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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1899
Page
14
A long dispatch details a February to March clash near Santa Cruz and Pansangan amid Filipino forces. North Dakota troops engage, securing trenches and pushing through, with heavy fighting and civilian impact. The piece also documents the dramatic courtship and dismissal narrative of Cadet Peterson, a naval academy graduate, and his fiancée Miss Crane, culminating in hopes for a civil marriage.
A New York World recap describes a love triangle involving cadet R. L. Peterson resigning from the Revenue Marine Service after pressure, Miss Charlotte Crang of Shenandoah, and Assistant Secretary Spaulding. Peterson’s dismissal was commuted to resignation. a planned marriage with Crang is postponed.
A moral on health as a business asset, arguing illness wrecks enterprise and family security. It touts Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a premier health restore, detailing benefits to digestion, liver, blood, and muscle. A testimonial from John Brooks of Boylston, Massachusetts claims recovery from a lung illness after failing cod liver oil.
The Grand will host Bobby Gaylor starting tomorrow afternoon for a three night engagement. A veteran of original humor, Gaylor is celebrated for his distinctive stage persona and clever storytelling. The Union Family Theater presents The Other Girl on Sunday April 16 with Oscar P. Sisson Bruno Modell and Evangeline Lee in a lively comedy filled with new songs and dancers. A report from the Oregonian credits the Northwestern tour’s success to the spectacle’s lavish production and honored treasurer Smith.
The cash window opened at 9 o'clock for the opening advance sale of the Spider and Fly. The first buyer called out to distributor Smith for four front seats and the rush continued for hours as Portland and the Northwest see growing demand.
The article notes strong audience turnout for contemporary entertainments signaling prosperity. It highlights Lowvitt's 40-piece burlesque show with scenery and a galaxy of girls, the Spider and Ply company next Thursday with two matinees, and Mr. Robson’s upcoming engagement presenting The Meddler and Two Rogues and a Romance at the Grand. Sale of seats begins April 2. Primrose Dockstader’s Minstrels promise novelty and European stars, with Clement performing May 1 to 12 in Grand entertainment.
A transcriptic London scene shows a young aristocrat boasting of crossing counties by barrel and other stunts. He describes staying at hotels, riding in a hansom, and plans to write a book about his experiences while sharing odd anecdotes from school, the army, and Oxford.
At a Paris fete honoring the czar, Sarah Bernhardt refused a Serres vase offered by Felix Faure after a contract dispute over last night’s performance. Rejane accepted a vase. Bernhardt preferred money, arguing a bond is a bond. The exchange sparked laughter and questions among attendees.
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