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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1899
Page
3
A store extols a wide selection of teas and coffees and promises refunds if not satisfied. Brands listed include GILT EDGE India Tea 1b, Japan Blend 1b, Gunpowder 1b, Lalla Book 1b, Our Club 11b, Our Choice Blend 11b, with prices from 25c to $1.00 and refunds offered.
The trial resumed in Judge Clancy's court as Nettie Wilson testified she picked up the gun after Barrett moved to intervene. She claimed the shot was accidental with no intent to harm Barrett, and the jury later found her not guilty.
The R. F E Franch company presented The Danites at Union theater with strong drama and humor. Blossom Boardman Mamie Halden Maud Shepard Rennie McLeod and Paul Boardman received applause for convincing performances amid multiple love stories and comic moments. Tonight shows continue with Our Boys tomorrow.
A compact roundup notes J G Music Co selling sewing oil at Shermans and Grantley offering dry wood and coal. Local services include Butte Feed and Fuel Co and Montana Chemicals suppliers. A son born to Mr and Mrs Dennis F P Egan. infant daughter of Mr and Mrs John Waters buried. Military promotion of William E Davies reported from Manila. Helena politics may stall senate seat, but Centennial beer earns praise for quality and wholesomeness.
The paper lists residents and visitors including Harry and Rowan of Michigan Stove Co in the city, Cobban returning from Wisconsin, Miss Yella Feldbere of Melina visiting her sister Mrs. Chas Heilbronner, Steve Raymond in Helena, Mrs. Newberry and Mrs. Knievel of Butte departing from San Francisco for Honolulu, FE L. Shatner of Gold Coin properties near Anaconda attending a fruit growers’ convention, A C Brigman injuring his ankle in a skating accident, William Winters returning from Washington with a contract to build a line for RO & N, and miners from the Galena mine in Stor ing, Madison Co visiting Leperty tadee for machinery. Charles J Sullivan and Card Hime S leaving for Mexico, Joseph Smith II of the Virginia Madisonian in the city, adopting Roman numerals for distinction, and heading to Helena next.
William Ling faced an afternoon hearing on assault charges against Mrs. Lora Johnson. After reviewing part of the testimony, the county attorney moved to dismiss and the case was dismissed.
The Montana Christian Advocate faced debt and dwindling support but shows progress through repairs and fundraising. Leaders discuss name change, financial aid from the general conference, and commend students Lewis Warren and Lewell Kind for bravery during the January fire. A reconstruction fund for buildings is active.
M L Hewett of the broker firm associated with Bastin and New York plans to start the Tobe mine at Boston, with development moves noted on the stock exchange in Boston and New York. The article discusses property issues and potential listing on the exchanges amid development work.
An alleged infringement involves a dispute at a Viulned Are circuit center with claims over a patent measure. The defendant faced potential action and an order for conference was requested to resolve the matter while authorities pursue clarity on the Bevin invention.
Copper producers announce higher prices after meetings, with electrolytic copper quoted at 69 bodies per ton and ingot casting copper at Malco. Buyers note strong demand as the week closes, signaling continued price strength and increased orders for refined copper products.
The copper market sees renewed stimulus from liberal buyers and strong abroad demand. Producers hold back, citing prior lower prices and limited stock, keeping supply tight. London prices fluctuated, with spot moves from SA 1s to 6d, as volumes surged. Production figures from John Stanton show varied output across years and regions.
The body of Benjamin Roldath was brought from Elk Park to Richards' undertaking rooms in West Park Street. He died from a bullet wound in the herd, with unknown shooter. Jefferson County coroner held an inquest. the coffin will depart the undertaker’s at 2 o'clock Friday.
The United States court considers the suit of Calowa Pareoy Mining Smelling Co against Anaconds Copper Mining Co. The defense denies trespass and asserts the plaintiff’s claimed damages of 50000 dollars are unfounded. The defendant says the ores were not taken for the plaintiff’s use and that all claims relate to property veins and premises, with no unlawful seizure admitted.
Detectives in Silver Run last year sought Daniel Sullivan known as Dan Taiey for the murder of Patrick d. Reson. A district alert failed when the suspect vanished after a tip led police to believe he was in Los Angeles. a breakthrough telephonic lead arrived today but identity remains uncertain.
Fragmented OCR describes Celia Tieeher securing her release from custody amid a tense confrontation with guards. Details are unclear due to garbled text, but the event centers on an escape and subsequent police response.
The Lafayette memorial commission proposes a $150000 Lafayette statue funded by $100000 in half dollar coins and existing subscriptions of $5044 from schoolchildren. Circulars to postmasters aim to raise $50000, with a potential $60000 from the government. Dedication slated for July 4, 1900, at the exposition, with 30000 soldiers in a parade and a giant flag from the monument apex.
At the National Live Stock Association convention in Denver the opening session debated a resolution urging a uniform levy for exterminating predatory animals in Western states and territories. Ad Bothwell of Wyoming opened the discussion, with further talks on disease prevention, accurate animal statistics, and wolf regulation. Adjournment set for 1 30 PM.
Senator West Virginia Scott votes 48 to 46 amid talk of a countrywide scheme to combine saddle makers. The plan would capitalize the venture at 1.5 million with 750 thousand preferred stock and four thousand common shares. The aim is to shift business from a major rival in New York, cut costs, and push up prices while exporting a large share of output.
The Senate committee on foreign relations discussed the peace treaty and urged immediate action. Chairman Davis was told to press for quick consideration, aiming for a vote ten days after debate ends while keeping the decision in the committee. England policy receives prompt comment from Huntied Realm collector Dewey.
The Cincinnati convention unanimously adopted a resolution urging the Senate to promptly ratify the power treaty with Spain. Delegates from the National Manufacturers association gathered to back swift action on the agreement with Madrid.
J. W. Chapman of Butte reports dramatic recovery from lifelong ankle and foot deformities after using Mineral Wander for about two weeks. He claims sores, swelling, and joint stiffness resolved with improved blood flow. Address updated to 4399 South Arisguna Street, from 405 to 4%.
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