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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1900
Page
6
Magazine readers know Composite shoes by Pingree built from multiple parts. The line includes Berylee Muse and Appearance models marketed as affordable at three dollars. The claim emphasizes the idea of a shoe composed of separate elements.
Pingree Composite Shoes are described as beautiful durable footwear made for women in all sizes. They promise long wear, retained shape, and smooth fit from first wear, matching the feel of custom-made shoes and will be placed on sale this season.
The article defends Rudolph von Tobel republican candidate for associate justice, detailing two grand jury indictments for failing to file monthly administrator reports in Fergus County in 1899. It notes a nolle prosequi after von Tobel filed corrected accounts, asserts no misappropriation, and praises his integrity, service, and standing.
Albert Hourl a former US soldier who served in the Philippines under the name Joe Mack faced Judge Sullivan in Butte police court. Hourl denied the charge of maliciously breaking furniture at a cigar stand keeper Mary Populeau's house and offered a convoluted story of service, marriage in Switzerland, and a disputed settlement, with the case set for tomorrow afternoon.
On Friday night November 2 the anniversary of the organization of division No 2 of the A O H in Silver Bow county will be observed. The division has grown to include many of Butte's leading citizens and will feature performances by prominent local talent. Members of division No 1 and the Ladies' auxiliary have been invited and will attend. The event takes place at Miners' Union Hall, where the division meets each Friday evening.
The next meeting of the German American progress society was held Friday at 8 p m in the Elks hall. Executive Committee chaired by Dr H J Loebinger with F W Kuphal as secretary.
A torchlight procession and meeting are set for Monday evening November 5 at the Auditorium. Orators include former Senator Lewmantle and former Governor J E Rickards.
Local items include tradesmen adverts from Jackson and Butte, a funeral for Mrs George Holbrook of Walkerville, a disinterment and transfer of remains to Los Angeles, a gold ring found on Park Street, and a correction requested by S W Jackson about a bank loan allegation involving Mrs Jackson.
Wild, manager of the Wento Union Telegraph, installs eleven telegraph loops citywide to deliver election bulletins. Swan of Helena compiles state news with Associated Press data for nationwide dissemination. Bulletins will appear at multiple city outlets and venues including Inter Mountain and Grand Opera House.
No new smallpox cases reported at press time. Dr Sullivan notes 38 cases at the pest house with several severe patients but no dangerous illness. One new case yesterday. Thomas Devine sent to pest house. Dr Bryant vaccinated many locally. 40+ vaccinations anticipated. A night with spirits at the Christian Tabernacle tonight admission 25 cents.
The second in a series of entertainments directed by Edward Oliver Tilburn launches tonight. The card includes readings and impersonations by Tilburn, Mrs. W. H. Cochran, Frederick Tonge, Miss Mayne Vivian, Florence Paul at piano, George Vu, Stevens, and Miss Lillian Tilburn. Admission is 25 cents, or two admissions for $1. event supports the church music fund, starting at 8:30.
A group of travelers from Butte arrived last evening after a spring journey to Cape Nome. Among them were W. S. Hunnewell and partner Thomas H. Mitchell who report securing claims near Nome and plan a return next summer. Others include Sig Behilling F T Booth D Cohn and T McDonald from Anaconda. They say Dick Watson is now United States marshal for the district.
The Gagnon mine ore will be moved by B A & P railroad via a new spur. A 500 foot tunnel through the hill from Missoula gulch branch is under construction with three eight hour shifts at both ends. Once finished the TS A & F will haul all ore from the Gagnon.
Special to the Inter Mountain from Boston reports a varied closing in copper shares with Amalgamated around 100.00, Parrit near 45.00, Boston & Montana 63.50, Calumet & Hecla 795.00, Tamarack 255.00, and others showing irregular activity amid market fluctuations.
Raymond Sanstoon charged with assault in the second degree. B Elk accused of obtaining woods under false pretenses. Mrs O'Rell Fountain malicious mis chief for breaking windows at 07 East Park Street Moriarty.
The Montana Supreme Court refused to block printing of the Aryan democratic ticket on Granite county ballots. Justices warned of potential precedent but left the ticket on the ballot for electors to decide, with a written opinion forthcoming. A separate note announces “A Night With the Spirits” at the Christian Tabernacle tonight with 2 cent admission.
Helena republicans marshal final grand rally set for Monday night with Great Falls Mlambeau duty and bands expected to join a parade promising to outshine prior efforts. Also tonight at the Christian Tabernacle a "A Night With the Spirits" event with admission 2? is scheduled.
London dispatch cited by the Tageblatt claims a Berlin telegram to the Herald states the Anglo German agreement secretly adds an Africa provision to Article I. The China paragraph could be published but the Africa clause remains undisclosed due to potential difficulties.
New York dispatch reports Spanish artists openly seek a joint push with Catalonian revolutionists to oppose the present Madrid government. Catalans are not expected to ally with the Carlists, and Carlist gains are deemed unlikely. Woegler’s Madrid captain general appointment reflects Ruiz’s government fear of unrest in Catalonia.
Workmen clearing a former Dr. Thomas S Holmes drug store cellar in New York uncover a securely fastened box, revealing a hidden secret connected to the physician's death. A Brooklyn physician, Holmes previously ran a drug store and faced mysterious circumstances surrounding his demise.
The county commissioners named Worthington as judge of election for pre cinet 20 to fill the vacancy caused by Hugh O Donnell resignation. George King was chosen to fill vacancy No 11 replacing Shelby Irvine who resigned.
Special to InterMountain from Helena on November 1 reports County Clark Arme of Granite County will not be required to remove the nine called Bryan democratic ticket.
Police found a petrified head and trunk of a girl about 12. They traced the skeleton to Cy Holmes who claimed to have used an embalming process from the Civil War. He reportedly died before revealing the method. Holmes allegedly embalmed many soldiers and President Lincoln.
Recailée de con Waller is jailed for the murder of Jennie Bussichieter. Jamies Moller lister shuts down his silk plant in Paterson New Jersey, paying off about 60 workers after his son Walter, the firm head, was implicated, ending business for now.
Charles R. Funt's Arrow, touted as the fastest ship ever designed, was launched at Myers shipyard in Nyack New York. Built with a forty two mile guarantee and possibly aimed at torpedo service, it is towed to Newark for shafting and engine work before a yet unspecified final destination.
Captain Oscar J. Humphrey of the Pacific Steam Whale ing company reports a strong year for whaling with catches through October including Gramps 13, Alexander is Bay Yew 7, Narwhal 3, Bowhead 1, Fearless 2, Beluga 1 1 2, Karluck 8 1 2, Jeanette 7, Belovidere 1. The fleet expects the Heet to arrive soon while Narwhal Bowhead and Beluga head to Hofgehel? land for winter. Heluga reaches Bailey island towing the schooner Sophia Sutherland.
President Mitchell of the United Mine Workers will address a Brooklyn mass meeting this evening after leading the Pennsylvania anthracite strike. Henry George Jr will preside. speakers include Porkina of the International Cigarmakers Union Hurondesa Croaby Father Ducey Swinton and Charles Frederick Adame.
William Jennings Bryan arrives in Chicago from Hammond with Cook County democratic clubs. He will address a business men meeting on the lake front and give multiple speeches on the northwest side through Saturday before departing for Lincoln. Plans for a lake front circus tent were scrapped after Montgomery Ward threatened legal action.
A verse fragment describes a dramatic meeting where a singular man meets a peerless girl, signifying the end of both their former pursuits and the start of a new union, in a heightened romantic tone. The scene hints at decisive fates linked to a single encounter.
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