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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1900
Page
9
The Pall Mall Gazette notes American resolve and cheers Thanksgiving at the Hotel Cecil. Reports discuss Kitchener, Boer War morale, and the global press urging intervention as Filipinos and Spaniards face renewed activity.
A historical notice notes Bigsalt Combine Federal Company gains control over western output. Prices are expected to rise as the United States production would be managed under central authority. The article mentions subsidiaries and state implications, with shared profits and pricing coordinated across regions.
A fragment from a historical newspaper mentions McKinley’s possible compromise and reactions by Americans to European events. It notes interest in Clyde ship tests and compares new and old vessels, plus a Thanksgiving dinner remark by Mr. Choate on American press reception.
The dispatch from Lamonays discusses De Wet and the Boer forces in South Africa. It notes De Wet’s riders are not defeated but hard pressed as Lord Roberts departs and Kitchener assumes command. The piece contrasts grim military action with social joy as Kitchener’s leadership is welcomed.
A Vienna despatch to the Herald reports a prestigious lecture before the military and scientific society by Field Marshal Rataynhuit claiming British officers excel but overconfident. He argues England took no strategic precautions, blaming heavy officer losses and lighter soldier casualties. He cites imagined reforms as unnecessary.
Trail Creek 13 coal priced at 7.00 dollars per ton is offered for domestic use with a sale price of 35.50 dollars per ton by T. J. Murphy at 5. Coal orders urged to avoid delays as cold weather approaches.
Col H C Symonds dies at Los Matos California from paralysis aged 70. He was a West Point graduate with classmates including Generals Sheridan Schofield and McPherson. During the Civil War he served as commissary at Gaivills By and handled millions of dollars in army supplies.
Governor Smith grants a full pardon to William Howard, who served a term for forgery and related offenses. The pardon followed a clemency review citing time already served and conduct. Other inmates named in the action include Atkin from Silverton County and McMoel, with several sentences shortened or affirmed. The pardon was part of a broader clemency initiative and reflected the court’s approval of the petition.
O Mee or dk room for rent at 48 Rant Broadway a few doors east of the post office. A fine lotion for any small business on the ground floor.
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