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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1899
Page
4
The note hints at a ongoing sale strategy where the seller plans to persist until all pairs are disposed of. It implies a bulk purchase incentive of saving one third to one half of shoe money by attending the case.
Notice to creditors of the estate of John P Byrne, deceased. Frank F Cooney, administrator, invites all claims with proper vouchers within four months after the first publication to Mantle block, Helena County, Montana. Dated City, December 1818.
A Washington dispatch says Governor Roosevelt of New York will receive the brevet rank of brigadier general for gallant and meritorious service at San Juan. A board recommended the brevet, and the president directed the nomination. Barber, commanding First New York, will be promoted to brigadier general of volunteers. Wade and others face departmental assignments as camps wind down and cadets graduate on February 1.
New York report says Hamilton Wicks promoter of 1880s Denver and Kir City expositions and founder of the Chicago Herald died in Brooklyn after a bout with influenza developing pneumonia. Born Milwaukee 1848, he studied at Northwestern University and became a lawyer before turning to newspaper work in Chicago and later promotional ventures in Denver Kansas City and Quitland before settling in New York. He was known as a tireless promoter with high energy and zeal.
The Paris Times correspondent recounts Franco Russian treaty negotiations in St Petersburg. Hanotaux refused to sign a non modification clause while Muravieff argued against a revenge treaty. Faure pressed for a signed accord despite the undesired article and the risk of returning without a treaty. Muratieff stated Emperor Nicholas would back France if attacked but not intervene in a mere war of revenge.
Prof Frankland shows cod liver oil consumes in the body nearly three times the oxygen used by starches or sweets. Scott's Emulsion blends cod liver oil with hypophosphites, claiming superior reconstructive properties in wasting conditions and market notes for chemists and druggists.
Great preparations mark the wedding of Miss Olive Farrington Sampson daughter of Admiral Sampson to Henry H Scott a San Francisco wholesale dealer. The 8 PM ceremony at Glen Ridge Congregational church features maid of honor Miss Nannie Sampson and bridesmaids Miss Annie Davis and Miss Perkins. A reception follows at the Sampson home with a commemorative loving cup presented to Mrs Sampson by officers who served with Admiral Sampson.
Lieutenant Colonel Tergival Pape, commander at Charleston Navy Yard, is ordered to Guam Island to lead the Japanese naval forces there. First Lieutenant Charles C. Lown accompanies him. The marine detachment to the new post will be scarcely more than a captain’s guard.
In Santiago de Cuba on January 3 Major General Orval Wood asked for and received leave to travel to Washington. He faces Havana orders to divert weekly customs receipts, risking public works and 10,000 jobs. A 3000 strong mass meeting urged him to oppose centralization. The Cubans plan a farewell escort to the wharf with court members aboard the Mississippi.
Daily note reports Day Neue Jahrundert publication of alleged conversations with Bismarck. He predicts Austria’s decline as a great power, disintegration under politics, and cautions German–Austrian alliance misbalance. He doubts living to see the collapse and warns against dissolving the alliance. Also brief NC Legislature update with speaker choice and a white-only employee policy resolution.
Montrig January 4 report denies a claim that the star evacuated Noile to worsen the situation for Americans. The government says it ordered Philippine evacuation immediately after the treaty to prevent bloodshed and to meet American wishes, particularly regarding Cuba.
A committee of Daly’s fellow employees offers a $10,000 reward for information leading to the conviction of listed suspects including Nevin, Mariy, Con mine, Brennan, Ityan, and others connected to Diamond, Mountain, and Condmine mines. The notice notes the reward is deposited with Hoge Brownlee & Co Bankers in St. Lawr, Montana, dated Nov 12, 1898.
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