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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1899
Page
4
A compact list of assorted groceries with quantities and prices. Items include maple syrup, whole cod fish, citrus peels, cinnamon, pepper, mustard, breakfast cocoa, coffee blends, vinegar, canned fruit, potatoes, onions, flour, bread, and laundry soap. Prices appear in cents or dollars per unit, with various package sizes noted.
A government plan to start a naval wireless telegraphy experiment faces high costs as Rear Admiral Bradford resists reduced pricing. The Navy, Army, and European powers clash over patents and equipment, with stations planned at a state naval station and a torpedo school as prototypes advance pending funding and supplier access.
A vast refrigerating facility, claimed to be the largest ever built, is planned for Matilta by the United States under Major J. Dundier. The plant will cover 4,000 square feet and rise to 4 feet, housing 4,000 hogs, 7,000 sheep, and 100 tons of preserved meats, plus 40 tons of ice and 6,000 gallons of distilled water daily. It aims to supply hospitals and troops with fresh meat, vegetables, and pure water, improving frontline provisioning via rail.
W W Simpson and A W Lagerquist of the Christian and Missionary Alliance arrived in Seattle from Thibet aboard the Tsunt Matu. Simpson recalls Paongan mission demolished by Buddhist priests led by Rev G T Shields and wife. Government scientists Holderer and Fuller were robbed in June. No converts in three years. Buddhist priests, amid China's troubles, are in control and vow to wage physical war on Christianity.
San Pranecisco December 22. W H Gilbert bankrupt hardware merchant from Winger NC declares to United States Commissioner Peacock he will not resist being sent to North Carolina for trial on indictment charging he concealed assets to defraud creditors.
New York December 22 Herald correspondent at Colan says official Caracas advices report government troops defeated rebel forces under Gen Hernandes on December 14. Hernandes fled. many prisoners believed taken and a large quantity of ammunition seized.
Port Marcaibo has officially declined to open to commerce and the Venezuelan rebellion is considered at an end. It is expected that Geo. Hernandes will probably be captured soon.
Bjornsted formerly of the Minnesota Volunteers now named captain of the Forty second in the Philippines reports at the Presidio awaiting transport to his men. He served with the Minnesota regiment, was badly wounded, was reported dead, and funeral services were held at his home in St Paul.
San Francisco dispatch reports Dinglicano, sentenced two years ago by a federal court for possessing counterfeiting tools, remains in prison after term expiry as he refuses to pay a $2 fine and declines to take oath papers. The inmate is reportedly content to remain a guest of the state while authorities decide next steps.
Disjointed London Herald summary notes an authority disputing rumors about Filipino finances. It claims Filipinos can fund operations, stating they have money to sustain efforts, with references to artillery and arena tensions.
Ex Senator Washburn speaks in Minneapolis urging a United States China trade commission to push meaningful commercial relations. He touts Denby as a potential head, favors allowing Philippines access, and argues cooperation with China benefits the U.S. economy and governance.
The Record reports Hal Bort Mussel will retire from the stage following a concert in Chicago. All his engagements for the season are canceled as he ends his performing career.
An advertisement promotes French Tansy Tablets by A. Augendre of Paris, offered in the United States by Newbro Drug Co. Price two dollars per box mailed sealed. The rest of the text shifts into a lengthy, unrelated historical narrative about Seneca clan leaders, mourning, and rituals with many named individuals and dates.
Notice is hereby given that with the consent in writing of the required capital stock and a trustees meeting resolution dated November 9, 1899, the principal place of business of Washoe Copper Company is changed from Butte, Silver Bow county, Montana to Anaconda, Deer Lodge county, Montana. This serves as notice of removal. Signed by Keanery M. Newbro, President, and A. K. MacDonald, Secretary.
Unknown man killed in Norwand area after a person, described as Witt, fired a weapon while the victim was near a hole in a fence cutting telegraph wires. Telecommunication wires had been out for some time, with reports of the incident emerging through telephone lines.
The Dillon News reports a morning blast at about 7 o clock when Mrs Mason Wis and a young boarder caused a coal dust explosion that shattered the stove, blew dishes and windows, and scattered debris. A nearby dwelling housing a grocery store and other buildings was set ablaze but quickly contained with local help. The town planned Christmas entertainments and church services as residents recovered from the incidents and prepared for holidays.
J D McGregor Veterinary Surgeon honorary graduate of Ontario Veterinary College Toronto treats all domestic animals according to scientific principles at Omi Marlow's Stables 104 Booth Main Street telephone 293 all cases promptly attended to.
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