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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1899
Page
4
Paris fashion writers note long winter remains and Paris women mix fur trims and bold coats with tailored silhouettes. Among details observed are Bernhardt mantles, velvet gowns, sable belts, ostrich pompons, and military inspired jackets with sword motifs, hats, and accessories illustrating a vibrant season in a chic urban wardrobe.
An 1857 sliver dime with letters and numerals is missing. Denny and Donovan seek the coin via a $500 reward and claim they will pay $499.90 to the finder. The firm notes the coin may have value beyond the money and hints at a possible legal angle linked to its markings.
A column notes sensational English articles criticizing London's lack of telephones in police stations and contrasts with New York methods. It questions how London would broadcast alerts, speculating on messenger dispatches or telegraphs, and cites familiarity with parades where New York keeps police informed via booths along the route.
The text notes that fire calls routed through multiple exchanges cause delays and suggests a $50 yearly expense per station to fix this. It claims authorities see the cost as extravagance while noting New York has attached telephones to lamp posts with signal boxes to connect fire locations to headquarters.
Late poet Eugene Field writes of recovering from illness with a playful verse about saying goodbye to drugs and sorrow. He recalls brutal symptoms, credits doctors, and envisions a bright future as he convalesces outdoors with nature’s smile and renewed creativity.
A cabinet anecdote laden tale features Secretary Gage famed for fitting stories to any subject. The piece recalls Harden the reporter chosen to study Philippine industrial conditions and General Otis's attempt to bar him, framed by a humorous retort about a cider mishap and a shattered pitcher.
A humorous dialogue panel features Benedict joking about his marriage to a shop girl. He quips the couple will do well once she stops yelling cash when she wants him, reflecting light domestic wit typical of the era.
A compiled list of names of individuals with advertised letters at the Butte Montana post office for the week ending February 11, 1891. Includes numerous residents and multiple spellings, with postmaster signs and sorting details.
A fragment from a 19th century page records a playful exchange about restlessness and a habit of waking every five or three days. The coinage of terms suggests informal chatter rather than a formal report, reflecting a lighthearted item in a local column.
In a brief, dialogue driven scene De Gauche reacts to a broken plate while Mrs Flash and Flash Junior, a five year old, discuss the incident. The child dismisses the mishap as no big deal, saying the plate was borrowed. The exchange hints at domestic tension and casual resilience.
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