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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1899
Page
4
The largest and most complete line of shoes including fancy oxfords slippers and spring oxfords in kid and satin colors with new toe shapes and heels. Highlights a $3.00 $3.50 and $4.00 oxford line in tan and black viel kids plus children and misses low shoes and strap sandals. Call to inspect stock.
Washington reports that an agreement is reaching for a unanimous settlement on Samoa affairs among the three powers. Herr Solf is to succeed Raffel as Apia municipal council president and will travel via Chicago and Colorado Springs before sailing for San Francisco. The State Department has yet to pick a representative, but aims to avoid those with recent Samoa involvement. The German commissioner is not yet confirmed, as Berlin’s intimation of Schmidt’s selection is viewed skeptically. The outcome hinges on a peaceful accord with possible deadlock risk, with Sweden’s Oscar mentioned for emperor prospects.
The Navy plans new coaling stations at Culebra Island Mayaguez and Nipe Bay to control Windward Passage and facilitate fleet operations from Dry Tortugas. Surveys near Puerto Rico Cuba and Cuba ports prep sites while port Jefferson dredging deepens to support battleship coal needs. Memorial rail around the burial site for Metine disaster victims authorized by the President.
Dr Mitchell endorses cod liver oil emulsion given half an hour after meals to revive listless patients. Scott Browne chemists sell Scott's Emulsion, cod liver oil with hypophosphites, claimed to regenerate tissue and enrich blood. Orders place cruiser Montgomery with Atlantic squadrons and potential ship transfers under Rear Admiral Sampson. Marietta heads to Port of Spain after Guantanamo.
Liverpool April 7 The French roller boat Ernest Bazin was offered at auction but drew no bidders. Launched in 1846 at Saint Denis France, it is a large rectangular box on six lenticular rollers sunk about 4.08 metres, with 7 horsepower machinery to drive a propeller and rollers to skim the water.
The Voltaire cites a new instalment from the cassation court records about the Dreyfus case, noting the secret dossier links only to a single document and remains unimportant. In San Francisco betting chatter, Willy Smith is ahead in a wagering skirmish, with Green and Smith odds and a potential challenge from Ryan and Wolcott discussed.
A report describes steamers and a carrier dispatched from the east with steel piling for a wharf near Wheatland to aid U S government work. Possible trouble with natives prompts consideration of quick firing to protect American workers during construction.
A Chicago Chronicle report chronicles a syndicate of New York Philadelphia Chicago financiers with twenty million dollars backing forming to purchase and consolidate all Chicago street railway companies including surface and elevated lines. The group, tied to metropolitan figures, seeks a successful conclusion to the negotiations with good prospects noted.
Berlin Times correspondent notes the German government did not view McKinsey statement as a sincere expression of regret. No official Berlin confirmation of rumors that German consul Rose at Apia was told to demand compensation for losses from the bombardment.
George White accepts Andrew McDonald's challenge to race Oakland against stallion Directum Kelly. Tomny Bre is chosen to run at the Dubuque meeting on April 7 in Dubuque Iowa.
Washington reports growing Jamaica sentiment for annexation of Leeward islands to the United States. Officials see potential for U S British talks if Britain agrees to swap the Leewards for the Philippines, with public support here favoring the exchange and skeptical Britain risk.
In a car wreck on the Los Angeles and Pasadena electric railway, Mrs. 8 F Miowman of Topeka Kansas sustained fractures to five ribs on her left side. Her condition is listed as serious. Several other persons were injured.
Internal Revenue Collector Lynch reports the California northern district's March receipts at 270,241 dollars. The prior March totals were 14,386 dollars, with the year’s increase attributed to the war tax and higher business activity in the state.
Allen L. Dalrymple assistant superintendent in the railway mail service was killed at Union Station while attempting to board an outbound Friece train. The accident occurred in St Louis Missouri on April 7 as he was dragged under the wheels.
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