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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1901
Page
11
Jane Johnson files a damages suit seeking fifteen thousand dollars against a defendant named Kes Alghtong Mole ine Cenehing for personal injuries from an incident on a defective video walk at Banter. The filing was submitted to the district court on a date in November.
Fragmented Missoula brief items report a tailor’s misid, a Hamiton misread, and multiple local incidents. Notes include a failed suicide attempt, an arrest for unspecified reasons, a jail transfer, and a reference to a deceased Thomas Clyneh estate matter. Local names appear with unclear spellings.
Fragmented report describes harsh Bitter Root frost opening winter affecting stock needs. Mentions W Gilberson released from Sisters hospital after an injury and Arnold Demers in court over a shooting case. Also notes accidents at a Read With juice plant and a frost related contractor mishap in Bonita.
Storm and fires devastate Australia with hundreds of families displaced and homes, farms, and grain destroyed. The New Hebrides reports French actions and a terric hurricane causing widespread destruction, demolished towns, wrecked wharves, and a large native death toll.
Washington reports the Nose committee backs a Wisconsin bill to tighten Chinese exclusion, including deportation for clandestine entry and bond requirements for masters of vessels. The measure speeds court action on illegal entries while urging stricter enforcement across ports and borders.
Reports from Hope Kansas detail Carrie Nation's resolve during a visit to Enterprise and Hope as she pledges to organize women as saloon wreckers. She defends her methods, defying threats, and vows to spread temperance actions to Missouri, then beyond, while expressing unwavering faith and purpose.
Ben Leavitt a prominent theatrical manager died at his Palen New Jersey home today aged 45. He was widely known across the country for his work in the theater and had a major influence on stage productions.
Special to Inter Mountain from Boston dated January 25 reports copper mining shares closing mixed with Amalgamated at 88.90 Anaconda and other stocks like Boston & Montana and Butte & Boston, Tamarack at 330.00 Osceola 81.75 Utah Copper 33.50 among listed prices.
In Butte a case involving How Baker versus Eugene Carroll receiver of Hulle City Water Company is challenged for lack of jurisdiction and a return to district court. The matter details a private trespass by Carroll under color of receiver and notes bond signing and removal waivers. Separately Henry W. Trask files for bankruptcy in Helena, with assets and liabilities listed and executors moving to dismiss Sullivan’s petition. Jennie Blackie seeks letters of administration for Charles Huckie’s estate valued at about $1,000 with real estate and personal effects.
John O Canton A Gamer and Robert Braiser appraisers of W Fagan estate fled their report in court today. The value of the property is placed at $2 0087 ex pat some property on which no value could be placed.
Mrs Woodside a longtime state resident died suddenly during a morning bath in Glendale near Melrose. Born near Freeport Illinois she married Mr Woodside and raised a large family. Funeral held at the Wilton church Glendale with Rev Frederick Wage officiating from the text After death the judgment.
Jack Owurray was arraigned in the police court this morning on a charge of disturbing the peace for fighting in the New Orleans saloon and the Montana concert hall. He took 21 hours to enter his plea. Edward Walsh was arraigned on a charge of carrying concealed weapons and took 24 hours to enter his plea.
Barney Lavell a successful rancher near Great Falls and brother of the police chief attended a wedding in the city. Harry Irvine a noted machinist from Hiveat Falls arrived Tuesday evening to join Laura E Irvine in matrimony with James E Davidson.
Helena January debate on the eight hour bill. Powell and company tore Hilt Quinn’s eight hour WEL faced amendment to count only actual labor time, excluding time spent idle. Maginnis argued against wage reductions. MacGinnis defended the measure. heated exchange followed before the amendment was decisively defeated.
In Spokane a probate struggle unfolds over the will of John Lamona, founder of Lamona, Washington. His second wife is accused of plotting to seize the estate of eighteen thousand dollars, while his son Perry Lamona seeks to eject the stepmother and defend his family’s interests amid a bitter contest.
Diplomatic dispatches report unanimity among powers to warn Chinese plenipotentiaries that military assignments hinge on prompt Chinese execution of engagements. They seek death penalties for Chinese officials including Chouang Ying Nien and Prince Kang Yi, while sparing General Tung Fun Sing if captured. A posthumous oath penalty is demanded for the head official who committed suicide.
London January dispatch from General Kitchen reports important contacts with Delarey and Haasbroek commands and a Boer store captured. Methuen has cleared reinforcements. Invaders have caused damage in Cape Colony but are increasingly unpopular with locals who refuse to join them.
A ministry representative delivered an official notice at the town hall announcing royal banns signed by Queen Whelan and Duke Hey or Meckienberg. Banners were raised on town hall and other buildings in anticipation. The royal banns will be read for the first time Sunday January 27.
The Choctaw situation remains unchanged as Danie Hell was elected chief by the Choctaw Snake Indians, who deposed Governor Duke, and he will be sworn in on Monday. Railways issue directives urging employees to act against fire and preserve property.
Washington reports the naval appropriation bill approved by the House as details surface on cruiser Lancaster heading to La Guayara via St Lucian coal stops. Scorpion sails to Curacao for coal while Bear plan repairs. no new Venezuela updates. In Ankara, Turkey agrees to indemnity terms for Harpoot mission damage, with public details pending.
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