Nathan Hale to Be Produced at the Grand
Manager Sutton announces Clyde Fitch’s Nathan Hale with Howard Kyle in the lead will return in full original production at the Grand. The show promises authentic costumes and scenery as seen at the Knickerbocker in New York with a patriotic Revolutionary setting amid both light comedy and strong tragedy. Director W M Wilkison has led other top attractions, including Alexander Salvini.
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Sutton
Nathan Hale
Clyde Fitch
Howard Kyle
C Caracter
the Grand
Knickerbocker Theater
New York
Beau Brummel
Barbara Frietchie
W. M. Wilkison
Alexander Salvini
Theatrical Notes and Rumors in Brief
Edith Crane and Tyrone Power tour New Zealand while Corinne to play principal boy in London pantomime next Christmas. Louise Beaudet may tour London music halls. Eric Hope to appear in The Price of Peace. Willie Collier to work with Jacob Litt next season. Helen Bertram linked to Detroit police commissioner, her third husband.
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Edith Crane
Tyrone Power
New Zealand
Corinne
London
Louise Beaudet
Eric Hope
Earl of Yarmouth
Willie Collier
Jacob Litt
Helen Bertram
Detroit
Mich
Marie Tempest
Nell
Nell Gwynn
Theatre World Buzzes Around Stars and Stage Plans
Reafrecas Marie Bates joins David Warfield in The Only Levi while Rose Coghlan returns to legitimate theater. Victor Herbert may tour with the Alice Nielsen company after Balambo at the Metropolitan. German plays prep at Arch Street Philadelphia. Fortunes, remakes, and casting shifts fill a busy season lineup.
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Marie Bates
David Warfield
Levi
Arch-street
Philadelphia
Mary Mannering
Janice Meredith
Walnut Street
Miss Mannering
Wll
Frank McRew
Mr. McKee
Sper
Bozeman Sewers Planned Amid Public Health Debate
In Bozeman on April 6 the city council approved arrangements for a sewer system amid controversy. The piece notes health concerns, criticizes wasted waste management, and describes local events including a minstrel parade and stray horse mishaps on Main Street. Also mentions visits by R. D. Steele and a Whist club gathering, plus lectures and a Belgrade death.
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Bozeman
Local Residents Depart for Travel and Visits
Residents in this city travel for family reasons and visits. Mrs. Waterman's father’s residence is noted, Mrs. Thomas Jackson stays in the city for winter schooling, and Mrs. Harry H. Howard with Mrs. Malcolm McLeod plan a trip to Manhattan. Mrs. J.P. Martin visits her son and friends in Butte for the last week.
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Mr. Waterman
Thomas Jackson
City
Ferguson
Madison County
Harry H. Howard
Malcolm McLeod
Manhattan
J.P. Martin F
Butte
Ancient city barber offers hydraulic chairs for kids
The Handsome Barber Shop, near the post office, advertises hydraulic barber chairs for children's haircuts and announces reduced homeseekers excursion fares to California. Illinois, Wisconsin, nationwide sale at ticket offices of the Chicago Great Western Ry with return within 21 days. Also notes round trip hot springs packages via Great Northern and a poker game aside from coal and smokeless ash remarks by a local dealer.
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Unite States
Sil
Chicago
Great Northern Railway
Butte
Boulder
Hot Springs Hots
J. B. Reynolds
One Change of Cars Between Montana Points and Denver Route
At a Butte Weeting of the Workingmen's Union No 4 W U held Friday evening December 7 1900 it was voted that after May 1 1901 a days work by members under its jurisdiction shall be eight hours at a minimum scale of 3.00 per day. DALF president JONES secretary.
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Butte Woingmens
Union of
Order of
Workingmens Union No
W. Tr. U
Dalf
T. W. Jones
Leroy Currh
Butte
Montana
H. D. Cornish
Topeka
Kansas
Sule
D, Cornish
Kanaan
Herman Layman
West
Granite Street
Ogether
Shlteld
Salmon River
Morton
Eight hour workday set by Butte Teamsters Union No 15
Public notice records a February 23 1901 union meeting adopting an eight hour day as the minimum, effective May 1 1901, under the jurisdiction of Teamsters Union No 15 W L U. James Stickeen president and Ed McCarrick secretary publish the action.
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Montana Music CO
North Main Street
Fosselman Drug CO
E. Park Street
Gas Office
N. Main Street
Calkins
North
Simon Banes
Simon Bank
Optician
North Main
R. Hong Ark
Arizona Street
Dr. Hong Ark
John Miller
Moat
Rose Coghlan
Victor Herbert
Alice Nielson Opera Company
Balammbo
Metropolitan Opera House
Grau
White Rats
H. DeMille
Harriet Ford
Mansfield
Rembrandt
James A. Herne
Colmmibia Theater
San Francisco
Zeke de Luasan
Anna
Gertrude Bennett
J. A. Stoddart
Bonnie Brier Bush
Miss Bennett
Gertrude Tidball
Nat Goodwin
Hugo Toland
Mrs. Carter
Zara
Daniel Frohman
Chapman
Thirteenth-Street
Urching
Sofety For
Chidren
Inetia Bingham
Wallack
Julia Marlowe
Miss Bingham
Blanche Pals
Campbell Gollen
J. Hy Studdiyt
Maude Harrison
Nature
Viola Allen
Lillian Is
de Wolf Hopper
Weber
James T. Powers
Collier
J. B. Dodson
Annie Irish
Robert Edeson
Annie Yeamans
A. B. Hagein
California
Clyde
William A. Brady
Manhattan Theater
Young Haggin
New York Art League
Bozeman News
Opera House
George Nichols
West Main Street
Order of Nights of Pythias
R. D. Steele
Helena
Ivy Lodge No. 24
Ivy No. 24
John Murphy
Mendenhall Street
C. W. Soper
James Vaughn
Murphy
E. B. Warman
The
Agricultural College
W. F. Brewer
Jerome Waterman
Belgrade
Siegel’s Top Coats
Siegel Clothing Co
Kemmerer
Citizens' Con! Co
East Broadway
Montana Pointa
Denver
Colorado
Northern Pacific
Purlington
Billings
Alliance
Neb
Montana Electric Company
Iction Department
Anaconda Copper Mining Coardware Department
Alsen
Salt Lake Portland Cements
Butte Teamsters’ Union No. 15
Saurday
Order of Teamsters
Union No. 15
James Stickeen
ED. McCarrick
James Sticken
Houton
Green
Newbro Drug Co
Topeka Co-Operative Minin Company
Butte, Mont
Salmon River Mining Company
Dutie, Miana
Jeremiah O'Neill
Jere
McHatton & Cotter
Silver Bow
State of
James O'Naile
Jeremiah O Neill
Butte City
Second Judicial District
Benjamin Duddon
Deceas
Apel
Benjamin Dudden
Johanna Pudden
Samuel M. Roberts
Edward W. Ralph
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