15 Feb 1899
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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1899
Page
1
Niegel proclaims a removal sale not for profit but to gain friends, inviting shoppers to Granit Street display windows showcasing new trousers from top national makers at low prices, with the appeal of affordable extras.
Manila February 15 report details a reconnaissance led by Major Cheatham toward Jaro. US forces, including Kellar and supporting Hotchkiss and Gatling guns, drive enemy from the road and seize Jaro presidencia with flag raised. Bowles is wounded. another private hurt. Two natives killed after attempting to slip past Olympia under cover of night.
American forces led by Col Smith with California Volunteers attacked rebels bearing white flags along the front. Nine Californians wounded as gunboat shelling and rapid-fire guns cleared rebels toward Lake Guana De Bajo. Regulars from California, Washington, Idaho, and a Sixth artillery battery fought. reports list multiple wounded and one drowning incident near Pasig.
A Manila dispatch to Merald quotes Admiral Dewey saying locals know more about the situation and that the attitude is generally excellent. Natives are returning, notably in San Roque after insurgents drove them out and burned homes, with Dewey noting the Filipino strength remains unpredictable.
Brig. Gen. Hale cites insurgent attacks as a product of their tactics while American forces press on with artillery and infantry. He says natives see American power, Aguinaldo’s forces grow weaker, and Manila may be within reach as authorities promise a liberal postwar policy. Brig. Gen. King praises volunteers but warns the outcome remains uncertain.
Aguinaldo’s cousin Baldomoro Aguinaldo reportedly killed in Caloocan fighting on February 10 as Kansas Montana and Pennsylvania troops and the Third artillery bore heavy engagement. A general’s sword found beside the railway sheds corroborates the report.
The Cunard liner Etruria narrowly avoided a collision with the U S cruiser Marblehead about 70 miles from Sandy Hook as sleet and snow clashed with ships at dawn. Officers signaled to reverse, then surged to full speed, passing safely astern of the Marblehead amid icy conditions. The Marblehead had left Boston midweek and was sheltering at Provincetown after ice-bound travel.
In Indian Territory 1,260 miners remain on strike at Choctaw Oklahoma and Gulf mines with a general shutdown likely after today’s talks if demands are not met. Discharges sparked the walkout at Hartshorne and Wilburton. talks hinge on reinstating workers and new concessions amid threats to import replacements.
Washington reports a possible final treaty on the Alaska boundary: the United States and Great Britain move toward amicable terms. Canada may gain limited rights at Skagway including duty-free passage for certain goods, while the U S preserves sovereignty. The pact aims to ease cordial relations and avert further Canadian contention.
A local committee discusses price and policy adjustments amid rising costs and community concerns. Officials from the town council and housing board outline planned steps, intent to survey residents, and timelines for potential zoning changes.
San Frangleen reports slow attendance but strong effort in a six day endurance event. Pierce and Ashinger lead early miles and records. Ashinger tops 24 hours with 465 miles and three laps. Stevens quits mid race amid trainer intervention. Ashinger and Miller set emerging frontrunners as others struggle with stamina and health.
Telegraphic briefs from Hastings to London report a lack of quorum in Hastings, limited rail service in Boston, a better but unsettled railroad outlook in New York, a collision involving the Southern Pacific in San Francisco, a naval librarian nomination in Washington, and a challenge to General Otis over a telegram related to Aguinaldo claims.
The Manhattan Shirt line introduces five fine shirts in new colorings for the season. Made from colored percales and imported fabrics, the stiff bonemed style with attached round cuffs pairs with a white linen collar. Available in all sizes and sleeve lengths, priced at 1.75 and 2.00 each.
A brief notice states several lots of men's underwear of a better grade four are offered at very low figures. The text emphasizes inexpensive pricing and available quantities for buyers seeking bargains.
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