11 Feb 1899
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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1899
Page
1
Siegel claims the removal sale aims to make friends rather than profits and touts Granite street window displays of new trousers from top pants-makers offered at very low prices. The notice emphasizes intrinsic value over earnings and invites shoppers to buy extra pairs.
From Otis report in Washington a war dispatch notes Manuel Aguinaldo era. MacArthur division moved north of Pasig River with Otis brigade wheel. Casualties total 292 with many wounded including Captain W L Hill and Lieutenant Gardenheire. Names of wounded missing and killed listed across units Twentieth Kansas First Idaho Thirteenth Minnesota and more.
Washington reports February 11 adds more casualties including First North Dakota with Sergeant William H. Lock wounded, Third Artillery Private B. L. Butzker wounded, Utah Artillery Corporal Andrew Peterson wounded. message sent via Oday cable.
A detailed report describes American forces under Major General MacArthur attacking insurgents at Caloocan and Otis. The Monadnock and Charleston shelled Caloocan as US artillery supported infantry, driving the enemy into the mountains. Casualties included three American dead and 22 wounded, with Lt. Col. Bruce Wallace among the wounded.
Manila reports near Caloocan and Malabon as Monadnock and Charleston shell rebel camps. American forces claim heavy enemy losses with fifty killed and wounded for one American casualty. Heat and jungle fighting hampered operations as the day progressed.
The Kansas regiment stood fast north of Malabon then moved to hospital care as rails reached Caloocan. Supplies for troops are being forwarded by rail, with a score of items recorded as dispatched.
A Manila dispatch reports a precise American advance against about ten thousand rebels. Fire discipline and coordinated movement led to a demoralized enemy and a heavy slaughter as American troops closed to 500 yards then charged. Rail lines largely intact as ships shell beyond Caloovan toward Malabon and Malolos.
A Manila steamer departs with a Filipino statement denying American hostility and recounting massacres in Malate Paco Santa Ana and Malabon. The document accuses American forces of terror, urging relief for civilians and alleging a war of extermination in Manila. It notes Latin commissioners visited and accuses Washington of political manipulation and corruption.
San Francisco reports from the Orient state Russia is pouring troops into Port Arthur and Talienwan to quell what is described as a ferreted garrison. Observers note discontent among locals in Liao Tung and claim at least 9,000 troops have landed recently. Port Arthur may see a total buildup of 25,000 by month’s end, with larger garrisons planned for nearby ports. The Yellow River floods prompt aid drives, and a plague outbreak alarms Canton area markets. A Pan Wo company manager in Ningpo fled amid hostile Chinese actions at a mine near Ningpo.
The report claimed Espenarl Stew art was engaged to marry Miss Jibe Mola Dahlgren but he refuted the claim saying he is not engaged or planning marriage. In a separate matter, John Parret and Jack O’Brien fought at the Mission Athletic Club with Parret winning by knockout in the sixth round and being rushed to a ship for treatment.
Two women a mother and daughter and a man were arrested by United States marshals over an extensive swindling operation tied to the Bathfield Pin J company. William F. Skinner of Waterford Maine and Helen Mark company officials promoted claims to remove facial hair and sold processing materials via dubious ads. Victims paid up to 10 dollars while the scheme boasted a stock value of 100000 dollars. authorities say 265000 letters were received. They await a commissioner appearance.
Washington reports the Insular Affairs Board establishing new offices and preparing for a thorough examination of franchise applications. The board plans to review merits individually, with a Havana-bound delegation led by a board chief. optimism rises about Cuba and Puerto Rico, and yellow fever may fade within two years as urban improvements progress.
In morning business the senate laid before it the resolution reaffirming the Declaration of Independence doctrine that all governments derive just powers from the consent of the governed and that these doctrines apply universally to all peoples with sovereign society or territory.
In Washington this morning the House took up and debated the bill to acquire rights of way by railroad companies through Indian reservations and lands. In a separate note from Washington dated February 11, the House commerce committee plans to report favorably the bill to improve the Revenue Cutter Service with officer retirement at three quarters pay, aligning with military practice.
Table linens inch Bleached Union Damask and Cream Loom Damask offered with regular 73e value at 72 inch width. Latin Danask Linen sold at 1.00 to 1.25 per yard. White andette ville ors CLOTH in stock. Outing Flannels and assorted colors, 85 yards, priced at 1.00 per yard. Apron Ginghams available in several colors.
Readable remnants and home textiles offered at cut rates. Bed spreads and crocheted pieces priced at one dollar each. Bleached sheeting, muslin, Huck towels, bureau scarfs and pillow shams on special, Turkish towels and scarfing discounted. Limited week long offers.
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