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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1901
Page
7
A pair of break ins occurred in the early hours at Browne & Flanigan and the Farmers’ Exchange on East Broadway. Thieves pried doors, removed a large stash of cigars and sacks, leaving few tracks but strong evidence of a coordinated raid by multiple men. Police are investigating with no arrests yet.
The Hebrew community in Butte readies Purim celebrations as the feast nears. The story recalls Esther saving the Jews from Haman's plot in Persia. A fast is observed on March 4th, the day before the feast, when dietary abstinence is practiced by Orthodox Jews.
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway offers reduced excursion tickets to southern resorts such as Jacksonville Mobile New Orleans Savannah and El Paso with return by June 191. For rates routes and schedules contact any Milwaukee agent or J T Contes Assistant General Passenger Agent St Paul Minn.
In a United States court session this morning the special venue for grand jurymen examined the panel. Of those examined two members were found unqualified, leaving William Idelheter and D. R. Peeler as the two qualified jurors. The jury as it stands remains under the required limit.
A list of individuals including James Davidson H S Page J G Showel D C Sims Kilmer E Cortett Chapin J C McLeod Julian Smith M B Fifer Henry Blumkin R M Steele K Opheim Hayes Cannon A Wehl J K King J M Albert William Beck A F P Bray J F P Turn J A McConie A J White C W Hungate appears, with expectations that matters to be presented before the jury will be few and the session will be brief due to limited investigations.
Special to the Tate Atayda reports divorces and court actions in a flurry of filings. Judge Napson handles separations while cases involve estates, administration petitions, and inventories. A素材 January stubs show monetary judgments and asset appraisals, with various parties seeking exemptions and appointments in estates and trials.
New York February 2 Richard Croker revises a statement accusing the police department of nepotism and poor leadership. He claims the conjecture of Devery and Murphy being punished is aimed at appeasing public clamor while defending the force’s internal dynamics.
New York February 26 Dr Felix Adler addressing the Woman's conference of the Society of Ethical Culture warned that luxury at home harms children. He urged mothers with young kids to balance life, curb germ shopping and matinee outings, and teach that education is a grand goal amid Bloomy schools and small buildings.
The steamer Newark of the quartermaster's department is described as a small tug recently bought for about 000 to transport supplies in the Philippines. This is the only vessel by that name in the department.
The trial of John O'Brien for the stabbing death of Ole A. Thompson at Gilbert's saloon on South Montana Street opens with witness accounts. Yh Lee testifies to a friendship with the defendant while Bachman, a reluctant witness, struggles with prior statements linking O'Brien to the assault.
Deputy Rowe testified he arrested John O’Brien at the Butte Reduction Works after a stabbing, noting O’Brien gave him a knife used in the assault. Dr. Hull described treatment for the wound as the defense and prosecution sparred over witness eligibility and evidence rules. An unrelated insurance ad appears in the transcript, urging readers to buy Mutual Life Insurance policies.
A Montana woman reports three years of nervous prostration ended after using Lion Celery Nerve Cure, sold by Newbro Drug Co in Butte. The ad also extols Exrouse’s Cold Cure capsules and Krause's Headache Capsules as safe remedies, noting antipyrine is avoided. Smith & Mattingly advertise spring hats at low prices.
At a regular meeting of the Tutte Teamsters Union No 15 held Saturday evening February 2 1901 it was decided that after May 1 1901 a workday by members within its jurisdiction shall be eight hours minimum at six dollars. Published by order of Teamsters Union. James Stickeen president and secretary McCarrick James Sticken president.
Notice of stockholders meeting at the Lewisohn Building Butte Montana on Friday March 45 101 at noon to elect directors for the ensuing year and address other business. Also estate notice for Jeremiah ONeill proceedings in Silver Bow County Montana with appointed time and place for proving will and hearing related matters.
Mrs Marcus Daly has acquired the interest of M Donohoe and W L Moyer as co partners of the late Marcus Daly in the Daly Donohoe and Moyer bank at Butte and will continue the business in her name in the same banking house. It is probable the bank will be incorporated soon. The present officers will remain in conduct of the business.
A nostalgic ad claims Allen G. Olmsted's Allen's Foot Ease cures painful smarting and growing nails, relieves sweating callous and fatigue in feet, and makes tight shoes feel easy. Sold by druggists and shoestores, 2 cent stamps by mail, trial package free. Le Roy New York.
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