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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1901
Page
4
A public speech praises United States war aims in Cuba and liberty fought for, noting Spain’s conquest, while Secretary Hitchcock’s Alabama origins are warmly recalled. Mrs. McKinney is applauded amid flowers and foxes on the platform.
San Francisco readies for President McKinley arrival on May 14 with decorations and a parade from Vanness avenue to the ferry building. He will meet Mayor Phelan, attend receptions, and address UC Berkeley students on May 15. The visit includes Marin county events, ship Ohio launching on May 18, and Donahue labor monument unveiling before departing for Oregon and Washington.
Executive committee detailing reception arrangements held a meeting but progress was slow as the programme committee did not present its report. New members include ex-Governor Richards Col Byron Cook and Alderman E L Mayor. Arrival time set for June 1 at 11 30 a m Mountain time with departure at 3 10 p m, as police coordinate safety and salutes concerns.
Daniel McDonald assured readers there will be no labor trouble in Montana. He cited reports from unions as evidence of harmony, noting eight hour day enforcement by corporations and municipalities, and downplaying rumors of strikes. He dismissed talk of a labor drama in Butte as unfounded gossip.
Two men Kerr and Jones held after assaulting an elderly man near Wyoming street then rifling his pockets. Rinckel refuses to prosecute. Kerr a San Franciscan and Montana regiment veteran. Jones at M O P smelter. Both deny guilt, claim insulted them. Funeral notices follow.
A Masonic lodge in Butte plans construction of a new hall. Groundbreaking and funding details not provided in the fragment.
Butte masons settled on brick and steel for a multi story hall costing about 50000 dollars. The competition awarded Link Carter first Bell Kent second George DeSnell third. The four story building features a large reception hall library secretaries rooms banquet hall with kitchen, a bowling alley and gym in the basement, and elaborate ventilation. The eastern stair entrance has five arches in different arch styles.
The reported temple plan features a pressed brick front with Greek capitals and terra cotta trim. Dimensions are described as box120, with contract letting soon. Competition for construction exists and officials promise swift progress with strict guards to accelerate work.
Local briefs list merchants and services including Dr German and J G Bates in Butte, bicycle shops and paint firms, and a coal and wood company. Cigar promotions reference Harvard Cigars and a local dentist. Insurance ads push Mutual Life policies with a district agent offering varied plans.
Butte Coal Co state agents advertise wholesale and retail prices for domestic Portland cement named Yankton. Listing a Montana address 19 E. Broadway. Details emphasize competitive pricing for contractors and builders seeking Portland cement supplies.
Railway will not round the trip from Butte to Boulder and back including one week's board. Details unclear due to damaged OCR.
The timetable summarizes a two day stay in St. Louis and a two and a half day journey to Kansas City aboard the St. Louis Speciate. Leaves Butte at 2 20 p m daily with Phil Daniels listed as agent at 35 East Broadway Kulte Montana.
Notice declares Rosianne Lamarche the exclusive owner of the lodging and boarding house at 112 South Arizona Street Butte City known as Montreal House and states her husband Joseph Lamarche has no property or interest in it. She also disclaims responsibility for any debts contracted by him and says she will not pay any of his debts.
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