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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1900
Page
4
Fragmentary listing shows sale prices with various cents and dollar amounts. It reads like a catalog line with item codes F110 and 2c 200 Be, including 1.00 and 0.35 among unclear entries. No identifiable people or organizations are present.
Frankfort Kentucky Jan 2 after four years of retirement J S Blackburn was chosen by a democratic caucus to succeed William Lindsay in the United States senate. The room filled with supporters cheered Goebel who nominated Blackburn amid a lively scene. The vote was unanimous save for two absent senators and Blackburn pledged to push contests to fair conclusions. Governor Taylor urged repeal of the Goebel election law and called for new laws against lynching and cigarettes.
A Washington dispatch says there will be no reduction in U S military force in the Philippines for at least six months. About 65 000 soldiers are on land with 1200 marines at Cavite and around 5000 on warships totaling about 70 000 fighting men. The War Department plans to keep more troops than needed to avoid Otis era underestimation.
San Francisco dispatch states that on January 3 a group of soldiers declared insane were sent to Washington from the Preaidio military reservation. Names include Sergeant Thomas F ullina of Company G Sixth Infantry and Sergeant Owen H Wissman among those listed.
Hospital corps members Privates Thomas F. Harry Amton Barboas Michal Gallagher George M. Barton Walter A. O'Neill Louis Ford Emerick Mulner David J Young Frank Thayer George W. Decker Joseph Hoffman George N Nixon and others from Fourth Infantry Sixth Artillery Seventh Infantry Twenty-second Infantry Twelfth Infantry faced severe mental strain after campaigns in the Philippines.
Reports from the back collaration indicate earthquakes triggered odd events including active mud volcanoes near the Colorado River, patina gas wells near Yuma relit and glowing at night, and Moora correspondents noting ground fissures two or more feet long in multiple spots.
Peter Wilkes attorney and former Confederate congress member dies at his Stockton home aged 74. Born in Tennessee he studied at Missouri University in 1852 and was elected to Missouri's legislature a week later. He served in the Confederate Congress last year of the war before fleeing to Magallan Mexico, returning about 25 years ago.
Advices from Honolulu dated December 26 report the steamer Algoa ran onto a reef while entering the harbor on December 23 and narrowly escaped total loss. Tugboats hauled her off after four hours of hard work with no serious damage found. The Algoa, the largest vessel ever to visit Honolulu, carried 43,000 tons of freight.
Ralph Phillipson a retired wealthy clothing dealer died suddenly of heart disease after delivering an address to members of the district grand lodge No 6 Independent Order B nai B rith. He was 60 years old.
The article describes stylish black gowns featuring cut work trims and black taffeta lining. It highlights a gown with long alg-zag underskirt points, a tight coat with a single pointed front tab, and a tucked white taffeta yoke with heavy white lace entre deux. It notes the design is simple yet requires an excellent tailor to execute properly.
American dentists are hailed as highly skilled, with many practicing successfully in Europe. In Germany they face notable obstacles as American diplomas lack acceptance, and they can only purchase medicines with a prescription signed by a German physician.
The Syracuse Herald describes Lar as a political reform hesitators a man unable to secure a job within either the Democratic or Republican parties reflecting on his stance and career in the era.
Fragmentary local item notes a heated exchange over a nickname used for Hill brothers deemed deaf and dumb by a visitor. Native speaker retorts that locals call them the Journal ee, reflecting a tense clash of labels in Indianapolis.
Notice to contractors states that from January 1 all wages for granite cutters will be eight hours per day by order of the Butte Branch of G N Y. James Williams president and Thos Manson secretary signatory. The Lawton fund is growing daily and every little helps the good cause along.
The undersigned offers 2500 dollars to anyone providing information leading to the detection and conviction of persons or corporations trespassing to extract ores from underground workings beneath the Pennsylvania Lode Claim Lot 172 in Silver Bow county Montana. Signed by Bobton and Montana Consolidated Copper and Silver Mining Company, acting assistant superintendent C. S. Batterman. Have you subscribed to the Lawton fund.
J D McGREGOR is an honorary graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College in Toronto Canada. He treats all diseases of domesticated animals according to scientific methods. Office at Marion's Stables 104 South Main Street. Telephone 3. All cases promptly attended to.
Washington dispatch reports President plans to nominate Maj General MacArthur Lt Col Young and Brig Gen Bates for brigadier general seats in the regular army. Bates would become major general of volunteers to succeed Gen Lawton. Warren-time pressure delayed Lawton’s appointment. he died before senate after decision. Young and MacArthur have seen many engagements. Bates’ work is diplomatic.
An old warning promotes Newbro's Herpicide as the sole cure for dandruff, asserting the condition is caused by a germ in the scalp. It argues that only by killing this germ can permanent relief be achieved, preventing hair loss and brittle hair.
The text argues that servants dislike public fault finding and should be corrected by the mistress herself rather than by a deputy or daughter. It notes servants are often older than the mistress, making delegation of fault finding counterproductive and resented, especially when directed through fellow servants.
The Modes article says the modern trousseau focuses on common sense and future life needs. A bridal wardrobe now includes a versatile wedding gown, a dinner suitable dark dress, a broadcloth tailored gown, a travel and morning dress, two afternoon outfits, two morning outfits, and several waists, emphasizing ample but restrained provision.
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