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Newspaper

Daily Inter Mountain

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1900

Page

8

Fisher Beating Case Flairs Domestic Turmoil in Court

In a heated police court session on Mahoney Street, Chris Fisher and his wife faced disturbing the peace after a night of alleged violence. Fisher claimed he found two men in his unlocked home and pursued them, while his wife denied infidelity and showed injuries from the encounter. The judge postponed broader issues as other suspects from a theater incident faced separate pleas.

Chris Fisher Ceasar Fisher Teale Mson Celia Decker Howe Katie Mahoney Vaenoney Not Entity Charles Guenon Vagmney

Butte Business Men to Push Union Depot and License Reform

The newly organized Butte business men's association, with Hight as president and D J Hennessy as vice president, plans unified action for the city's welfare. They will pursue a Butte union depot, reform the mercantile license system to a flat fee, and advocate other municipal reforms. A meeting at Kingsbury block next Friday will discuss licenses and taxes. all local businessmen are urged to attend.

Butte Business Men's Association Montana Hight D. J. Hennessy Hennes Mercantile Co B. H Reniseh Thom O'Brien Joseph Broughton Kingsbury Main Quartz Street

Copper market muted yet export-driven stability seen

D Houston and Co report copper in a dull month with restricted sales and a wait-and-see stance by buyers on both sides of the Atlantic. Yet heavy European exports and steady consumption underpin a sound market, with improved domestic and foreign demand expected to lift activity in the months ahead as prices ease from June levels.

D. Houston & Co Atlantic England France Germany Europe

Highland Boy Utthy smelter output in June 1899

The Highland Boy Utthy smelter produced 451,938 pounds of copper, gold, and silver bullion during June 1. By month end the plant was processing about 300 tons of ore daily. The 111th shipment to eastern refiners totaled 60,134 pounds, bringing June output to nearly 7,000,000 pounds for the period up to June 13, 1899. Contracts for materials to enlarge the plant were let last week.

Highland Boy Utthy

Local Briefs Bite From a Busy Montana News Scene

Singer office for oils and needles, Orton Broz pianos and organs at 219 4 Main. Hinkle & Dolman lawyers, 53-74 Ores Ley block. J. G. Bates tuner. Montana Music Co. Tet 604. Dr Moeey dentist moved to Ownley block. J. R. Reed secured a barn at 836 South Marion to continue business as usual. Tinware and smoke stacks made to order. A B Jones East Park, Mra, 8. D. Beebe offers piano lessons. 426 South Wyoming. Young German canaries at Butte Bird Store 58 West Broadway. Investment pitch for California oil stock. A G Ale, room 6 Dorothy block. Overland whiskey advert claims purity and smoothness.

Singer Office Orton Broz Hinkle & Dolman Oresley J. G. Bates Montana Music Co Moeey Ownley J. R. Heed South Marion A. B. Jones East Park D. Beebe South Wyoming Butte Bird Store West Broadway Calfornia A. G. Ale Lan Dorothy Block Overland

Clark Delegates Return From Kansas City Ovation

Clark delegates arrived by carriage with the Boston Montana band in tow after the national convention concluded. Tom Kilgallon, touted as Senator Clark's political manager, drew crowds with remarks on campaign funding while Frank G Higgins faced a sensational but likely fabricated wild west tale. The Montana and Texans formed warm ties as crowds followed them through town.

Clark Kansas City Boston Missouri Daly Tom Kilgallen Colusa-Parrot Senator Clark Tom Montana Frank G. Higgins Kansan Higgins Grand Avenue Helena Mr. Higgins Gould Westport Landing

Robbed While He Slept At the Cash Lodging House

John Cameron, a young Scotchman, was robbed of 89.75 dollars at the Cash lodging house Saturday night. He slept in a large ward and left trousers on a chair. the money was in the pockets. Police doubt the thief or the funds will be found. The Grotto cafe is three doors east of the post office.

John Cameron Cameron

Millionaire Mooney Dies After Carriage Runaway Crash

Ed Ward Mooney senior member of W. W. Mooney & Sons was thrown from a carriage during a runaway and died from injuries. Sallie Moon and Br ie Moon were unconscious with unknown injuries. Mooney owned the world’s largest tannery in the city. His father died recently, and he was brother to Thomas Mooney of Louisville and a relative of Cincinnati magnate OT Mooney.

Sentinel Columban Ind Ed Ward Mooney W. W. Mooney & Sons Sallie Moon Brie Mooney Waa

Ghastly sight as drowned seamen found near Philadelphia

From Philadelphia July a schooner Birdsall arrived from Fall River with several drowned sailors still oilskin clad. Bodies stood upright in water before drifting seaward. Clothing contained no ship identifiers, and the ghoulish scene suggested a possible shipwreck between Shinnecock and Southampton.

Philadelphia Birdsall Fall River Gousel Southampton

Death Toll From Heat Rises in New York City

Heat waves push child mortality higher with six days of July showing 63 deaths under six in Manhattan and the Bronx and 41 in Brooklyn. Saturdays report cites under five deaths for Manhattan and the Bronx and 68 in Brooklyn. Sundays tally records 45 such deaths in Manhattan and the Bronx.

New York Manhattan Bronx Brooklyn The Bunday

Elopement Sparks Humorous Car Chase Tale

In a Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet, a couple eloped in a car then returned dragging the vehicle on a hayrack. The exchange notes the whimsy and quick reversal of plans, reflecting lighthearted local humor.

Cleveland Plain Dealer

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