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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1899
Page
4
Starting Sunday July 9 the Bute Anaconda and Pacific railway sets a 1.00 round trip fare from Butte to Anaconda and return and back again for Sundays only Tickets are also valid at the same rate from Hutte to Mountain View Park Sundays only with the same limitations.
In a clash dated Aug 13 near Viecam, Mexican troops under General Torres, about 1000 strong, and Yaqui fighters numbering around 700, fought amid extreme heat. Two Mexican officers and 20 Yaquis died or were wounded. 40 Yaquis were slain. Loretto Villa led Yaqui forces in a jungle retreat, later aiding a Mexican rear attack. Father Beltran and Josephine sisters were found to have fled a church after the fight. Sun exposure caused deaths and prostrations among Eleventh Regiment troops during the march.
In Omaha delegates from Populist, Democratic, and Silver Republican groups convened to nominate candidates for state offices and the State University Board of Regents. Widespread opposition to Sek A. Halcomb emerged, with W. W. Allen steering resolutions for the Populists as Bryan influenced the Democrats. The platforms pressed free coinage at 16 to 1 and denounced railroad fare demands, while tensions rose into disorder.
Delegates voted a resolution passed with light turnout as Mr. Bryan addressed all three conventions. He denounced Philippine policy and trusts, urged free coinage of silver as the key issue for the public, and was warmly received. Regents for the state university named Edson Rich of Omaha and J. L. Teeters of Lincoln with no opposition.
The Globe's morning leader advocates Admiral George Dewey as the Democratic National Convention nominee. It lauds his preeminent naval service at Manila Bay, calls him untainted by politics, and urges a platform against trusts with autonomy for the Philippines Cuba and Porto Rico.
Halifax Aug. 23 A. H. Davis reports that Lewis HL Davis and Sir Wilfred Laurier will depart Canada for England within weeks. They aim to address the Alaskan boundary and related issues before the Joint High Commission and the Foreign Office in an effort to secure an amicable settlement.
Officers listed include Major William Uathrook at Fort Crook Nebraska and Major Harty at Fort Mutfords Por Heth, with additional posts at Fort Riley Fort Ni My Lincain and Leivenworth. The text assigns several majors such as Major McNamey Major dulit and Major Aeary Wiley to various fittings and commands.
The White States plan relief shipments to Porto Ricans, with funds totaling about 10,700 dollars from consignments and cash subscriptions. Items include patton wrappers, creamer products, shirtings, and assorted medical supplies to aid the relief effort for the injured and displaced.
Al Spuings promotes Crystal Springs resort offering private baths and modern plunge facilities. The service emphasizes first class care, 24 hour access, lakefront location, and frequent fountain displays, inviting visitors from nearby towns.
An overseas news note highlights the Northweat's "globe UWotters" and the Moe Wwitlkes's Pioneer Limited as a premier conveyance. It praises a vast route network and nationwide reputation, noting commitment to universal transportation and robust service.
The Opysia Springs project invites visitors to view the new artesian well and its machinery. Workers operate the sinking equipment day and night, with a raised platform to allow night viewing of the well’s operation.
Dr. Gilbert Reed of Chicago promoting the International Institute of China passes through Chicago en route to Pekin to purchase ground and erect buildings. He aims to educate the Chinese elite and create a center with exhibitions, lyceum, and social halls. His funding includes $18,000 donated in China and official sanction from the Chinese government. The Manila victory and American prestige influence China to resist dismemberment and accept reforms.
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