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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1901
Page
8
The crowded Anaconda hall hosted a concert by Bannel Siegel with the Orpheus Quartette and Myers and Sears. Siegel, a renowned mandolin virtuoso on a world tour, drew praise for his harmony and technique as he performed a varied program.
The Machinists' association plans its first annual hall on Lincoln's Birthday February 12 at Turner hall. Members include many young men and elder gentlemen who will contribute to a social success with songs and entertainment to ensure an enjoyable evening.
The friends of George Long report his death after a pneumonia illness lasting over a week in St. Ann's hospital. He was employed in the construction department at the new smelters and served in the government during the early Philippine rebellion. His remains will be sent to Akron, Ohio, tonight. His sister, who arrived from Ohio last Saturday, will accompany the body home.
Elgin News previews Lincoln J. Carter play The Eleventh Hour to be staged at the Margaret theatre on Thursday January 31. The resident critic hails the production as the best of Carter's prolific works, promising a gripping evening of drama.
William Taylor faced charges of assault in the third degree and stood before Justice Frank Kennedy after a hearing. A jury deliberated and brought in a guilty verdict as Roy Allne, 16, was linked to the case amid confusion over the alleged events.
Small town notes report Deputy Sheriff in town with Howth mention and a Northern Pacific agent interviewing Harry Laws. Rentals offered for twenty acres near Anaconda. Nellie Cavanaugh entertained by Mills McGrath. Infant chief M M Murphy died. burial in Catholic cemetery. May Maloney to Missoula for D J Donahue company. Snowy morning delights youths. Court adjourned with jury venire tomorrow. Youth Ladies Buchre Club meets at Mrs Love’s. Samuel Biegel and Orpheus Quartet at Presbyterian church. St Marks Guild teas at Mrs Mentrum. Margaret theatre dark until Thursday for Lincoln Carter play. Funeral of John Lyden at A C H hall led by Rev Coopman. Jack Neville arrested for assault. $40 surety posted. A Harpity returns from the east after Schenectady talks on new equipment.
Paris faces a general strike by underground railroad employers. Troops occupy stations causing heavy congestion in passenger traffic, affecting shoppers and commuters traveling to and from business.
Lanaing Michigan June 2 In an unanimous opinion handed down today the supreme court sustained the constitutionality of the law taxing inheritances.
The article reports rail executives in St Louis Chicago and Butte discuss ongoing freight activity and a near standstill in passenger travel. It notes upcoming homeseekers rates February 1 with promotional departures to North and South Dakota Montana Idaho and Oregon. Immigration agents target midwest and eastern states and a strong push to curb ticket scalping and raise suburban Chicago fares is planned.
United States Land Office notice from Helena Montana dated January 22, 1901 announces a mining patent application by John J. Joking for the Meighan Lode and Violet Lode in Silver Bow County. The document details survey points, claimed areas, adjacent lodes, and boundary relations, with official references and claimants.
Officials announce a multiplex telegraph system linking Umatilla and Portland with Spokane and Pendleton. A single wire can handle the traffic of 16 wires, enabling four messages sent and two received simultaneously. The setup will be ready before the spring business resumes, with extra capacity for local intermediate stations.
London crowds greet King Edward VII and the Duke of Cambridge at Victoria Station as they arrive in London. They discuss funeral plans and possible disposition of royal homes, with speculation over Sandringham, Marlborough House, and Vanderbilt ownership for Marlborough dwellings.
A dispatch from The Hague notes Jan Beérlin reports Kruger's ailment was a muscular eyelid contraction fully cured by a minor operation. The message confirms improvement and the procedure's success without further complications.
Notice orders 30 days of advertising and sale at 1 a m on February 25 1901 at the courthouse in Butte Silver Bow Montana. Lists numerous lots across Boulevard Cameron Central Raven Hamilton Northern Pacific additions and more to be sold to the highest bidder for cash with unsold parcels disposed. Also includes creditors notice for the Adolard Lalonde estate and appointment of administrator Joseph Lalonde with four months to file claims.
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