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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1900
Page
4
Our winter line of men's overcoats is ready with the newest and best in the state. Examine the styles textures and prices at Hennessy's and you will see trading there is pleasant and profitable.
A lengthy catalog from Hennessy presents Raglan Overcoats and Box Coats in black cheviot and Oxford cheviot, with velvet collars, satin sleeve linings, and stitched edges. Prices range from $20 to $45, all sizes available in many styles and finishes.
The Independent Democrats met in the Auditorium Butte as delegates from various counties flocked in. Governor Clark’s supporters denounced bribery while endorsing reform, with speeches condemning McKinley and the Philippines policy. Committees were formed for credentials organization and platform as Hogan and Fox were mentioned for governor and lieutenant governor respectively.
Frank H. Cooney files petition to move a $10,000 damage suit against the Northern Pacific Railroad to the United States Circuit Court at Helena. The case arises from an incident June 13 when a train conductor ejected Cooney near Silver Bow canyon and forced him to walk three miles to a station between the city and Garrison.
In Reachest court Judge Sullivan dismissed the carpenter Sam Cackrel after the telephone company failed to appear for a case over a cut wire at the Abrams building. Hd Hirt's assault case was continued to Friday along with other trials. Reston notes report copper mining fluctuations and local obituaries including John Ryan and Anna Genre with funerals planned. smallpox victim W H Baker removed to pest house.
Deer Lodge October 2 3 o'clock conference committees from three counties begin fusion talks. The populists press for Flannigan as sheriff and refuse to cede the nomination to the labor party candidate. If labor leaders do not concede there will be no fusion between populists and labor parties.
Frenchtown residents report a skeleton unearthed two miles from town after a brush pile burning. Coroner Hayes plans an official examination the next morning to determine the cause and details of the discovery.
A fire at 2 am destroyed the grocery of H. L. Stotsman in Beattie Washington. Thirteen year old Fred Stotsman suffocated in an upstairs bedroom where the fire started. His fifteen year old sister saved him by leaping from a second story window. The boy reportedly awoke, checked a candle, and the mother was ill with typhoid fever attended by a nurse.
The British steamer Eagle Point from London to Philadelphia reports a collision at 1 AM yesterday with the British steamer Hiela from New York to Manchester England. The Hiela sank after the collision, all hands were saved and will be brought to Philadelphia.
German column of 1,790 under Gen. von Hoopfer battled a small Boxer force south of the deer park, killing 49 Chinese. Four Germans wounded. Chinese leader Chi Hain captured in Beijing by the Tams. No word on garrison or evidence of capture.
Georgetown Ky Det. case of Henry Youtasy linked to the Goebel assassination opened with 21 of the expected EU witnesses present. The commonwealth sought attachments for absent witnesses and indicated readiness for trial proceedings.
Lansing law action: Michigan Supreme Court, in a unanimous ruling, held the 1897 act imposing a one cent per pound bounty on beet sugar unconstitutional. The decision affects state sugar manufacture incentives.
Officers halted a wagon carrying ore near West Park street and arrested William Koonts after ore was traced to I. S Newman of Muny and a Helena source. Detectives found assayer notes and a rough estimate suggests the ore could buy a new city hall, with the total value undetermined at jail.
Great rejoicing among Butte miners as the Federal Court of Appeals in San Francisco reverses Idaho court rulings in the Wardner prison conspiracies. The decision largely quashes proceedings against prisoners held in the Wardner “pen,” except Paul Corcoran who received seventeen years. Breen Mackel announce plans to take Corcoran’s case to the U S Supreme Court for the Western Federation of Miners.
Missoula October 3 Special to the Titer Mountain reports Mr Sheffer father of Peter Sheffer of Frenchtown Independent Democratic nominee for commissioner died this morning. The Ina ferment will take place on Thursday.
Reading Pennsylvania report notes a gradual mine closure in the western Schuylkill area. Only about 100 cars were produced today and shipments on the Reading railway are falling as storage coal persists at Schuylkill Haven while mines may halt operations in a few days.
Jinkye Deatty in Pocatello rules Peter Tawi may practice in his court after disbarment by the supreme court. The Austrian steamer with 40 refugees sails from Lourenzo Marques, paid 30 shillings by the Transvaal government and 20 on landing at chosen port. Transport Mutecork sails for Manila with 90 men of the Twenty-Fourth and Twenty-Fifth regiments. Sunnyside coal mine at Evansville in blaze feared a total loss. Fire on an eight story building at Mare Ket street Chicago causes substantial damage. The Mency Yontazey murder trial begins at Georgetown Kentucky. health improving, testimony expected from Taylor and Binley. A gas stove trust forming with 400 iron works for a national charter. capital to be $16,000,000. General Lond Roberts replaces Lord Wolseley as commander in chief and will return home from South Africa with honors. WANTED TWO WAITRESSES at the Southern hotel.
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