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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1901
Page
8
Local editors report near dates for party primaries as Republicans and Democrats prepare calls and schedules. Mayor Madden seeks re election amid a heated municipal contest with council actions, elections judges appointments, and school board planning.
The Emmett Day commemorative exercises at the A O H hall drew a large crowd. Judge T D Fitzgerald presided, with John T Casey, Jane Scannell, the Misses McHale Sharp Russell and Reed, and John J McGuinness among performers as Edmund O'Brien Kennedy spoke on Emmett life and Ireland. Kennedy shared experiences in Ireland and his 1883 arrest and imprisonment. A banquet followed with an impromptu program of toasts songs and features honoring Kennedy.
In New York during the sole run of Mrs Piske's new play critics observed lively audiences. The engagement reflected public interest and theater attendance in the metropolis.
The engagement of violin virtuoso Miss Jeonora Jackson at the Margaret theater last night drew a small audience but offered a rare musical treat. Her artistry and harmony on the violin were highly praised, with soprano Miss Urbanna and pianist Sheldon Pratt delivering strong performances in a memorable concert.
Martin Johnson, long-time Moose Lake district mining operator, is in the city for a few days. He says the district has been quiet this winter with little work done since last winter, but the outlook for a live season is exceedingly bright.
Anaconda departments list pay days for Foundry and Electric Light. Upper Works converters and refinery scheduled for Thursday March 7. Lower Works set for Tuesday March 12. New works and Mare New works slated for Wednesday morning March 11.
John Dugan, arrested yesterday by Constable Rentz at Carroll, pleaded guilty to a third degree assault in Justice Quane's court this morning and paid a $9 fine. He was charged with assaulting a citizen of Carroll.
Peters dance Friday night. L Hoge visited Dillon on business. Arthur Confiskey returned from a trip to Butte. R P Dunneavy left for Tacoma. Polera dance Friday at A O H hall. Yannigane and Bankers event at Tucker's bowling tonight. Eyes examined $1 at Verbeckmoes. New styles in boys and children's suits at Strain's. Judge Naptan and Attorney Tyram Rodgers expected home from Philipsburg. Strain's offers wool and silk suits up to 16.50 now 10.00. For rent twenty acres near Anaconda from W C Staton. Justice Frank Kennedy went to Butte. Judge M J Fitzpatrick went to Seattle. Hearing set for Henry White at 10 tomorrow. Sheriff Conley reports no word on James McArthur. Strain's shirts sale price. Mayor Madden stayed in Anaconda then returned to Helena to finish legislative duties.
The Republican City Central Committee of Anaconda and all Republicans are called to meet at the Lincoln Club rooms Petritz block on Wednesday evening March 6 1901. The purpose is to arrange caucuses primaries and conventions and to nominate candidates for the forthcoming city election and to handle other business as may properly arise. Dated Anaconda Mont March 1 1901 Phil Daniels Chairman C. J. Walsh Secretary.
No changes in the strike by machinists at the foundry. Workers stand firm, many away from their posts, with rumors of arbitration denied. A meeting in Silver Hall yielded no action, workers vow to unite despite months of dispute while foremen halt work for lack of orders.
The piece notes that horses show greater fatigue and higher death rates than men under war stress. It cites siege and campaign data from Plevna, Crimea, Egypt, Afghanistan, and other conflicts, highlighting overwork, starvation, injuries, and transport losses. It warns shipping voyages breed injury and death, with regiments losing many horses on the way to battles.
A jumble of disjointed items recalls a vanished era. A puzzled man recalls a broken engagement while an Indiana congressman seeks funds to salvage Perry’s flagship in the Niagara tragedy. A streetcar incident ends with a lenient judge and a naval circular urges voluntary religious observance in ships and arsenals.
J. D. McGregor is named as a veterinary surgeon and honorary graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College in Toronto. He treats all diseases of domesticated animals according to adientic principles with office at Marion's Stables, 104 South Main Street, telephone 53 percent. All comes promptly attended to.
Livingston Montana court matters detail a reconvened session led by Judge Frank Henry to hear cases including O'Hern versus Courtney where a key witness cannot attend due to heavy snow. A heavy docket includes a King versus Armstrong dispute over seed wheat and a sensational Yeaton versus Martin suit. Local obituaries mention Mrs. Wilkin, while Hoppe faces probable smallpox. Kalispell prospects are praised by Poorman. Mining notices announce Meighan and Violet lodes patent applications in Silver Bow County with detailed survey data.
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