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Newspaper

Daily Inter Mountain

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1899

Page

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Cronje Reports Desultory Fighting Near Modder River

News from Pretoria reports General Cronje stating desultory fighting renewed with heavy cannon fire near Modder River. Captain Finnhart notes burghers hold positions under British fire, with balloons aiding the British. Casualties uncertain, estimate about 100 killed or wounded, while a reconnoitering party encountered a large Boer force and Captain Bradshaw was killed.

Pretoria Cronje Finnhart Modder River Bani Wi

Fighting Resumed at Modder River in South Africa

A Modder River dispatch reports renewed fighting between Methuen's British forces and Boer troops as telegraph operators note the return of firing. The report confirms resumed hostilities on the front with no further details provided.

Modder River London Methuen

Captain Bradshaw Killed in Orange River Patrol

London war office report describes a patrol near Ramah and Zoutspoin drift ten miles east of the Orange river. Captain Bradshaw and three men were killed, Lieutenant Gregson and seven others wounded, while the Boers had five killed and several wounded after a sharp engagement.

London War Office Orange River Mounted Infantry Bradshaw Yorkshire 1Avcashires MacKarlane Ramah Zoutspoin Drift Mounted Gormansburg Gregson East Kents

Stock Jobbing Scheme Hinted on Ladysmith Relief Rumor

A London stock exchange renewal today renewed persistent rumors of Ladysmith relief. Officials deny the report, which is believed to have been started to unload Kaffir shares.

London The Stock Exchange Ladysmith War Office

Not Large Enough Army in Transvaal War Debate

London December 15 Rear Admiral Lord Charles Beresford told a Hackney Unionist meeting that government troops to the Transvaal were insufficient and urged immediate large reinforcements for auxiliaries. He pressed for more ships and quick firing guns to equip a mobile force, insisting Britain needed more men and stronger artillery.

London Hackney Lord Charles Beresford Lord Lansdowne Transvaal Great Britain Dord Lanslowne Nuv

Front Line Duty and Public Services Debate

A fragmented 19th century style excerpt discusses emergency planning and wartime duty. It contrasts fire department readiness with a weather service note and emphasizes national mobilization. The text mentions four engines for a large conflagration and the idea that all citizens should contribute to national effort.

Gnd Wat

Boers Repulsed at Mafeking in December Fighting

Pretoria info states Molopo west of Mafeking bombarded on December 11 with sharp fighting. Boers attacked the British post at Mafeking on December 6 but after heavy combat were forced to retreat to Suysmans fort.

Pretoria Molopo Maffeking Mafeking Suymans Fort

Kimberley Dispatch Reports Boers Repulsed at Kuruman

From London December 15 the War Office dispatch from Col Kekewich dated Kimberley December 10 reports the Boers reattacked Kuruman and were repulsed by loyalists and Bechuanos. Kimberley forces demonstrated northward drawing five hundred Boers and three guns. Fighting lasted several hours with one British killed and seven wounded.

London War Office Kekewich Kimberley Kuruman

London gloom as Methuen’s retreat spooks markets

A London dispatch reports gloom over Methuen’s retreat from the frontier after a failed offensive against the Boers. The piece notes high casualties, doubts about Kimberley, and fears of a national disaster, with calls for new corps and stronger leadership to restore British prestige. It mentions Gatacre, Buller, and Lord Methuen amid political tensions in Cape Colony.

New York the Tribune London Methuen Stock Exchange Ladysmith Buller Aove Dounjai Kimberley Orange River Gatacre Bouth Lord Metheun Cape Colony Mr Hoffinger Prem Hehreiner

Big case on trial in Montana ore case continues

Special to Inter Mountain Helena Dec. After delays caused by technicalities a le pleadings the case Rollins Morse v Montana Ore Purchasing company came on for trial. Defense sought to file a plea in abatement overruled. Defense then filed an answer with matters from the plea. Plaintiff’s counsel would object at proper time to certain matters. A continuance motion was overruled. Trial proceeds with opening statements.

Inter Mountain Helena Dec. U Tech RE. Rollins Morse Montana Firbett

Treaty to settle Samoa claims named Swedish-Norwegian king as arbitrator

Washington dispatch details a treaty between the United States Germany and Great Britain to settle Samoa disputes. A separate convention for claims names the king of Sweden and Norway as arbitrator, set to decide damages and scope of accountability for losses during military actions in Samoa.

Sweden Norway Washington United States Germany Great Britain Miele I Berlin Bamow United States of America Tutuila Wid Greenwiel Opolu Savalu Greenwich Shell John May Holleben Paunceefote Samoa Samoan Islanos Wade Elaine Saul Chilies

Fragmentary tale of a man and uncle in Portland Oregon

A fragmented account mentions a man and his uncle in Portland Oregon and a perilous journey to a city, with family support referenced and a final line implying tragedy. The text hints at a suicide attempt linked to a person named Tuttle, reportedly connected to Harry Dempsey and a woman named Malis, though details are unclear.

Portland Ore Harry Dempsey Tuttle Ing. Malis

Ministers Hope Monthly Meeting After Sinai Congress

Chicago ministers from all denominations may adopt a united effort following the mid continental congress of religions held at Sinai temple. The three days of deliberations concluded yesterday, with plans for monthly gatherings and joint action outlined by leaders and pollsters.

Chicago Denny Congress of Religions Sinai Temple

Raised the Money Oakland Cats Dee

The Riel academy ladies secured twenty thousand dollars to secure a site for construction. Andrew Carnegie has donated fifty thousand dollars, and receipts show cash and pledges of seventeen thousand seven hundred sixty dollars. A telegram from U P Huntington promised two thousand dollars, bringing total subscriptions to seven hundred sixty dollars over the goal.

Oakland Cat Dee Andrew Qr Nege Rand U.P. Huntington

Death by own action identified in San Francisco tragedy

Dec. 15 report states a young man of unknown name, linked to a wealthy New York broker family, died by his own act after a quarrel aboard a steamer. He formerly resided in Paris and was connected to a San Francisco incident involving a Oakland woman linked to a recent marriage rejection. Passengers and mails awaiting landing تخص quarantine inspection.

Prancho Dee Ag Femive San Rafael New York Paris Saeed San Francisco Oakland Mariposa

Sale of Yearlings Auction At Stele Farm

In San Francisco Dev a sale of yearlings from the stele farm of ALT Spyerie ols fetched high prices. Matt Stern purchased the colt Cambave lip Cathin Imp Candin for 1300 dollars. W Hooney paid 1100 dollars for Belzebub. Austriin bred colt Marcol also noted.

San Francisco Dev ALT Spyerieols Matt Stern Colt W.hooney

Kentucky Debates Turn Personal in House Finance Row

The House closed general debate on the financial bill amid sparse attendance. Kentucky figures Berry and Wheeler clashed intensely over Kentucky election corruption, Goebel, and Goebel’s possible seating, sparking a heated exchange that featured sharp personal attacks and interrupted proceedings.

Washington Deel House Jones Vad Messrs Rhea Grentucky Willams Berry Wheeler Democras Kentucky Wheels Hinmk Taylor Goebel Ninton Godel Louihville Harry Nin Leclaring Wheeler Cox

Senate Adjourns and Sets Committee Weights

In Washington the Senate convened and adjourned to Monday after a motion by Yale. Aldrich Rhode Island presented a special order fixing standard committees and their personnel for the Senate of the Sixtieth Congress. The order passed without dissent, with Cook urging vacancies in memory representation be filled soon.

Wasington Dec Senate Yale Aldrich Ctode Island Seth Cook Dave

Invited law sent to Admiral Dewey by mayor

An invited law signed by Mayor Phelan and the grand Wificers of the Native sons of the Golden Has been sent to Admiral Dewey for his presence. Unclear city ads Sept. V, 10.

Fan Francisca. Doe Phelan Sons of the Golden Admiral Dewey

Hennessy Offers Little Daisy Carpet Sweepers in Basement Display

Hennessy presents Little Daisy carpet sweepers, showing two units amid a basement display with toy items nearby. The emphasis centers on the product line and in-store arrangement, highlighting availability and placement.

Hennessy’s “Little Daisy

Fine China and Glass Exhibition Opens at Ragaar Basement

The Art Ravn in Bagaar opened Tuesday drawing hundreds to view and purchase fine porcelain and glassware. Visitors could select handsome pieces for Christine as the display offered a wide range of Brie-a-bravy style tableware.

Bagaar Suiming Christine Baresmont Ragaar

Suggestion on Gift Choices and Humor

A quirky note ponders choosing a Christmas gift and amusingly warns against straying from the intended item. It remarks that words can mislead and jokes about the futility of clever phrasing in selecting a gift.

Silk Petticoats and Ruffled Silk Undergarments

An advertisement lists several silk petticoats in various colors and styles. Sizes range from short to tall lengths with ruffles, cords, and lace trims. Prices run from four dollars to thirty-six dollars, featuring taffeta silk and novelty designs with umbrella effects and multiple ruffles.

Fur Sets and Collars in Angora Thibet and More

Ladies winter wear feature Angora fur sets with plain white fur collars and muffs at 2.50 per set. Extra good Angora collars and muffs in tan drab and pink priced 5.00. Thibet fur sets in plain white at 8.50. Bel sets in stone mart en chinchilla and white astrakhan with fancy and plain muffs priced 7.00 and 10.00 per set.

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