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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1901
Page
8
Mrs. Marcus Daly has acquired the interest of Messrs M Donohoe and W L Moyer as co partners of the late Marcus Daly in the Daly Donohoe and Moyer bank at Hutte and will continue the business in her name. The bank may be incorporated soon and the present officers will remain in control.
At the regular meeting of the Butte Work- Ingens union on December 21 1900 it was voted that from May 1 1901 a workday under its jurisdiction shall be eight hours with a minimum pay of 3.00 dollars per day. Published by order of Workingmens union No. 5 W. L. VII. J. W. Dale president and W. Jones secretary.
A vintage advertisement touts Allen's Foot Base powder to soothe swollen feet. It claims cooling relief for tired, hot feet and conditions like corns, bunions, and calluses, available everywhere for two cents with a trial package offer.
Isaac Merida seeks civil remedy after his wife ran off with another man taking a cash deposit. She was arrested in Alton Illinois, then released on a dispatch from Butte after a request to reclaim custody. Merkin describes the complex case and uncertain sources of funds.
Federal Judge Knowles directed L P Sanders as receiver to hire lowest bid for repairing incandescent wiring at the Grand Opera house and updating the switchboard to meet safety standards. Expert reports call the wiring miserable and hazardous, with a noted potential insurance premium saving if work is completed promptly.
Joseph A. Benjamin replies to Ay Recheleau objections to his final discharge. He denies enmity and threats against the objector, denies spouse dependency on his earnings, and disputes real ownership and surrender of property. He admits his wife owned specified blocks in the railroad addition at the start of proceedings and denies concealing true financial condition.
In Plymouth Judge Clancy heard the suit brought by James H. Maloney and others against Slad FP. King and others. The defendants sought permission for development work but the opposition moved to set aside the petition, a motion that was sustained.
TF Cote the ore hauler was found guilty of assaulting Joseph Swayze last August and received 40 days in county jail. The case arose after a hold-up joke tied to a wanted man. Constable Zimmerman identified Cote, leading to his arrest. Also, T J Dineen was fined 20 for cruelly driving a livery horse and Thomas O Harane was jailed 30 days for disturbing a wife’s household.
Grace McGinnis appeared before Justice Nelson for a preliminary hearing on grand larceny charges. She was bound over to the district court with hands fixed at $1,000, after allegedly stealing clothing from Anna King, a former resident of McGinnis’s house.
The Grand presents Faust last night with unchanged cast and charm despite bad weather. Tonight Faust with lavish scenery returns, while Under Two Flags continues at Sutton’s. Hennessy’s advertises fresh chickens and meats at market prices.
An insurance notice advertises ten payment policies of life insurance guaranteed with cash return after the distribution period plus company profits, from Western Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York. A separate notice announces the annual doctor election for B M hospital employees on March 4 1901, with applications due February 20 1901, and a trustee election for each mine with applications due February 29 1901.
Wy HH Weaver, held as employee at the Montana concert hall, was discharged after three weeks in jail. The crobery charge against him was dismissed at Judge Clancy’s morning session when county officials dropped the case at the request of Proutsch, who had been detained as a witness. The $740 alleged loan to associates was not pursued as Proutsch planned to return home, and the prosecution was dropped.
A mangled yellow dog carcass lies by West Park street near Washington. An inquest concluded the dog acted despondently after blocking an electric car and was killed by the trolley. No owner or blame assigned. the dog is described as an unvalued urban casualty amid political animosity.
Destructive fires hit several Australian regions causing extensive property losses. Reports include a city fire in Seraitom with over 400000 dollars in damage. Other items note legislative battles over anti gambling, diplomatic spats in New York and Shanghai, police crackdowns on thieves in Alton, a hymn-singing incident in Topeka, navy management criticism after a ship breakdown, Carnegie funding for a city water project, and new felony proposals against lynching in Topeka.
Mr. Towne served briefly in the senate and did not gain lasting recognition such as a cigar name after him. The Washington Post notes his short tenure and limited public honors.
A fragmentary ad claims Krause’s Headache Capsule relieves colds in 24 hours and cools a hot head, with a half hour to feel better, priced at 25 cents and sold by Newbro Drug. Celery Nerve Compound advertised as a celery extract nervine sold by Newbro Drug.
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