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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1901
Page
6
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An advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease powder as a cure for sweaty feet bad nails corns and bunions and claims it makes tight shoes comfortable. It offers a 25 cent mail option and a free trial package and lists Allen QC Olmsted Le Roy NY as contact. The piece also mentions World-Herald's stance on a book list and cites Des Moines Capital’s perspective.
Fragmentary text shows Mr Grand insisting on thorough understanding while references to La Grr Cleveland-Chivage and a record remain unreadable. No resolvable names or dates, text appears garbled and incomplete.
Miles Finlen, after returning from Europe, sues in district court for 500000 against F A Heinze and Montana Ore Purchasing in the Mibnie Healey mine ownership dispute. He details alleged forcible ouster in 1899 and claims various leases, transfers, and payments totaling 500000 as due.
Ruedy, a candymaker at Mor atreet, was arrested by Officer James Murphy after a rooming with Jacob Bader. Bader reported a missing 350 Di from his pocket, leading to a police search where a trunk of candy was found but not the money. The case was sent to the county attorney.
A Butte candy maker, Ruedy, is suspected of stealing candy and Havering extract from his employer. He admitted taking the candy but denied robbing his roommate. Police found $13 in cash and certificates of deposit on his person. Ruedy had moved to Butte three years ago and rented a room near Dakota and Galena streets.
William Ford, seeking his wife, has learned from the Salt Lake City chief that his wife may have deserted him. Mrs Ford visited Salt Lake for health, stayed with Mrs Carr on West Second Street South, then left without an address and is believed to be employed as a cook there. Ford plans to travel to Salt Lake to investigate.
A century back Gustavus IV was dethroned amid insanity signs as Swedish rulers faced upheaval. The Dike of Stdermania took control, with France tension and naval squadrons forming. Mentions of monarchs, scholars, sculptors, and notable science figures appear in a sweeping world-historical snapshot.
A beautiful and noble life ended yesterday as Sister Louisa mother Superior of St James hospital died at 4 15 am after weeks of illness. Annie Carney born in Tyrone Ireland in 1847 came to America young, joined the Sisters of Charity, helped start hospitals in Montana, led in Butte, and died after pneumonia. Funeral held today at St Matrick's church with solemn ceremonies and interment in the Catholic cemetery.
The community mourns the loss of Willams a respected citizen who died at 42 from pneumonia after a severe cold. He was foreman at the Pennay mine for many years and a member of Meaderville lodge ALO U W Oddfellows and Sons of Wa. his death prompted the Mountain View mine closure out of respect and many local friends will pay tribute.
Chasteen Humphrey, a longtime printer and the first white child born in Butte, died at age 92 in Walkerville at his brother in law Nell O Donnell's residence. He worked for the Inter Mountain and other papers, serving as foreman of the Whitehall Zephyr earlier. His parents died, his marriage ended unhappily, and he was well known and mourned by friends in Butte and beyond. Two sisters, Nell O Donnell and Ollie Humphrey, live in Butte.
A planned February 11 boxing bout between Mike Sheenan and Jack T Lafontise sparked a purse buildup from multiple backers including Harkins and Mullins. Legal attachments and changes in stake ownership arose as authorities intervened, money deposited in a bank while settlement awaited.
Mrs. Kelley reports a burglary at her dwelling on the corner of Hylena and Excelsior avenues. Thieves entered through a kitchen window, ransacked the house, and stole jewelry while the residence was unoccupied, leaving overturned furniture and signs of forced entry.
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