Solemn Funeral in New York for Marcus Daly
The mass and funeral rites in St Patrick's Cathedral honored Marcus Daly, praised for charity to the poor and orphaned. Attended by a packed crowd, Rev Callahan urged readiness for death as the tolling bell and mournful hymns echoed through the church.
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Montana
Marcus Daly
New York
St. Patrick’s Cathedral
Familly
Greenwood Cemetery
St. Patrick's Church
Grim Reaper
Daly
Lfe
Father de Siere
Father English
Father Harrington
Father McGlynn
Father Callahan
Rooney
Harmony Glee Club
Quartette
Butte Businesses Pause in Honor of the Dead
Business activity nearly halted in Butte forenoon as respect paid to the deceased memory. Amalgamated Co mines suspended operations, and banks remained closed all day.
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Butte
Amalgamated Co
Local Notices From Butte Area Listings and Co-Owners Notice
A collage of local business ads and notices including addresses for Jackson photography and dentists, a piano tuner, and seed shop references. It lists Dr J R Sievers resuming practice on Nov 13 1900, Dr John McIntyre relocating to West Broadway, and a marriage of Ernest and Ingrid Johnson with a license issued to August Huletts and Mary Klein. Also a notice to co-owners O B Hulizer and John Hulsizer about labor on the Lively Quartz Lode claim in Silver Bow County with a payment deadline.
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J. R. E. Sievers
Noor
Owsley Block
John McIntyre
West Broadway
McIntyre
East Granite
First
Dass
Inter Mountain Office
Ernest Johnson
Ingrid Maria Johnson
Alexander Sandstrom
August Huletts
Mary Klein
Justice Nichols
Hulsizer
John Hulajzer
Joseph Labouchier
United States
Little Pine
Silver Bow County
Montana
Soap Gulch
Melrose
O. B. Hulalzer
John Hulsizer
Father of Copper Tells Of Meader and Daly Firms
The article profiles T Meader called the father of copper, noting his Chewelah property in Washington and Meaderville’s namesake. It covers Montana mining ties, a 300 foot vein with water issues, shareholding moves to make the Chewelah property fully taxable, and Meader’s health and visit to Butte. It also mentions the Daly Donahoe Moyer banking firm continuity, and local union wage changes effective January 21 1901, plus local engraving offers by Rubenstine Co.
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T. Meader
Meaderville
Chewelah
Wash
Mr. Meader
Butte
Northwest
Montana
Meader
Spokane
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New Cosy
Empire Addition
New Street
Walkervillea
Henry Avenue
Excelsior Avenue
Wakerville
Bo Quick
Norwest
Ses
Fair Drug & Assay Supply Company
Iwee
Park ST
Butte, Mont
Booth’s Home Bakery
California
Jordan
Alaska
Ise
Guinness
We Pabst
Pabst
A. Booth
Orthern Pacific
Burlington
New Bhorlile
Pointa
Colorado
New Mexico
Billings
Alliance
Neb
All Butte
St. Patrick’s Church
Ignatius Donnelly
Thea
Father Callahin
House of Worship
Father Callahans
St. Paul
Apostle
Calahan
Pounds Guader
Avec
Ito
Java
Mocha
Sssbetebes
the Smith Grocery Co
S. Main
A. G. Bates
Montana Music Co
Butte Brewing Co
Graham
Kemp
Granite
Forsyth
Owsley
Butte Bird
W. B. Dodd
Park Street
Joseph B “Nihil
Brobeck
Paul Rever
Co. T. Meader
City
State
Washington
Messrs. M. Donahoe
W. L. Moyer
Daly, Donahoe & Moyer
Eigct
Carpenters
C. A. McGovney
Rubenstine & Co
E. E. German
North Main Street
Pacific
Richelieu
Owl
Butey Bros
W. Park
Ching
Alhambra
Fairfield’s
North Star Mills
Brownfield-Canty Carpet CO
West Park Street
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