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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1901
Page
2
A long, garbled wartime account notes European foragers seeking supplies in Pekin and mentions reprisal actions against Chinese forces. It references Allied actions, supply lines, and rhetoric about the war’s impact on civilians, with unnamed figures and scattered details of military pressure and policy.
New York city notes ho special do the Herald tent Waster saga with muddled references to Navy, Congress, and House committee discussions. Mentions Voss, Foran, EWwenty, and a vote of 4 to dy, but the article text is garbled and hard to pin to concrete events or dates.
A reader recounts years of painful periods and weak health and credits Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets for restoring health. She describes past doctor ineffectiveness, a long struggle with monthly pain, cold feet, and fatigue, then relief after following the advertised remedy. The testimony asserts dramatic personal recovery and social approval from friends.
The passage mentions Admiral Dewey Rear Admiral Furquana and Commander Mason in a decision process. Other figures are hard to read, but the text references reports considered in assessing performance and priority. The fragment suggests a historical naval deliberation with mixed legibility.
Correspondent reports limited changes in garrisons at Tien Tsun with British and German forces dominant. Russia increases infantry, American contingent reduced to six company battalion units. Rail link to Pekin amid supply efforts improves, while German telegraph detachment and perilous sniping routes emerge as logistics shift continues.
James J. Jeffries announced changes to his camp for the bout with Gus Ruhlin set in Cincinnati. He will base at Loch Arbor New Jersey near Asbury Park until early February, then proceed to Covington for final preparations. Trainer Rae Braneisco and second Rae Braneisco were named, with William A Brady handling promotional matters for the Baengerfest Athletic association in Cincinnati.
A garbled report from The Journal of Mye Bayss claims a scandal where coach pack est sakmoen were canning Louisiana eatneh and branding as ealmon. The piece notes opposition due to retirement rules, provoking a surge in fish trade, with buyers resisting catfish and salmon labels amid public debate.
A garbled source asserts danger on street patrols and alleges a push to end a controversial practice. The piece cites estimates of injuries and fatalities among youths during a football game and hints at broader violence concerns.
Washington reports Lt Gen Miles and Adjutant General Corbin discuss a colonial army modelled after India’s force. Proposals aim to police and campaign in colonies and U.S. cities, with regiments serving in the Philippines, Cuba, or domestic posts as needed.
The body of George Hy Barber paymaster in the navy and nephew of President McKinley was removed from the transport Grant to Mare Island navy yard and will be sent east. He died of fever months ago after the Grant made a special call at Hongkong on its voyage from Manila to this port.
Rochester report notes Mary S. Anthony will not pay taxes on her property without protest until women gain the right to vote. The stance follows Susan B. Anthony and Mary S. Anthony's 1872 arrest and fines, signaling a potential test case in court.
Dan Stuart, Carson promoter, arrived in Carson City and said he aims for a prize fight in late May. He suggested Jeffries might return, while Fitzsimmons shirts no denial but hints ample material. Stuart has scouted land for an arena, signaling serious business.
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