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Newspaper

Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1901

Page

8

Eight hour day starts at Boston & Montana mines

The Boston and Montana company will inaugurate an eight hour workday in all its Butte mines on February 1, affecting about 1,500 workers. Frank Klepetko, general superintendent, said the change follows East Coast directives and a directors’ decision. Mines include Mountain View West Colusa East Colusa Leonard and Pennsylvania with several prospecting shafts.

Boston & Montana Company Butte Standard Frank Niepetko Anaconda Boston & Montana Wlepetkko Klepetko Mountain View West Colusa East Colusa Leonard Pennsylvania

Mine Workers Approve Wage Scale Clause Indiana Coal Price Up 15 Cents

In Indianapolis on January 28 the United Mine Workers convention adopted a clause to raise the price of coal in Indiana's black districts by 15 cents per ton before the wage scale. An afternoon motion granted admission to hoisting engineers, firemen, blacksmiths and other mine workers who are current union members upon transfer card presentation.

Indianapolis Ind United Mine Workers of America Indiana United Mines Workers of America

Union Changes Extend Admissions and Auxiliary Approved

The offer remains open until May 1 allowing former union members to join the United Mine Workers without initiation fees. A woman's auxiliary was approved, and a remembrance suggestion includes a Violin guitar mandolin or music roll from Orton Bros.

United Mine Workers Orton Bros

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The Eleventh Hour at Grand Opera House

Lin coln J. Carter's The Eleventh Hour played at the Grand Opera House last night focusing on spectacular scenery and a dramatic climax. The rough-house final act features a palace set wrecked by a fight, with mirrors and bric a brac smashing as police arrive and spectators cheer.

Lincoln J. Carter Grand Opera House Carter Europe Mr. Carter

Royal Fight Ends With Warrant Plan At Justice Court

Annie King, an inmate of Grace McGinnis’s resort on Mercury Street, fled to the police station claiming she was repeatedly beaten by Grace McGinnis, a woman named Viola, and the cook. She bears head wounds and bruises, and says she will swear out warrants against the three women.

Mercury Street Annie King Grace McGinnis Viola Grace Justice Court

Salisbury Will Stick Denial of Resignation

London reports deny any foundation to claims Lord Salisbury will resign. The premier stayed away from Osbourne at Queen Victoria's death only at King Edward's urgent request due to health concerns. Cold at Cowes noted. relations between King Edward and Lord Salisbury described as cordial.

London Associated Press Lord Salisbury Osborne Queen Victoria Edward Cowes

Bozeman Visitor F. L. Benehe Arrives in Town

Bozeman resident F. L. Benehe visits the city while Co. H. Hay of Emery also arrives to view high class silhouette exhibitions.

F. L. Benehe Bozeman Co. H. Hay Emery Mr. Hay

Berlin Reacts to William Appointment as Field Marshal

Berlin newspapers report the appointment of Emperor William as a field marshal in the British army with muted commentary. The Berlin Neuste Nachrichten cites it as evidence of personal friendship between the emperor and the king.

Berlin William

G A R Encampment Expected Attendees In Cleveland

In Cleveland on January 28, local and national G A R leaders project 150000 veterans at next fall encampment with 450000 visitors expected. The sub committee meetings discussed a $75000 entertainment fund and free lodging for 10000 delegates. The Evie railroad offers one cent per mile for attendees.

Cleveland National G. A. R. Council of Administration F. M. Sterritt St. Louis Thomas Scott Fairfield Armstrong Evie Railroad Central Passenger Association

Milner Proclaims Edward VII King and Emperor in Pretoria

Lord Kitchener and staff witness as Sir Alfred Milner proclaims Edward VII king of the United Kingdom and defender of the faith, emperor of India, and supreme lord over the Transvaal in Pretoria at noon.

Pretoria Lord Kitchener Alfred Milner Edward VII United Kingdom Great Britain and Ireland India Transvaal

Nation Club Planned by Indianapolis Prohibition League

At a January meeting in Indianapolis steps were taken to organize a Carrie Nation club in the city. Rev Ek W Harmon predicted Nation would die a martyr but said her name would be honored in a blaze of glory.

Indianapolis Ind Indianapolis Prohibition League Carrie Nation Club Ek. W. Harmon Carrie Nation

Spanish cruiser Emperador Carlos V sails to Spithead for naval display

Madrid reports the queen regent ordered the cruiser Emperador Carlos V to Spithead for tomorrow's naval display. The move highlights Spain's participation in the event amid ongoing maritime preparations and showcases the royal navy's presence.

Madrid Queen Regent Carlos V Spithead

Will Divide County Jefferson Proposed In Idaho Legislation

Idaho lawmakers consider splitting Bingham County at the current session. Idaho Falls backs division while Blackfoot opposes it. A base line partition would create Jefferson County by annexing part of Fremont’s Big Pond area pending sectional vote.

Boise Idahoe Bingham Idaho Falls Blackfoot Snake River Jefferson Big Pond Fremont County

Prussian Diet Debates Animal Insurance and Slaughter Rules

The Prussian diet adopted a resolution urging government action to establish animal insurance for slaughtered stock with state funding and to build facilities to equalize condemned animal flesh. Conservatives were urged to push strong measures against disease among animals.

Berlin

Italian Parliament Plans Mourning for Verdi

The minister of education Signor Villa and Signor Mallo with deputies from all parties eulogized Giuseppe Verdi. They decided to drone the chamber in mourning for a week, send a delegation to the funeral, and hold a simple memorial a month after the funeral as Verdi requested. The session was suspended.

Supreme Court dismisses mandamus in Montana case

Special Dispatch reports the Montana Ore Purchasing company failed to force Judge Lindsay of Butte to include amendments in a bill of exceptions. The court held mandamus improper, as it targets a judicial function rather than ministerial duties. It affirmed a Silver Bow ejectment ruling in Murray et al v Montana Lumber & Manufacturing, and upheld admission of contested evidence.

Helena Supreme Court Montana Lindsay Butte Pigott Brantly District Court of Silver Bow County James A. Murray Home Investment Realty Company Montana Lumber & Manufacturing Company Land Department

Faust Tonight as Goothe's Classic Returns to Stage

Della Pringle company presented Dark Side of A Great City at Sut ton's last night earning a hand clap. Critics note limited plot but praise the company's grasp of the theme of mean humanity and the hero prevailing. Tonight Faust is promised with expected breathtaking settings and striking special effects.

Della Pringle Company Sutton Hades Paradise

Russia’s Little Game Sealed in Manchuria Peace Talks

Shanghai telegram reports Li Hung Chang sending terms to Tsing Chi in Shenking. Russia would restore Manchuria to China but hold absolute provincial control and pledge support if war arises. Tsing Chi rejected the plan, prompting Li Hung Chang to assign Cho Haul Pau to continue negotiations at Hailing Kang.

London Daily News Shanghai Sheng Taod Li Hung Chang Manchuria Tsing Chi Shenking China Russia Li Hung Cheng Cho Haul Pau Hailing Kang

Senators Back Charter for Federation of Women’s Clubs

Senator Hoar on the judiciary committee reports favorably a bill granting a charter to the Federation of Women’s Clubs. Incorporators include many prominent women in club life. An amendment requires annual reports to the Smithsonian Institution.

Washington Hoar Committee On Judiciary Federation of Women's Clubs Smithsonian Institute

New York Cruiser Ordered Into Commission for Asiatic Duty

The cruiser New York will be commissioned at the New York navy yard on the 17th amid extensive repairs. She is to depart for the Asiatic Station for a two year cruise and will serve as flagship for Rear Admiral Rodgers commanding one division of the Asiatic fleet.

Washington New York New York Navy Yard Asiatic Station Rodgers Asiatic Fleet

Pirates in Canton Attack Houseboat Near Kameruk

Cable from U S Consul McWade at Canton reports pirates at pimyonkee near Kameruk attacked a European houseboat early Sunday, killing a Chinese boatman and wounding Europeans Brockhurst and Spalinger. Piracy is described as a daily occurrence in the Canton vicinity.

Washington State Department United States McWade Canton Pimyonkee Kameruk Brockhurst and Spalinger

Father Arrests Son in Colfax Attempted Murder

Frank Madden, 22, was jailed on attempted murder charges after he struck John Raper with a beer bottle at Garfield this morning and beat him while he lay on the ground. Raper, a livery stable owner, was left near death as tensions and threats of lynching rose if he dies. Madden was seized by his father, Colfax marshal, and handed to the sheriff.

Colfax Wash Frank Madden John Raper Garfield Madden Raper

Death of Viscomte Henri de Bornier At 73

Paris reports the death of Viscomte Henri de Bornier a poet dramatist and member of the French Academy at age 73. His literary career spanned poetry plays and scholarly contributions as a noted figure in French letters.

Paris s.—Viscomte Henri de Bornier French Academy

Mrs Lease Must Attend Divorce Hearing In Wichita

Judge Dale of the district court ruled that Mrs Mary R B Lease must be present when her divorce petition is heard. Her attorney had asked the court to grant a divorce without requiring her journey from New York to attend the proceedings.

Wichita Kan Dale District Court Today Mary RB. Lease New York

Chicago council balks at Queen Victoria sympathy resolution

Chicago municipal council refused to pass a motion expressing sympathy with the British empire on Queen Victoria's death. The measure failed because the rules could not be suspended by the required two thirds, a five vote short.

Chicago, IL British Empire

Agent Craig Resigns to Lead Oregon Railway

Prominent official A. L. Craig, assistant general passenger agent of the Northern Pacific Railway, resigns to become general passenger agent of the Oregon Railway & Navigation Company, with headquarters in Portland Oregon. His resignation takes effect February 1.

Bt. Paul Minn A. L. Craig Northern Pacific Railway Company Craig Oregon Railway & Navigation Company Portland Ore

Italy Eulogizes Verdi in Crowded Chamber

Rome authorities held a grand session as the chamber of deputies eulogized composer Giuseppe Verdi. The January 2 event drew lawmakers, music figures, and public figures to honor Verdi’s life and contributions to opera.

Ambulance tales from New York City streets told by a young physician

A young family doctor recalls early experiences as an ambulance surgeon in New York. He describes a chaotic call in Chelsea where a drunken man and a drunk woman shared a ride, sparking chaos, arguments, and unexpected camaraderie as they reached Broadway and Third Avenue.

New York Sun West Side Chelsea Square Broadway Third Avenue Twenty-sixth Street

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Frida Klepetko Mhan Boston Indianna Dr. Sanden A. T. Sanden Dept. B., Russel Building Portland, Oregon Shoe Salisbury Butte Briefs Denco The Spain Will Divide County Idaho Insurance For Animals Laeses Goothe Sutton’s Charter For Women's Clubs Colax Nat A al Mrs. Lease Chicago Great Britain N.V Italy Verdi Rome Chamber of Deputes Hennessy Ae Hennisys Tony Oxford Kersey Astrakhan E. Steiner & 509 Justin St. Gall Switzerland Hennessy’s Madras Ecosse Lepnessus Bulle
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