Regular teachers' certificate exams set for August 18 19
The regular examination for teachers certificates will be held at the office of the Department of Schools on August 18 and 19.
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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1899
Page
11
The regular examination for teachers certificates will be held at the office of the Department of Schools on August 18 and 19.
London Aug 19 The Earl of Benhigh speaks at a Primrose meeting urging unity amid the Transvaal crisis. William Sted accuses Chamberlain and Harcourt of fraud over the Jameson raid and criticizes Milner’s role. A Kaffir kraal exhibition provokes scandal with mixed marriages and European curiosity. St. Paul’s declines electric lighting for now. Astor plans a household venture. Derbyshire politician cites stock imports. Congressman Loud critiques railway mail costs. will compare with Berlin and Paris systems. Theatrical interests back Hugo de Barthe at the Haymarket.
Pure Tea In packages at grocers' Schillings Best Langtry to Mr. de Barthe has increased curiosity as to the production. The reward to dress, furniture, etc., it promises to be one of the most elaborate and expensive scenery London. Charles Havw trey and Lilly Hanbury are engaged. Mrs. de Barthe says the play will be the boldest on the English stage for years. The scenic artist reproduces the drawing room at Newnwicket house. Lilly Langtry’s daughter Granter to appear. Adolph Liesegang to compose a dedicated serenade. Liesegang sails for New York August 11 aboard Hamburg America. First performance of Die Meistersinger by Castle Square Opera Company planned for October 2.
A Tonoka report says United States Senator Harris will introduce three amendments to the federal constitution at the next session. The proposals include a six year presidential term with disqualification from re election, a four year term for congressmen, and election of US senators by direct vote of the people. Harris argues fewer elections are needed and notes a congressman should focus on duties rather than frequent re election.
A half century old wagon bridge over the Wabash at Clinton was destroyed by dynamite wiring and dry timber felling. The blast toppled the spans into the river at about 2 PM after electric charges cut the pillars and sent a cheer from 2000 onlookers as the timber collapsed, not injuring the piers.
Market showed irregularities with late-week recoveries and bears alarm. London and continental conditions improved while the Bank of England refrained from action. Railroads and Western/Central Pacific shares stood out as notable strength amid cautious sentiment.
Fifteen hundred cloakmakers employed by A. Popkin & Co. at No. 04 Broadway have struck after claims that Mr. Popkin refused to accept a new wage scale.
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease as a universal foot cure for swollen, painful feet and corns. It claims instant relief from stings and sweating, improves fit of tight shoes, and offers a free trial by mail. Sold through druggists and shoe stores with a 250 stamp mail-order option.
In Chicago on August 18 McCormack of Philadelphia knocked out Kid Mettoy in 2 47, in a fight billed for six rounds. McCormack used jarring rights to the jaw, dropping McCoy and ending the bout as pandemonium erupted among spectators. McCoy rose briefly but failed to continue as Hogan signaled the finish.
A fragmented local notice blends names and odd phrases about Cryshl Spriggs and a life opportunity. It references a single state entity, boating, baths, and evening fountains in a terse, period-like style with unclear specifics.
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