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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1901
Page
10
Bozeman faces the coldest spell yet as city crews survey sewer lines for a new drainage system. The project aims to improve flood control and support Alder Gulch dredging, with work paused by blustery winds until temperatures rise.
In old New Orleans Mam'selle, a famed Creole beauty, rises from pillared salons to debut in the opera II Afriqueine. Her romance with a modest professor unsettles her powerful uncle, who forbids their union, then gossip surfaces that she is a quadroon. The crowd learns of her identity as the scandal swirls through society.
The great composer Giuseppe Verdi died in Milan at age 87 after a two day struggle. Surrounded by relatives and friends, his death drew gloom across theaters and stores, with many venues closing in mourning. Verdi, born October 10 1813 in Busseto, rose from church organist to La Scala struck operas, creating masterpieces like Rigoletto and Aida and guiding Italian opera for decades.
London dated February 6 reports Emperor William and King Edward arriving from Windsor in an open carriage to Marlborough House. The welcome is described as carnival like with signs of pleasure as they proceeded to Charing Cross station to board a train for Port Victoria where the Fro Dengonern awaits them after affectionate farewells.
The joint scale committee of miners and operators failed to agree on any proposal after three days of talks. They referred the entire matter to the convention, which was scheduled to convene at 4 o'clock this afternoon, with all miner proposals reportedly rejected to date.
BEGINS HIS SENTENCE Georgetown Kentucky February Henry FE Youtney appeared before Circuit Court Judge Cantrell this afternoon and was sentenced to life imprisonment He proclaimed his innocence claiming he was convicted by perjury He said no appeal would be filed and the prisoner would be moved to the state prison in a day or two.
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