05 Jul 1900
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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1900
Page
1
Cash talks say the Bhutto firm bought two ble stocks within three months at over 150000 dollars. The company notes normal spring and summer stock, with costs tripled. After Fourth, a grand clearing out of all odds and remnants will begin as they inventory mid month to start afresh. Prices slashed to close out summer goods.
A local inventory liquidation offers assorted stockings and hose from Gordon Lewis and own stock. Includes black cotton hose in multiple sizes with ribbed tops and double soles, Lisle thread hose, and Egyptian cotton blends. Prices per pair range from 20 to 35 cents, with bundles like three pairs for one dollar.
A turbulent Kansas City gathering hears ex governor Hogg and Dockery urging unity while Hill advocates 1896 line. crowds cheer for Bryan, Dewey is sidelined, and platform debates unfold as officials push order and a new platform.
With William J. Bryan’s nomination a foregone conclusion, Lincoln voters show less interest in the Democratic convention than expected. Many leave the rumor boards overnight, waiting for the morning news as the event nears. Continued on page 2.
Shanghai reports Emperor Kwong Su’s death by opium under compulsion of Prince Tuan on June 19 while the empress dowager reportedly poisons herself yet survives. German consular staff received the official account. A group of American Congregational and Methodist missionaries are named, including Messrs Williams, Sprague, and Ament, with Kalgan and Pekin mission stations described and key biographical notes on Dr. Martin and W. A. Ament.
Advices from Rio Jun Mart report a clash among French Russians and British over engine allocation for front trains. Inspector West was bayoneted by a French soldier at Tien Tain on June 14. British and American consuls and railway officials brokered a settlement. Japanese steamer Higo Maru reached Tien Tsin on June 18 to evacuate refugees.
Twenty eight American missionaries from Presbyterian Congregational and Methodist churches and the Christian and Missionary Alliance, with families, stationed at Pekin, are believed to have been there when Boxers and Chinese soldiers began their rampage. Names include Rev. W. A. P. Marton, Rev. John Wherry, Rev. J. T. Whiting, Rev. and Mrs. C. H. Fenn, Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Klise, Dr. John M. Ingles and wife, Miss Eliza B. Leonard, Miss Grace Newton, Miss Bessie McCoy, Miss Jennie McKillican, and Rev. W. S. Ament, Rev. Charles Ewing and wife.
A Chinaman traveling from Pekin on June 26 reports that British, French, German and Japanese legations were guarded by their detachments while Paris officials including Pinchon and his wife were safe. Other legations and missions at Che foo were burned, with six foreign troops dead and six wounded, including the British detachment commander.
A massive blaze at Standard Oil works Constable Hook Bayonne N J began early today and raged into the morning with tanks exploding and a firefront spreading toward the Kill van Kull. One electrician Charles King was killed and watchers John Waste Owen Brummond Fred Maurw are injured or overcome by fumes as crews fight shifting flames across 600 acres of oil yards.
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