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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1901
Page
5
An expansive portrait of King Edward VII as global ruler and symbol of Britain. The piece extols his vast dominion, describes his unique religious and cultural reach, and lauds the duties and burdens of empire across diverse peoples and lands.
Assemblyman Harburger introduces a bill to amend New York penal code to permit Sunday ball. If passed it opens western clubs idle Sundays to play before New York crowds, boosting revenue for National League. Freedman fronts NL efforts with plan to use Windmiller defense against the American Association while New York assembly battles the measure.
A University of Chicago professor notes death from rattlesnake bites is very rare. Dr Menger adds not all bites prove fatal, depending on injury, poison amount, and body part affected, with some cases causing only pain or minor symptoms.
Abstracted snippets cover agriculture in Athens and North Carolina, plague policy in Calcutta, Zurich graduates, Washington water filtration, and varied global notes. Mentions include cotton trade figures, mercury temps in Littleton, and a Norfolk style banking expansion. Reads like a late era omnibus with scattered health, science, and commerce items.
The enitiworms of Madagascar are notably remarkable with large specimens like Kynotus darwinii. They form deep paths, cast earth through their intestines, and raise surface soil lumps. Dry weights range from 4.4 to 6.4 ounces, signaling substantial soil disturbance over years and air supply to three feet depth.
A stranger from the east discusses a friend named Fox who allegedly died from throat trouble. A cowboy questions the cause, with a brief exchange about bronchitis and a note that the term Bronkitis is unfamiliar, attributed to a Philadelphia Press style.
From the London Chronicle an examination shows titleholders hold unusual property patterns. The Duke of Devonshire owns hundreds of acres abroad while lacking land in Derbyshire. The Duke of Fife similarly has no land in Fife yet controls sizable holdings in Scotland and beyond.
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