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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1901
Page
7
The final testimony in the Parrot Mining company’s bid to remove the Nipper mine receiver was submitted in Judge View’s court yesterday afternoon. A hearing argument is scheduled for February 1 as proceedings began last week with expectations of further developments.
A court hearing on two motions, one to remove the receiver and the other to discharge him, progressed slowly over two weeks. Evidence for both motions overlapped, with the Parrot company noted and the testimony largely similar. The session reportedly covered property operations, though many details were deemphasized.
A Missoula report describes rapid growth with eight new residences under construction and plans for a Northern Pacific depot. Coal veins nearby and copper prospects fuel optimism as outsiders move in, with a large Wallace district camp and a $100,000 press purchase by Milwaukee Company noted. The university gains 35 percent more pupils, while theater ventures tour Western cities from Seattle to Great Falls and Helena, with Missoula touted as a promising venue for performances and investment.
A fragmentary roster lists individuals and places from Utah to Montreal and beyond, naming audiences, towns, and potential performers. The garbled text reads like a circulated contact sheet or program booklet page with many editors, venues, and personal names including Salt Lake, Chicago, St. Paul, Milwaukee, Helena, and Everett.
An entertainment aid focal will be given in the Kiks hall tomorrow evening by the Select Knights and Ladies with extensive preparations. Admission will be charged at cents.
A freight train pushed cars off the track up the mountain near Home Stake about 10 miles from Butte delaying a Northern Pacific train due at 1:20 by four hours. Funeral details for Guy W. Kingsbury site given as a residence on Gatena street. A Copper Block Room 22 occupant denies suicide by sarbolic acid or laudanum and denies others plotted harm. authorities report vague illness claims.
A weather note from W. Bachev, manager, promotes Mutual Life services on West Broadway, urging readers to insure their loved ones against hardship as rain falls and plans unfold.
New York reports from London say King Edward VII strengthens Anglo German friendship through royal gestures and shared regard for Queen Victoria. The queen's death boosted relations, with Germany seen as England's premier industrial rival now less likely to face hostile actions against its manufacturers. Diplomatic accord amid canal controversy also noted.
A London despatch reports lawyers debating the 1867 act removing Trinity and university MPs from a parliamentary seat. Close construction suggests many will seek re election, with ministers planning amendments this spring, while six months offer time before potential dissolution.
Mrs Annie King lines up a charge of assault and battery against Miss Viola after claiming she was attacked by Viola and Grace McGinniss in a house run by McGinniss. King says she owned valuables valued at 700 to 800 dollars, which were reportedly with Grace McGinniss. The judge will hear her suit for recovery as Viola posts bonds to appear in police court.
The Tribune reports John B H Jefferson of Baltimore and Captain Wyatt Owen dispute who may send relief to five men James H Woodward William A Humphrey John Hill and John A Bell starving on Navassa Island. The guano concession partners dissolved December 18 with Owen gaining control Jefferson seeks to send aid but Owen blocks it. The island lacks food and the men rely entirely on sea shipments.
A public notice from the Butte Mill and Smeltermen's Union No. 74 of the Western Federation of Miners states that starting April 1, 2001, eight hours will constitute a day’s work for all men employed in the mills and smelters. Charles Whitely serves as president.
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