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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1901
Page
9
A misspelled report lists a suspicious morphine bottle found among W B Fawcett's effects, an immigrant demanding a warrant for arrest, a rancher named Meclain, and rumors of assault in a chaotic Missoula scene. Other items mention property transfers, a guardianship appointment, travel plans, a promotion, a jail term for a domestic case, and a funeral.
An administrator finds a morphine bottle among estate belongings after the death of Whickshove Lineage. The cause is unclear whether overdose was intentional or accidental as no conclusive facts are recovered, leaving the exact cause of death undetermined.
Missoula briefs mention Anioonda visitor Wert and Mite Dery Capandie in town with Surveyor O D Pinksberg for an action in the Mipey Troal valleys. T Fimpeen deputy agent at Wallace is involved in local matters.
Mrs Kelloge Luckett departed yesterday for Minneapolis Chicago and Detroit to conduct the semi annual millinery purchases and inspection while Mrs C D Moore handles her business during absence. The journey includes a visit to St Louis to complete selections.
Six so called gentlemen of leisure were fined $20 each by the prosecution in Missoula for alleged secrets. Police face a show of strength as rivals claim further plans. Wy Frank, a Mineral Point miner, accuses Jessie O Brien of defrauding him of 66 dollars. police seek the supposed courtesan who has vanished.
Judge Clancy presided over a session regarding the contention between Silver King and Plymouth owners over a shared ore vein. Proceedings opened with Plymouth’s contempt motion, then a ruling dismissed the show cause, followed by a Silver King request to resume development to strengthen their case. Wakeman Sutton testified as the session continued.
Mary A. Paul obtained a divorce from Frank M. Paul with Judge Harney presiding. Desertion by the defendant formed the basis for the decree.
A desperate attempt to rob Yellowstone saloon at 6:30 AM ended with a struggle over the cash register. A masked highwayman fired, the bullet grazing a gold watch, then fled dropping his hat. Detective Murphy later arrested Clyde Adams, believed linked to the crime.
The funeral of Stephen Williams was held today with large turnout. Many members of the Sons of George attended, noting his status as a prominent local figure in the district.
Albany Ontario report notes The Mane Association of America, a theatre managers group, is incorporated for mutual benefit. Directors include Gus Hill Hollis B Cooley Henry Myers Julius Hurtig Thomas W Broadhurst Aubrey Mittenthal Bernard A Meyers and Arneat Shipman of New York Lincoln J Cary of Chicago.
Royal events shift from Cowes to London as King Edward VII assum es the title in deference to Queen Victoria and his mother. Oath of allegiance taken in the Commons by leaders including Chamberlain Beach and Campbell-Banner han, with Lords Council members also swearing readiness for the new reign.
Jan 23 telegraphs from the lieutenant governor the mayor and Archbishop Begin express sympathy for the queen. An executive meeting voted to cancel the February 4 sports and postpone them to next year, with all social functions cancelled. The royal standard on the citadel to be flown at half mast until further orders.
A Rome dispatch states the pope learned of the Queen's death through Cardinal Rampola. He knelt in prayer for a long time and ordered prayers for the queen in all churches tomorrow. Cardinal Vaughan will represent the pope at the funeral.
Paris reports a France delegation for Queen Victoria's funeral will include Vice Admiral De Lajaille General Dubois Major Cha taud and a foreign office representative. The Elysee flag flew half mast and Crepe bound, a tribute to the late monarch noted by officials at the British embassy. Kingston Jamaica notes a vast display of loyalty as the island mourns the queen with business halted and crowds gathering. Emperor Francis Joseph visits the British embassy to express sympathy while the Duke of Cumberland and other nobility leave inscriptions.
Queen Victoria's body lies in state in the Mining room at Cowen Isle of Wight after embalming. The chamber is draped with mourning traps while two guard officers stand outside. Inside two Indian attendants remain with the coffin in the solemn vigil.
Residents of Cowes and nearby towns mourn as Queen Victoria rests after her death. Attendants, servants, and villagers pass through the room in quiet reverence, honoring a friend and patron rather than merely a sovereign. The scene conveys deep communal sorrow and respect for the late monarch.
Reports describe General Dewet directing forces in semi circular maneuvers with his left flank at the sea to trap the Boers. The greatest danger is his possible appearance in Cape Colony. Dutch may heed his call to arms, as letters show Hertzog seeking 1000 unmarried men to enter Cape Colony and assault recruits.
At Shardlow's saloon three armed men robbed the till of Hartender Hemfer of 100 dollars and stole 700 dollars from Pyburn and Mabrey who ran gambling games in a rear room. The trio fled to Pete Ager's ran and drove away a valuable team and buggy. Victims, masked, can identify suspects if caught.
San Francisco reports higher vessel insurance costs for Alaska bound ships with special rates set May to October. Outside passage vessels north of Tacoma face a 20 percent rate, while inside passage ships incur a 15 percent increase.
In Tuscaloosa on June 23, a lightning strike during a thunderstorm killed C. B. Wilson who was on a telephone call. His heirs sued the telephone company but the case was settled for 1800 dollars. The settlement avoids precedent in law.
The War Department moved to preserve law and order at Muskogee Indian Territory where Snake Indians threaten authorities. The War Department authorized General Fitzhugh Lee to deploy troops at his discretion to handle the situation. In Monson Massachusetts a pastor retires and receives a $300 purse before sailing to India to lead Christian Endeavor societies across India Burmah and Ceylon.
Spokane reports Diamond Ice and Fuel company has acquired Merchants Ice and Fuel, its sole rival, gaining full control of the local ice field. Purchases are being contracted at about half of last year's prices, signaling new market dynamics.
Trading opened active with broad asset distribution as St Paul led rail stocks higher while steel issues advanced, Pacifics and Sugar rose, then a broad pullback followed by a late rally led by Southern Pacific Missouri Pacific Atchison Erie and People's Gas. Bond activity firm with Federal Steel and Steel and Wire lifting to fresh highs before a mixed closing.
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