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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1901
Page
11
A damaged Missoula newspaper item reports brothers involved in a fight over ice harvest and a Northern Pacific train incident. It notes a medical case, an arrest warrant, and hospital injuries from a series of accidents and fights affecting local residents and workers.
A partially readable 19th century clipping describes a horse incident with workers nearby. The mount toppled and several laborers were injured and transported to a company hospital. One rider or bystander was killed, leaving witnesses to discuss the escape and aftermath.
T A Mats, long time dispatcher at the Northern Pacific vision headquarters, has resigned during the week while in Michigan. O P Mawn, a dispatcher from Southern California, has been chosen to fill the vacancy. CR Willams will assume dispatch duties as No.4.
Local Missoula notes report a string of scattered items including injuries at St. Regis and Helena. arrests, court actions, and hospital updates. Names such as Dr W P Morris, J Sullivan, and Edward Reptram appear amid conversations on deliveries, licenses, and a potential Missoula city boundary extension.
London February 8 The royal yacht Vie found ant Albert is prepared to take King Edward VII back to England after his recent visit abroad. The vessel awaits the opening of Parliament, with the monarch returning soon.
Bivolal to the trace Movaiain Relyua reports no notice of appointment as postmaster at Anaconda. The United States agency has received no indication that he has been selected for the important post.
Mrs Nation and about thirty followers planned a midnight raid on Topeka joints armed with hatchets to demolish establishments. The leader changed plans citing the Lord’s direction and left, while others prepared for a future crusade. She scheduled lectures in Kansas City Omaha Sioux City Des Moines and Chicago.
New York reports J Pierpont Morgan Co plans to coordinate major iron and steel companies. Goal is harmony in the industry without creating a monopoly or hostility to regulation. Beneficiaries cited include investors, consumers, and workers amid expected property plans.
News from New York states Union Pacific will finance its acquisition of Southern Pacific with 10 million dollars of four percent convertible bonds. Offered to stockholders at par, these bonds may be converted into common stock any time before May 1, 1906 and redeemable after that date at a 2 percent premium.
Washington February 8 The house passed measures to extend pension benefits to widows of soldiers of the rebellion who were married during the war and later widows of veterans. The legislation covers abandonment fortpetter fortinery reservations in Wyoming and related provisions, including scrip and transportation privileges and eligibility for widows remarried after the rebellion.
Washington February 8 The Senate Committee on Military Affairs agreed to favorably report the nomination of Major General Miles to lieutenant general and to approve three major general nominations under the army reorganization bill. All Delgadiera nominations were approved except those for General Leonard Wood General Frederick D. Grant and General J Bratklin Bell held for further investigation.
Washington and Perl report Delegate Wilcox answers charges by asserting loyalty to the United States and praise for the organic law for Hewall. He acknowledges writing letters to the Philippines but says they were written under a misconception and that he was elected in a fair election and is entitled to his seat.
The limestone quarrymen strike in eastern Youngstown County and western Pennsylvania ends as operators drop proposed cuts from 20 to 17 cents. Work to resume immediately with over 2,000 workers affected.
In Minneapolis two more jurors were added today for the Frank M. Hamilton trial. With two jurors still needed, the trial was set to begin once the twelfth juror was secured, potentially delaying proceedings until tomorrow.
A fragment from Lincoln Nebraska reports a gore on senator today with scores and names: Alten 33 Thompson 8 Crounse 96 Hainer 5 Hinsiaw 14 Hitchcock 2 Thompson 34 Meikeljohn water 16 Kinkaid 4 Berge swattering 10.
South Butte Presbyterian church held a memorial for A U Beyers drawing crowds and new adult members joining the church. A Christian Endeavor social with costumes and refreshments was announced for Thursday night. Saturday the pastor traveled to Melrose for the burial of the Robbins' young son.
Bartholomew Vino charged with first degree assault on N Palogi. preliminary hearing held in Justice Nelson's court. Bound over to district court for second degree assault after testimony about a liquor induced confrontation at Dominick Magnini's Meaderville saloon. Bond reduced from 300 to 200. case transfer from Justice Miller to Justice Nelson.
Four youths were taken into custody today on charges of burglarizing Franklin School at Meadeysille last Tuesday. Haro Bailey and Leste Hastings confessed to the county attorney, admitting they took one ox of paints and that Hastings aided more than Bailey by carrying ten buses. They were lectured and set a...
Shopuy reports the fire department answered a still alarm at the Banquet cafe 41 West Park Street run by Mrs. TN Stork a coal oil stove in the basement ignited waste and HABE rouk chemical helped extinguish. no losses to proprietor. Also note: Thomas Gilmore trial for conducting a dance hall selling vigues set for 9 tomorrow morning. last liquor case. WANTED neat respectable young man to room and board 114 South Jackson.
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