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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1901
Page
2
A Penn student romance unfolds in the university journal with letters from Francesca, Isolde, Sylvia and Geoffrey. The feisty love notes mix campus color with biology jokes and vet school settings, ending in betrayal and disappointment.
Ripley Osgood Anthony claims ownership of four paintings now with Dubernet art dealer after paying 26 for framing. Dubernet faces a legal dilemma as Anthony’s lawyer asserts the works are his property by gift, while Anthony recounts marriage troubles with Eleanor Frear and references a past relationship ending amid acrimonious notes.
A Russian surgeon Dr Kavitsky performs a landmark operation in St Petersburg by replacing a severed femoral artery with an artificial substitute. He uses a five inch tube, binds it to native ends, and restores blood flow confirming a new era in surgical grafts. The treated patient Ivan Poitinkosh recovers as the artificial artery shows a strong pulse.
Wall Street buzzes over Pittsburg syndicate as Gould and Harriman beat Senator Clark in a race for a right of way. Clark formed a 10 million dollar company for a Salt Lake to Los Angeles railroad, but the Interior Department awarded the Oregon Short Line and Union Pacific control, denying his route.
A Chicago Tribune item says a farmer refuses to claim damages for a cow he killed noting the animal was a common scrub and not worth a claim. The railway agent questions if the wreck harmed the cowcatcher and offers no compensation. The farmer insists he would sue only if it involved damages to the road.
Government geologists in New South Wales report large bauxite deposits expanding known commercial sources of aluminium. The discovery, with iron oxide associations, suggests imminent exploitation near hydropower, potentially enabling local aluminium production.
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