Dead Lock Holds Fast in Legislature and Mourning Memory
The Inter Mountain reports a stalled legislative scene as a House passes Kilgallon’s liquor bill by a strong majority while tributes to Mrs. Mantle are read for Lee Mantle’s mother. Resolutions of sympathy are adopted in both houses. Committee actions include water rights and debt voting proposals, plus a reallocation of Newton’s bribe money to general funds.
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Inter Mountain
Helena
Lee Math
Corbett
Mantle
Conner
Raval
Haima
MacGinnis
Baker
Hedges
Dev
H. L. Meyers
Tavalu
Senate
Meyer
Carbon
Felows
Lee Mante
Vlugen
Montana
House of Representatives
Mary St. Mantle
House
Hon
Lee Mantle
MacGinnia
Clancy
Worden
Judiciary Committee
New York
Justices of the Peace
Newton
Anderson
House Actions Narrowly Move Bills in Session
A complicated measure set saw indefinite postponement of a bill fixing maximum roway rates at Murray's request while Kilgallan and Courtneys bills on licenses and peddler licenses advanced or failed. The joint memorial on leasing public lands passed, as did Bilver Bow county deputy attorney proposal. A two assistant attorneys general bill died 28 to 26 despite the author’s plea. Governor approved standard weights and measures bill.
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Murray
Harry C. Burgess
Hedges
Kilgallan
Courtney
Conner
Ravalil
Gilchriet
Bilver Bow County
Anaconda committee arrives to press Cullen anti-store bill
Special to the Inter Mountain from Helena reports J. J. Strain M. A. Hendricks and other Anaconda committee members arriving to lobby for Cullen's anti company store bill. They bring a petition from local merchants urging swift passage and similar actions are expected in Butte and Great Falls.
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Inter Mountain
Helena
Foo
W.—Mesare
J. J. Strain
M. A. Hendricks
Anaconda
Cullen
Messrs
Butte
Great Falls
Mortuary Notices for Cavanaugh Healy Crossman Kuhwarth Purcell
Mortuary notices report James Cavanaugh aged 38 dying at his sister’s home 245 Base Granite Street with tomorrow’s 1 30 a m funeral. Burt Healy 62 dies yesterday with funeral set for 2 p m tomorrow. Crossman 84 dies this morning. funeral notice to follow. Kuhwarth funeral at 2 p m tomorrow from 726 South Main Street. James W Purcell’s funeral attended by Anaconda printers. high mass at St Patrick’s Church. cremation at Catholic cemetery.
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Crossman
Kuhwanth
Joseph Kuhwarth
Tomorow
South Main Street
Purgell
James W. Purcell
Anaconda and
Buite
St. Patrick's Church
Italian peddler battered in Butte saloon dispute
The son of Italy selling plaster of Paris busts in Butte faced trouble after a street encounter. In North Main Street saloon he showed a bronzed bust of George Washington to the barkeep, who smashed the piece and slugged him. The peddler accepted the blow and left after learning prosecution would take two days.
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Italy
Butte
Firat
George Washington
Sowa and Stiler Charged in Forgery Case
County Attorney Breen filed an information charging P. J. Stiler and John Sowa with forgery over a November 13 payroll scheme tied to the Great Northern railroad. Stiler identified as Bloom and Sowa arranged bond before surrender, with Sowa released on a $1500 bond while awaiting trial.
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Breen
P. J. Stiler
John Sowa
Great Northern Railroad Company
John Bloom
Luwa
Stiler
Bloom
Sowa
Buller
Liberty
Sheriff
Miner Survives 60 Foot Fall at Gray Rock Mine
Charles Horton was rescued by Murrey and Freund hospital ambulance after tumbling sixty feet in the Gray Rock mine shaft. He escaped with minor contusions and a week of recovery expected, while others in the camp have suffered injuries from slips near the shaft and a seven foot shed fall. Luck, they say, is a strange creature in mining.
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Murrey & Freund Hospital
Charles Horton
Gray Rock
Two New Charters Sought by Teanville Unions
The Western Labor Union office in this city reports收到 applications for charters from two large unions in Teanville, Cole namely the Musicians and Bakers unions, formerly allied with old Internationals.
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Western Labor Union
Teanville
Cole
Musicians
Bakers
Old Internationals
Valuable Relics Unearthed from Old Newspapers
Edward F. Days of West Granite street found two old newspapers in a log house in Muscatine Iowa. The May 2 1789 Gazette of the United States from Washington DC marks the first wave after Washington’s inauguration. The Kingston Ulster County Gazette January 4 1800 reports Washington’s death with full column rules in mourning. Days had displayed both in Burlington Iowa for years.
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Edward FE
West
Granite Street
United States
Washington, D. C
George Washington
Ulster County
Kingston
N. C
Washington
Muscatine
Burlington
Iowa
TROUBLE OVER FENCED ROAD NEAR ANACONDA
Anaconda February 14 William Edwards a farmer east of Anaconda swore out a complaint before County Attorney Duffy charging John Furst with drawing a deadly weapon yesterday over a disputed public road blocked by fencing. The feud dates back years as Morrell wins a land dispute with mineral claims while Davidson and Atwater insist on Northern Pacific agricultural title. Interior Secretary ruling supports Morrell, with George B. Wistan as Morrell's lawyer.
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Inter Mountain
Anaconda
Wm. Edwards
Ey Duffy
John Furst
Edwards
Furst
Paat
Worl
Secretary of the Interior
Washington, D. C
Robert Morrell
Mors Vell
Davidson
W. Atwater
Northern
Pacific
Ose
George B. Wistan
Morrell
Turbulent Fed Steel and Rail Stocks Dominate New York Market
A chaotic session on the New York Stock Exchange sees wide price swings across sectors. Federal Steel and Steel and Wire fall, Reading and Southern Pacific slip, while National Tube and Tin Plate rise before recovering. Sugar fluctuates, and rails like Denver & Rio Grande and Texas & Pacific edge lower. late gains appear in Southern Pacific and key railroad shares amid renewed demand.
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New York
Spee
Wicon
Comemon
Federal Steel and Steel
Wire
Phipt
Reading
Soucharma Pacific
National Tube
Tin Mate
Federal Steel
Tennessee
Hudson
National ‘Tube
Brookelyn
Transit
Western Union
Missouri Pacffc
Burlington
Delaware and Hudson
Biewl Companies
Tin Plate
Steel
Grahners
Pacifice
Trunkers
Mixso Pacifio
Wasbash & St. Louis Southwestern
Southern Pacific
New York Money Markets and Rates Report
New York money markets show wall street steady at 24 percent on quick money. Prime metropolitan paper quoted around 644 percent. Sterling exchange firm with bankers' bills at 4.87 and 60 day 4.40. Posted later 4.880014 commercial bills 4834 M percent. Silver and Mexican bonds steady amid market activity.
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York
Sterling Exchange
SUSE
Wool Market Report From Saint Louis
In Saint Louis on February 1 wool prices moved lower with Western territory bids easing. Demand appeared steadier for other staple grades as market activity showed cautious trading and moderate buyer interest.
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S. Louis
Pey Wi
Omaha Live Stock Market Report Summary
Receipts total about 3,000 cattle and 9,400 hogs with overall market strength. Native stock mixed with grade variations. fat cattle steady to firm with good to prime prices, common cattle softer. Hogs show active demand and stronger trend. sheep and goats steady to firm with selective high bids.
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Croatia
Texas
Vonin Ih
Jaanta
Tommumrew
Kansas City
Bataille
A Great Display Of Carpets Delights Home Shoppers
A vivid showroom listing new carpet styles including oriental Persian Moorish rococo and floral designs. Body Brussels music by Bigelow Lowell featured as premier floor coverings with exceptional wear and coloring quality noted as superb and unmatched.
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Hennessy
Brussels
Hartford Axminster Carpets Promotion of High Grade Goods
Hartfor d Axminster carpets are advertised in rich designs and colors for parlor dining room guests' bedrooms and other rooms. The copy touts Moh style patterns and hard wearing quality suitable for hotels and heavy use settings. Royal Wilton Carpets are described as top quality, durable with a thick nap and graceful colors.
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Hartford
Axminsters
Inlaid Linoleums and Strong Market Receipts
A catalog shows four teen linoleum patterns from Potter Sona Co and Wolfram. The ad features inlaid linoleums, colors, and various widths. It also includes livestock market data with cattle and sheep receipts and prices from Kansas City and Chicago markets, plus a Montana land claim description and nearby lodes.
Patent application filed for Heela Lode Mining claim
Navetase Ledoux and Joseph Labouchere and Mary J. Baker filed their patent application for 1415 feet of mining claim with 170 feet northerly and 1245 feet southerly diversions from the discovery point on the Heela Lode Mining claim in the Little Pay district Silver Bow County Montana. The notice of intention to apply for patent was posted November 7, 1900.
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United States Land Office
Helena
Mont
Navetase Ledoux
Joseph Labouchere
Ik Melrose
Montana
Mary J. Baker
Rulie
Montara
Heela Lode
Little Pay
Slining
Silver Mon
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Leo Mantle
Jobo
Welter Cooper
W. G. Conrad
D. Richard Coburn
K. Toole
W. M. Clancy
Mortuary Record
Man
Sherman
Onetiaw
Park
I'S
Great Northern
Daily Record
THE
NEW York Stock Exchange
General Review of Trade
NEW York Money
Feder Ateel Vcs
People’s Gas Weneenee
Nicose Hugi
Vesyesevese Ai i Ivois Cental
Vane Widadeneoe Vruvner . Snes Oy
BT Louis Wool Markt
Omaha
Vihicago
Chirag
God
Pethnne
Bigelow’s Axminsters
Wilton
Royal Wilton Carpets
Potter, Sona, & Co
Wild
Tns
Frank
Mina
Chicago
Toh
Harioyssa Timothy
Cerney, & Lyme
Sevanda
SouMlet
Liver Bow County
Thanas Cavite Appileant
Walter Mackay
M. I. Baker
My Cave
N. Main
Arizona Street
Ark
John Miller
Butte, Mont
C.A. Tuttle
Thos, Sullivan
Broadway
Tel
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