top-notch feature.
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Buzz
Parmin
Bing
Boothlacker
Reuben
City Notes and Local Events Highlight Busy Evening
Missoula visitors and local figures arrive in Anaconda for traps and tournaments as the Labor Day fair and state sportsmen events loom. Bertha Lilly’s funeral is planned for 618 East Third Street with services at Swedish Lutheran. Additional notes cover special rail fares, reduced county fair tickets, and arrivals from Denver Great Falls and Butte.
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Schlitz
Mint
East Park
Schlapp
Frank Doody
Larry Stephens
Missoula
RS. Ford
Great Falls
Mr. Ford
Democration
Charles 8. Warren
Butte
Anaconda
B. A. & P. Railway
P. J. Holohan
Twin Falls
Idaho
Denver
Dom Paul Irvine
Montana State Sportsmen's Association
Bertha Lilly
Samuel Johnson
East ‘Third Street
Copper City Commercial Company
MacCallum & Cloutier Mercantile Company
Roach A Smith
R. M. Grieg
Third Street
Sixth
Cedar I Streets
Carl W. Vetella
End of the Ball Year in Anaconda
Anaconda baseball closes season with talks of professional minor league links and potential state league formation. Captain Bert Schils may move to second base for a major league team next season while remaining in business locally.
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Livingston
Anaconda
Taylor
Liv AgBton
Ager
Braman
Brogan
Bert Schils
Schill
Mane Agers
Bozeman
Dillon
Ripley
Mans
International views on breach of promise laws across countries
A historical comparison notes England as friendly to breach of promise suits while France Germany and Italy vary widely. It describes how Germany uses a public betrothal ritual and stiff penalties for withdrawal, Italy offers little protection, and other nations fear monetary claims tied to prospective marriage.
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England
Holland
Austria
Germany
Italy
Mammoth Ivory Trade From Siberian Urmans
Story outlines vast ivory from mastodon tusks in Siberian urmans and its sale in Yakutak and European shops. It notes preserved tusks in ice, false beliefs of living mammoths, and a booming trade in curios and museum displays alongside a description of a Labor Day observance in Dillon with fair week preparations.
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Siberia
Siberian
Charles Wenyon
Museum of
Tobolsk
Arctic
Yakutak
Lena
Riots Threaten Glasgow After Unemployed Demonstration
Glasgow faces fresh threats of unrest after a recent attempt by unemployed workers to force action on heating. A large socialist and unemployed crowd joined yesterday's demonstration against Prince Arthur of Connaught during a troop review, signaling volatile tensions in the city.
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Glasgow
Prince Arthur of
Husbands and Wife Reunited After 27 Years
New York reports Dr. Daniel Sickles, Civil War general and ex congressman, reconciled with his wife after a 27 year separation. Mrs Sickles had lived in Madrid with their son Stanton Sickles. The son arrived Aug 28 and brought them together the next day.
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New York
Daniel Sickles
Sickles
Madrid
Spain
Stanton Sickles
MacCallum and Cioutieratore To Exhibit at DIE Shoot Booth
MacCallum and Cioutieratore Co hardware department will be located in their booth at the shooting grounds Monday morning during the DIE Shoot with all the popular trap loaded Shelis expected to attract shooters and buyers.
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MacCallum & Cioutieratore. Co
Cars to Race Track Schedule Versus Morning Runs
Transportation notes show cars to race track operating on Monday at 8 15 am through Tuesday to Thursday from 5 am to 5 13 am? Continuous service every 13 minutes.
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Anish
S'a. mi
German Novelist Dulmichen Dies by Own Hand
Berlin reports that German writer Dulmichen committed suicide after learning of a fortune loss in the United States. He shot himself and died in the city on September 8.
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Berlin
Rneonore Dulmichen
United States
Birth of a Bourbon Sicily Princess in New Orleans
In New Orleans on September 6 a son was born to the Princess of Bourbon Sicily. She had married Prince Charles of Bourbon on November 18 of the previous year, and before marriage was Princess Louise of Orleans.
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Santander
Princess of Bourbon
Sicily
Prince Charles of Bourbon
Louise of
Orlean
Anaconda horse racing set to draw crowd for Labor Day
The 12 day race meeting at Anaconda begins Sept 14 with manager Stover showcasing a premium programme. Daily handicaps and high selling races draw heavy stable room demand, with 200+ horses slated to Copper City and miners' day charity proceeds to aid the needy.
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Anaconda
Butte
Stover
Fle
Copper City Tt
Tai
Harry Stover
Butte Jockey Club
France and Germany fertility clash sparks talk on marriage law
A Paris dispatch to the Pall Mall Gazette notes that France faces a declining birth rate while Germany grows, threatening population balance in Europe. It cites France’s 19 required documents for marriage, delays, costs, and the impact on the poor, with Abbe Lemire criticizing the impediments of the marriage law.
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France
Germany
Europe
Paris
Pall” Mall Gazette
Pers
Lemire
Curious Roanoke Lawyer Randolph One-Room Office Tale
In Kenbridge Lunenburg Ve, a weathered one room office in a courtyard is linked to John Randolph of Roanoke, famed for eccentricity and a cruelty to plants tale. A boyish trespass over a small sapling leads Randolph to admonish him with a moral on respecting living things and the veggie kingdom.
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Kentridge
Lunenburg County
John Rantolph
Roanoke
Times
L.i Ue
Kenbridge
Randolph
Tovhatan Bouldin
Rendolph
Tudor
Mr. Randolph
Unions in England plan Nottingham meeting in September
The Trades Union Congress in England is weakened by withdrawals of the Amalgamated Society of Engineers and the Associated Society of Locomotive Engineers and Firemen. The congress will meet in Nottingham in September to discuss future steps.
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London
Trades Union Congress
England
Amalgamated Society of Engineers
Associated Society of Locomotive, Engineers and Firemen
Nottingham
Prince Frederick William to enter ministry early
Berlin reports that Crown Prince Frederick William will broaden studies on imperial governance. Previously focused on interior affairs, he now plans to join the Dance ministry at an early age, under official direction.
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Berlin
Frederick William
Empire
Aitaira
Ministry of the Interior
Accident at Lombard injures night operator
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports Townsend Sept six. Will Bark, Lombard night operator, accidentally shoots left calf while handling a revolver. Dr Gillam dresses the wound and moves him to Missoula hospital. Wound serious with muscle injury. expected hospital stay a few weeks.
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Townsend
Lombard
Carlessly
Gillam Jed
Missoula
Hopital
Primaries Postponed in Dillon Republicans Cite Absences
Special Dispatch to the Standard reports that the Republican primaries planned for Sept 5 in Dillon were postponed to Sept 6 due to leading party members being absent from Dillon. The delay shifts local political activity as candidates prepare for the rescheduled vote.
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The
Standard
Dillon
Delegates at Montana convention amid Labor Day events
Delegates from Deer Lodge and other counties gather as the Democratic state convention opens Tuesday. A Montana hotel central committee meeting sets preliminary orders, Deer Lodge caucus names a chairman, and Washoe Park hosts Labor Day exercises with races, dancing, and a baseball game. Shooters arrive for matches continuing today, featuring Brownlee and Keleptko medals amid trap improvements and early-morning events.
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Deer Lodge
State Central Committee
Montana
Margaret Theater
Washoe Park
H. A. Carnahan
First Presbyterian Church
Darashoe Park
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