Anaconda to Implement Eight Hour Day in Mines
The Anaconda Copper Mining company will inaugurate an eight hour work day in all its mines on February 1, regardless of whether a state eight hour law passes. President William Scallon confirmed the plan, noting it has been under consideration and decided for implementation this month. Other mines in Butte are expected to follow, with schedules set to 8 a.m. to 4:10 p.m. for day shifts and 7 p.m. for night shifts, plus a half hour lunch break. Local merchants and Judge Sullivan hailed the move as elevating city welfare and miner conditions, while many officials expect broader industry adoption and potential benefits to output and morale.
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Anaconda Copper Mining Company
William Scallon
Aid
Boston and Montana
Batterman
Boston and Montana Company
Anaconda Company
Butte & Boston
Colorado
Parrot
Boston & Montani
Hese
Butte
Anaconda
Tme
Sullivan
Brophy
Christie
Anavonda Company
al Heiman
Gans & Kiek
Hutte
John
Vans
John E. Davis
Ity
Fred Gamer
Utah
O'Neill
O'Neil
Bingham
Revival of Nightingale Lode Judgment and Mining Quiet Title Suit
John H. Leyson as administrator seeks revival of a $538,241.42 judgment against Erwin Davis in a case tied to the Nightingale lode mining claim. Separately, Jean A. Cannon sues R. Thvenport in district court to quiet title over a half interest in the same lode, asserting ownership while the defendant claims a vested share.
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John H. Leyson
Andrew J. Davis
District Court
Erwin Davis
A. J. Davis
Thea City
James A. Talbot
Davis
Whem
Ta'bot
Seale
Jean A. Cannon
John RR. Thvenport
Nightinga
Te Dierriet
Jr against Great Northern Rail seeks $24000 damages
The case alleges injuries to a leg. The defendant petitioned to remove to the United States Ninth Circuit district of Montana. Judge Harney granted the removal to federal court.
Jacob Oster Granted Divorce for Cruelty in Denver Marriage
Judge Harney grants divorce to Sophia Oster from Jacob Oster on cruelty grounds. Oster testified to marriage in Denver in August 1896 and living in Butte nearly five years. He described a July incident on Broadway with another man, threats with a butcher knife, and wife's subsequent departure and disappearance with household belongings. Dr. H M Hall pleads not guilty to second degree assault in Walkerville and posts $300 bond.
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Sophia Oster
Jacob Oster
Harney
H. M. Hall
William F. Clarkson
Alexander Thompson
Justice O'Connor
Walkerville
Court Briefs Show Estate Admin Reports Filed
The final report of Charles J. Smith as administrator of A. J. De Lashmutt’s estate shows $56.26 collected and $56.25 paid out, leaving zero. A Lemieux estate appraisal in court lists property value at $1,460.50 with a related report filed.
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Charles J. Smith
A. J. de- Lashmutt
Leon Lemieux
Butte City Sued for Damages
The city of Butte is defendant in a suit for damages filed by Daniel McHuey seeking 3875 for injuries after a plank on the Main street sidewalk between Mercury and Gayeva gave way last July. McHuey claims the city knew of the dangerous condition and that the board struck his foot, throwing him to the ground and causing medical costs. Drennan is his attorney.
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Hutte
Daniel McHivey
McEvoy
Mainstrest
Mercury
Gaeva
Fascon
Hoe
P. Drennan
Local Briefs From Butte Area Notices And Names
Jackson photographer at 61 W Park and Dr German dentist at 114 N Main St appear among a string of local notices. Members of the community are listed with addresses including 24 New Bee Hive, 109 East Park Street, and 49 West Park Street. A 14 pound daughter was born to J Morris at 114 South Idaho Street. Deaths include Mrs Mary Jane Har late James Harris and Scanlan aged 50. funeral arrangements via Richards Undertaking Parlors. Fire department addressed a chimney fire at 222 South Wyoming Street with no damage reported. Grand anniversary hall event details offered by Ladies Auxiliary Division No 2 at Hy Miller’s Union Hall with tickets.
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Barnett Bros
Walkerville
Frank Lynch
West Granite
Butte
McDonald
Granite Street
M. J. Cornell
J. Morris
Idaho Street
Dr. Ly. Austin
Red Root
N. Main Street
Benjamin H. Dutton
Gied
Patrick Henry Fitzgerald Scanlan
Ihe
Richard's
Wyoming Street
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Miller's Union Hall
Personal notices from Helena to Decatur current city guests
Helena guest B F Hathaway stays at the Butte hotel while G M Miles of Miles City registers there. James B McNally returns from a trip east. Dr F M Mensanis of Helena is in town for a few days. Ignatius Mattingly of Smith and Mattingly called to Dekoven Kentucky by his father E C Bishop’s death in Great Falls. George W Hibbard of Billings visits the McDermotts for several days on a busy business trip.
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B. FP. Hathaway
Helena
Bute
G. M. Miles
Miles City
Butte
James B. McNally
FM. Mensanis
Hver
Wiest
the McDermott
Ignatius Mattingly
Smith & Mattingly
Dekoven
E. ¢. Bishop
Great Falls
McDermott
George W. Hibbard
Billings
McDermotts
Happy wedding ties Brannon and Grannis in Dillon
The quiet ceremony at the Grannis home on Railroad Avenue united Thonas H. Brannon of Butte and Miss Lucy Ray Grannis of Dillon. Rev. Father Vanden Broeck officiated, with only immediate relatives present. Brannon earns a Dillon praise and Grannis has many friends. The couple departed last night for Butte to reside in Morris block lodging.
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Inter Mountain
Tillon
Grannis
Railroad Avenue
Thonas H. Brannon
Butte
Lucy Ray Grannis
Vanden Broeck
Brannon
Dillon
Mire Grannis
Dillon Tribune
National Park
Mise Grannis
Hutte
Frank's Big Gain In Balloting In Progress Of Legislation
Friends of H J Frank show gains in today’s balloting with at least two abuttees likely to support him while Heinze forces push to win votes. Reports say MacGinnis tally 24 votes yesterday and 25 with added support, as coalition plans shape caucus strategy. Notices filed include Park City petition to defeat Terney gambling bill and appointments for state fish and game officials. Senate bills on civil codes, taxes, and public schools advance alongside inspections of bonds and juror fees.
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Yal
Tater Mountain
Siment
Inter Mountain
Heinge
MacGinnis
Cooper
Hennxe
Park City
Rossman
Quinn
Fish and Game
Aol County Fish and Game
Senate
Kennedy
Cullen
Meyer
Septie Bull Ly
Board of Demi Examiner i
Hennessy’s Irish Percales On Sale At 20 To 40 Cents
Hennessy’s offers a wide range of Irish manufacture fabrics from D and J Anderson Glasgow. The 32 inch wide Percales feature plain, striped and dotted designs in white and color grounds. Prices run 20 25 and 40 cents with noted sturdiness and variety for shirt waists.
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Hennessy
D. & J. Anderson
Glasgow
Beotland
Senators Elected In Joint Sessions Across States
A compilation reports senators elected in multiple states. Knute Nelson chosen for six years starting March fourth in Minnesota, Mores J. Clares for a four year term. Utah picks Thom Kearns as an at large senator. Montana notes no change despite several ballots. Various vote tallies listed for state legislators.
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St.Paul, Minn
Aoa
Dowling
Knute Nelson
Senate
Mores J. Clares
Coehmini Davis
Anes Joriny
Furniture Sale Promises Wide Range of Finishes
Readable catalog ad lists furniture choices in golden oak, mahogany, and birdseye maple with prices from 10.00 to 81.00 and discounts from 1 tenth to one third off regular prices. Dressing tables in similar finishes priced 12.60 to 75.00, plus bamboo bookcases stands and wall cabinets and wicker items at sizable cuts.
Joint sessions confirm several United States senators in multiple states
Reports from joint legislative sessions across many states show U S senators reelected or elected to fill vacancies. Votes cited include Sewell in Montana, Benny in Arkansas, Burton in Kansas, Carmac in Tennessee, Warren in Wyoming, and other members with varied party support and formal presiding officers, reflecting historic confirmation activity.
Assistant Attorney General Office Proposal Debated
In Washington January the Senate opened with remarks honoring Queen Victoria and moved to business on executive and judicial appropriations. A proposed amendment by Mr Jones of Arkansas would create an assistant attorney general to lead claims before Congress, with a Capitol office and a $2500 salary. Mr Chandler opposed the amendment and floated a broader plan for a senior attorney for other departments.
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Washington
Chan Jain
Milburn
Senate
Vitoria
Jones Ark
Congress
Chandler
Capitol
Ase
Jones
Condensed Telegrams From Multiple Cities
Toulsville and Jan. Maher de matehe dn February Sharkey wa Meter for a tigit sone Cine Ban Francho. Jan. 28. The Californtit lngishilitre Ls Witting to dene waa He vome ef all in money appropricied far tie Parig exposition. It it said ty live, bee easy money for those underested. Ball Lake, Jan. 2. The republican callens for notin ian for Vit States senator. eyenhe, Wyo, Jan. Branca 16 en reprieaty M wien to the squite yesterday by a big majority in Unsegisha tine. Wichita, Jan. 28. Mes. Nuix bo stay out anew on her salvosimash pig chaito tadity, Uhr one day mine piven the proprietors bo close up Ue le fastens having expired. Muscogee, Indian Territory, Jan. 23. The untamed Fidhons of the Creek maltoin oreo on the warpath against whites aid Hy have to be puc dey by makings them good Indians by the shotgunn route. Cipchinau, Jan. 2. A freinue Geant Foperk house last night came near causi ng a terrible stampede. Fortunately the house was well provided with exits, and the Luge audience got out without muied damage. The Sothern company lent a lot of valuable scenery and wardrobes.
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Ban Francho
Wichita
Mes. Nuix
Chaito
Tadity
Muscogee
Indian Territory
Cipchinau
Jan
Sothern Company
Four Men Die In Accident At Wayne Inn Yards
Four men from Munice Indiana were killed early today in an incident at the Clover Seal yards near WayHiang Inn tied to a misdispatch or misunderstanding involving Toledo and St Louis rail lines. The deceased were identified as Trillmen, Brloherscalt, Milter, and dHapmon, with family members reporting injuries to others.
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Toledo
Iha Ity
St. Louie
Doctor Hong Ark Ad: Free Trial Offer in Montana
An old testimonial from John Miller of Butte,Mont, praising Dr Hong Ark at 126 S Arizona St for curing long standing kidney and bladder ailments with a free trial offer and medical claim. The fragment references ireni diseases and enduring health issues.
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DR. Hong
S. Arizona ST
Hong Ark
John Miller
Bulle
Mont
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