Spring Oxford Shoes Sale Highlights New Stock
The notice promotes a spring sale on new Oxford shoes for men with a complete stock display. It emphasizes no need to buy back numbers and highlights the fresh inventory and spring offerings.
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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1899
Page
4
The notice promotes a spring sale on new Oxford shoes for men with a complete stock display. It emphasizes no need to buy back numbers and highlights the fresh inventory and spring offerings.
Havana report notes 61 typhoid cases in the Seventh Army Corps last month, with 24 in First Division and 37 in Second Division. Oiler Surgeon Kean sees no epidemic, while sanitary measures and transports adjust as New York regiments prepare to move.
The Wisconin Central Railway considers a reorganization with $26,000,000 in 4 percent bonds, $17,000,000 preferred stock, and $15,000,000 common stock. Reports say the general staff will receive 7 percent in new stock and 4 percent more in preferred, with possible common stock bonuses. Old common and preferred are to be reassessed. new shares issued accordingly. Various affiliated lines report securities valued in the multiple millions, with bonds and stocks to be bought or issued at premiums and discounts under the plan.
The Daily Mall reports an imminent rate war after Armelin merchants cut first class fares to $60 and second class to 8. The White Stem Shamehly company is expected to slash rates to seven lower figures, signaling a fierce competition on transatlantic travel.
Daniel J. G. Bro. Disher, noted trotting horse writer and authority, dies in Anaheim at age 60. Carlist Conspiracy Exists Madrid reports new Genoa newspaper claim that Don Jaime, son of the pretender, arrived.
The report notes a suspected Carlist conspiracy after visits to Valencia and Barcelona. It claims disbanded Spanish sailors in Cuba are joining the American navy, with the number said to be rising.
The Royal St Lawrence Yacht Club accepts a best three of five sail match with the White Bear club of St Paul. The races are set for about June 12 between the Dominion and White Bear boats for a trophy provided by the Royal St Lawrence Yacht Club.
February 28 report shows Lorens Weiber once a large builder filing for bankruptcy with liabilities of 200000 and no assets while George Hi Meyers a cloak manufacturer also petitions for bankruptcy with liabilities of 66059 and no assets.
Fifty three Spanish miners were ordered deported after arriving aboard the Umbria on Sunday bound for the west. It is claimed they were contracted to work for a wealthy Spaniard at Boise City in a deal that led to their expulsion.
The New York coronal commission appointed by President McKinley to assess franchises and concessions in Cuba arrived. Gen. R. P. Kennedy C. W. Watkins and Maj. Hf. G. Curtis said they will sail for Porto Rico next Tuesday to San Juan to survey schools courts taxes and other needs. They plan interviews with teachers and officials and will visit several towns but may not return with definite recommendations.
Reports from Panik on February 28 reveal papers of royalists seized and show an Orleanist plot aided by foreign subscriptions. A general planned to be minister of war and act to seize offices before the pen and authorities intervened. The Crisinista doubt the plot’s existence while archivists affirm a conspiracy.
London dispatch cites Dorstadt correspondent in the grand duchy of Ilesse stating Emperor Nicholas is not seriously ill. He has fewer fits, and the czarina's confinement worries him, with speculation that birth of an heir could upset plans in St Petersburg.
New York negotiations for the United States Varnish Co are nearing completion. Charles R Flint leads talks and Belmont & Co is expected to finance the scheme. The consolidated firms would be valued at about 20 million dollars with about 15 leading varnish concerns forming the core. Together they control roughly 75 million in round figures. A medical student in Louis, Missouri, John W Col, from Datord, Pa, has died by suicide after long study at an academic college. He left a widow and child, and his wife says overwork may have affected his mind. Meesrs. Rios and Rivera, the Filping commissioners, have sailed the steamer California for Liverpool.
Fragmentary text shows a debate about a precautionary measure and a mention of someone discussing it. Names, places, and concrete actions are not readable enough to identify.
A fragmented wartime note shows a man asking if he should leave his wife and baby to go to a distant post. The jumbled text hints at fatigue, urgency, and a call to action in a grim, uncertain moment. The readable phrases reference sleep deprivation and a prompt for a companion.
A Manila cable reports brutal fighting as Americans clash with Filipino forces during Chinese quarter fires. Firemen and British property suffer. hundreds dead or wounded among Filipinos and Americans. Foreign ships seek aid while Admiral Dewey warns against landing. About 4,009 houses burned and property losses soar.
San Francisco reports Mrs. Cordelia Botkin convicted of murder awaits penitentiary while appeals and stays are pursued. Judge Cook may grant more delays as attorney George H. Knight seeks suspension until the appeal is perfected, possibly reaching the U S Supreme Court for final say. Also in San Francisco Bernard Ward, once Marine Fire Insurance official, is jailed on five felony charges of embezzlement alleged to involve $40,900 taken from Union and diverted to local pool rooms.
A local ad promotes a new flour fresh on hand claiming it will outperform all competitors. Regular price 1.25 per sack, introductory sale 1.15 for the rest of this month starting Thursday morning. Offers branding White Rose and a demand to ensure customers get the correct product.
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