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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1901
Page
6
An old newspaper ad promotes Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound and Krause’s Cold Cure as tonics for spring health. It touts nerve, blood, kidney, and liver benefits, claims fast relief, and lists Newbro Drug Co as seller. It questions readers about fatigue and sleep difficulty while urging purchase for renewed energy and focus.
First class Pullman sleeper from Twin Cities daily via C M and St P Ry to Kansas City leaves Minneapolis 8 20 am arrives Kansas City next morning. Direct route to Kansas City and the southwest and California Pullman tourist sleeper from Twin Cities every Wednesday return through to Los Angeles Apply to ticket agents or write J T Conley Asst Gen Pass Agent St Paul for lowest one way and round trip rates go all points south and west 50 a m St Paul as City 7 o clock
An old advertisement promotes Allen's Foot-Ease powder for burning smarting feet corns and nails. It claims instant relief from itching sweating and calluses, easing tight shoes. Trial package offered free by mail for 2 cents in stamps and sold by druggists and shoe stores.
A Western newspaper profile extols James J. Hill of the Great Northern as a premier railroad innovator. It details his expansion from St Paul to Montana and Washington, lists affiliated lines and steamship interests, and notes impending orders for large freight steamers. A Wall Street brief discusses potential Burlington extensions and debt refunding.
The Mil and metermen union adopted a resolution demanding an eight hour day after April 1. Miners district wide switch to eight hours by February prompts the demand. The Burlington stock sale funds may back extensions and equipment for a transcontinental line. President Hill’s St Paul deal rumors cited. Three shifts will replace two at the smelters, likely adding about 100 jobs. The musical comedy cast features EB J Connelly and Beulah Dodge among sixty five performers. Curtain rises tonight at 7:19 with a matinee at 2 PM.
Robert BE Taylor will assume charge of the McDermott hotel February 1 and remodeling will start within a week. The project aims to create a near new hotel, possibly adding a three story addition east of the present building. Costs are expected to reach around 70000 to 80000 with plans for new heating and electric utilities and a Turkish bath.
David T. Haskett, once reported missing by a morning paper, told an Inter Mountain reporter he was never in danger. He appeared in town today, said he was slightly indisposed a few days ago, stayed at a hospital, paid his bill yesterday, and walked out with a friend. He claims there was no mystery about his movements and that friends knew his whereabouts.
The Anaconda company announced a temporary shutdown of its mines for today through Sunday. The closure is due to ore bins and all cars being oiled with ore and a short water supply at the Anaconda smelters caused by repairs on the new fume.
A famed performer from the New York Casino brings The Belle of New York to the Grand for three nights and a Saturday matinee starting Friday January 25. The production has delighted audiences worldwide, earning extraordinary success both abroad and at home and promising strong appeal in this city.
Tsiward Wagner files suit alleging the defendant owes $27.05 for labor performed on a Maud Slade household project. The petition also seeks $100 in a related claim, detailing the article's fees and sums demanded in court.
A capital telegram from Enterprise Kansas reports Mrs Carrie Nation began her crusade on a Hat day by smashing a joint in Schilling’s place. She shattered glass, broke bottles and bats, and knocked beer from the refrigerator. She lectured in the street amid injuries and threats of continuing attacks at other saloons as she traveled toward Albenehorriw.
Jan 18 note from Chinese plenipotentiaries repeats earlier demands to inspect public buildings and halt military expeditions. Calls for troop withdrawal as river opens in early March, with disagreement among powers over protection of Christians and indemnity arrangements before a national commission. No formal reply yet to Chinese objections.
A special tow train from Br. Lows to Mexico wrecked near Walat, injuring only the Pullman porter while passengers suffered a rough day. Authorities suspect an attempt to wreck the cannon ball train due an hour later by opening a switch. Three coaches were demolished and sixty passengers escaped fatal harm.
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