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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1901
Page
4
Stephanie sues Dr Horat in district court for 20000 alleging negligent treatment from March to August 18xx. She claims improper removal of cervix stitches caused permanent health damage, pain, and incapacity, and that later surgeons were needed to address remaining sutures. Attorney: George M. Bourquin.
Butte posts strong gains in the Spokane postal division with the six first-bhiies panes omices receipts for twelve months ending March 31. The table places Seattle first, Butte second, and shows Butte’s nine months of 1900 into 1901 increasing by 70.8 percent while Seattle grows 33.4 percent, Tacoma 12.1 percent, Portland 11 percent, Helena 9.6 percent and Spokane 3 percent.
The funeral for Robert J. McCleary, died yesterday from pneumonia, will be held at 2 p.m. tomorrow at the Silver How lodge hall on Main Street between Quartz and Copper. Members and visiting brothers are asked to attend. interment in Mount Moriah cemetery.
F E Ward general superintendent Howard James purchasing agent and George T Rous assistant general superintendent of the Great Northern railroad with HQ in St Paul will stay in Butte tonight and likely tomorrow. They head for Fort Benton for the North Montana Roundup meeting where cattlemen discuss railroad service rates and stock shipping. Ward is accompanied by Mrs Clara Ward.
The Walkerville city council met and chose a second ward alderman. John Canton, the democratic candidate, and T. B. Elliott, the Republican candidate, were considered as the second ward rivals. The meeting also addressed other routine business.
In the recent city election J Nott won by four to two. Annear hapin Sints and Thomas supported the victorious slate while Dulry and Dene nison backed Cannon. The vote reflects a divided council preference and marks the winner’s margin.
The JociL offices of the Northern Pac elite railroad report the homeseekers excursion leaving St. Paul this morning comprised two sections with 410 passengers. No word yet on the Chicago departure. The Great Northern will receive advisories about its excursions.
H Sommer of Helena and D S Murray of Ball Lake visited Billings to arrange a local exchange with long distance to Big Timber. They expect to be in Billings within 90 days, linking to Mile City Glendive Deadwood and Denver connections.
Seventeen runners started the six day walking event in Columbus. After twelve hours Sam Myers of Cambridge Maas dropped out due to blistered feet and stomach issues. At the end of the first day Peter Golden led with 67 miles.
Havana April 16 The commission appointed by the Cuban Constitutional Convention to discuss future relations with the United States will depart Saturday. General Wood will introduce the delegation to President McKinley. The group includes Senora Diego Tamayo Capote Cerriel Portuondo and Liorente. they travel via Tampa Florida and reach Washington to present their case.
New York April 15 divers struggle to move cargo from the submerged transport Rawlins in the East River. Several hundred bushels of grain and bales of hay and straw for the army in Cuba and Porto Rico hamper salvage after the Rawlins sank last Wednesday while trying to extinguish a fire in her hold amidships.
The Petit Bleu reports Prince Louis Napoleon married Grand Duchess Helena daughter of Russian Grand Duke Vladimir. Louis Napoleon born July 16 1864 is the second son of Prince Jerome Napoleon and younger brother of Prince Victor. Helena born January 29 1882 is the youngest child of the Russian grand duke Vladimir.
In Topeka on April 16 Judge Hazen overruled the motion to quash the writ of mandamus in the Parker Hughes contest for mayor. The case continues on its merits to decide if the council must start a certificate of election for Parker. A hearing is set for Saturday April 20 1901. County Republican central committee meeting urged full attendance at J E Richards 49 East Broadway April 17. Elks lodge announces funeral of Brother R J McCleary of Phoenix Ann Lodge No 33 to be held at ENes hall Wednesday at 2 p m with attendance requested.
Mrs Richard Chamberlain attacked colonial secretary Joseph Chamberlain over the South African war during a meeting in Cannington. She argued that the war serves Johannesburg capitalists, not England, and questioned Cham berlains background as relevant to farming and sacrifice. She recalled her own brothers serving and urged a focus on farm issues.
The Standard reports a circulating subscription in Ogden to raise 800000 for a Mormon tabernacle to be built here in time for a biannual conference. Promoters say the project will add 250000 annually to the city’s income. Over 1000000 already subscribed or pledged. Additional talks aim to create an interstate exposition site with Nevada Idaho Wyoming and Utah.
Towle Manufacturing claims the battleship Hiner silver service as its property and seeks recovery in circuit court. The silver is held by Northern Trust Company for safekeeping after seizure on April 5 by defendants William Pennydon Harlow Higgnothai Charles N Hutchinson and Northern Trust Company Bank. Value placed at $3,000.
Boston holders of the Boston and Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Company are notified the annual meeting will be held at Butte Montana on Thursday April 25 1901 at 12 o clock noon at the company office The meeting will elect directors and consider other lawful business The transfer books will close from April 9 to April 25 1901 inclusively W J Ladd Secretary
The president announced promotions and assignments including Wark Baldwin to staff as assistant voluntary officer with rank of first lieutenant Roy Wright named to a position within the volunteer forces amid Washington dispatches from April 18.
Second lieutenant for Twenty sixth volunteer infantry and Sherman Crate promoted to second lieutenant of the Thirty third volunteer infantry. Navy John Hubbard to be commander. Edward H. Campbell named lieutenant junior grade. Henry A. Son commissioned lieutenant junior grade and Charles G. Smith as assistant surgeon with rank of lieutenant junior grade. Selden Conner of Maine to be pensioner at Augusta Maine.
Dr. Broderick A. Castle reports General Daniel Butterfield is better after paralysis on the right side. His mind is clear and he rests quietly with no immediate danger though the condition remains serious. Doctors expect possible recovery with partial loss of strength on the right.
A Cape Town dispatch dated April 1 reports that Raya forty Peors met at Bosbot and solemnly re elected Mr Steyn president of the Orange Free State.
Balmon River Mining Company at 19 West Granite Street Butte Montana warns delinquent assessment on shares held by Herman Layman certificate 82 for 506 shares. Shares may be sold at 2 PM April 42 1801 at the secretarys office to cover the delinquent amount and sale expenses.
Honorary graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College in Toronto emphasizes treating diseases of domesticated animals according to scientific principles. At Marion's Stables, 1% South Malin Street, telephone 293, all cases promptly tended to.
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