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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1900
Page
4
A fragment lists diverse grocery items with prices including maple syrup whole cod fish oranges peels cinnamon pepper mustard cocoa breakfast blends ketchup white potatoes New Orleans molasses onions flour bread and laundry soap. The items appear from a local market price rundown with varied packaging and unit measures.
In Manila four bombs and ammunition were found as authorities hunted insurgent Recarte. The plan aimed to bomb foreign consuls during funeral ceremonies but was thwarted by alert guards. Reported insurgent movements spread across Cavite and nearby provinces as American troops maintain occupation and seek stable governance.
A report states that Manila is seen as a nest of insurgents who may target him after surrendering at Cagayan. Colonels Hood and local town presidents met at Aparri to maintain positions and remove Macabebes, friars, and colored American soldiers, whose presence drew strong local antipathy. sixty eight from Mad Bachalor's unit of 120 are en route to Manibe.
Berlin dispatch notes a rescript attributed to Count Muravietz urging renewed international deliberations to curb naval armaments and avert renewed war. It appeals to parliaments weighing disarmament as a safer path to preserving peace amid rising global tensions.
Reports from London describe intensified Boer activity near Ladysmith and Mafeking with shelling and disease straining garrisons. Dispatches recount failed reconnoiters, limited British advances near Colenso and Dordrecht, and concerns over railway disruptions, arms shipments, and foreign mercenaries joining Cape Colony regiments.
The national Eisteddfod in Cincinnati Ohio began yesterday at Music Hall with elaborate religious literary and musical features. The stage was filled with singers rendering Welsh hymns aided by extensive illumination for a grand effect attracting large afternoon and evening crowds.
The Press reports that William J. Bryan will visit New York within the next month and be the guest of Dr. John Gardiner. A dinner in his honor will be hosted by H. P. Belmont during the visit.
Subscriptions for the benefit of Major General Lawton's widow and four children are being received by the Inter Mountain, under committee authority. The appeal aims to support the dependents and honor the general's service.
Assistant Secretary Melilejohn states hemp exports from the Philippines during one year of American occupation will reach about 100000 tons, with 29000 tons credited to the United States. He notes 17000 tons less than 1897 exports due to only three ports opening, and promises further efforts to open all hemp ports.
Coal teamsters threaten a citywide stoppage until owners sign the union wage agreement. With a brutal winter, Chicago faces delivery cuts, risking widespread hardship, especially for poorer residents. Schools would feel the impact within days if the strike lasts a week, as stockpiles are limited.
In San Francisco on January 1 the British melodrama With Flying Colors opened at the California theater staged by the Frawley company. The production drew praise for its effective scenes and strong acting meeting the play’s demanding standards.
Chicago January 1 Ferdinand and F A Jaonbennabey will head a new million dollar cereal company to be based in Chicago. The firm aims to be an active competitor of the Oat Meal trust.
Charles Tagart reports from San Diego that the Christmas earthquake increased geyser activity in the Cocopah region of lower California, geysers now spouting with greater force after the tremor.
Orbanda Stevens of Ottumwa set a new world record in a mile bicycle race in Made a Record, Los Angeles. His time 1.39 percent faster than the former holder Fred Sins, whose record at Washington stood in 2002 5.
J O McGregor, honorary graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College in Toronto, treats diseases of domesticated animals. Office at Marion's Stables, 154 Mata Street. Includes prompt care and scientifically based methods.
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