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Newspaper

Daily Inter Mountain

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1900

Page

2

Inter Mountain announces carrier system expansion

The Inter Mountain Publishing Company announces a statewide carrier system with routes from Butte to Glendive and plans to extend to towns of 600 inhabitants. It invites advertisers to inspect books, notes circulation via mail and carrier options, and lists subscription rates while declaring official paper status for Silver Bow County.

Inter Mountain Publishing Company M. A. Berger Granite Street Butte City Mont Inter Mountain Northwest Butte Glendive Northern Pacific Tn Westigation Inter Mountain Pub. CO Silver Bow County

Democratic Platform Attacked in Montana Delegates Speech

Long analysis of the 1900 Democratic platform with criticism of silver Republicans and figures like Bryan, Dewey, and Adlai Stevenson. References to Montana delegates, the Kansas City convention, and attacks on anti imperialism. A Chicago Tribune note about New York guests contrasts bar talk with Montana delegates.

Hawaii Charles Hartman Butte Democratic Party Bryan Pattison Harrison Campbell McLain White Whitney Hill Chicago Tribune Kansas City New York Montana

Meaningful Chinese Geographical Names and Rivers

The article explains that Chinese place names reflect geography and function. It notes Shanghai as City Near the Sea and Yunbo as The River of Transportation, with rivers named Hoang Ho and Si Kiang revealing their directions and characteristics.

Shanghai Yun Bo East China

Chinese place names and spelling practices in China

A discussion on how to render Chinese place names in English texts. It explains personal and political name components such as Pe for north Kin for capital and Tien for heavenly place, notes on Pekin and Citta Celeste, and cautions against including affixes like fu or hien that lengthen names. The piece argues for uniform spelling as knowledge of China grows.

China Bryan Pekin Newtown Hartford Deerfield Marco Polo New York Sun

Foolkiller Bowser Braves Niagara Falls Whirlpool

Peter Niessen of Chicago known as Bowser ascends Niagara Falls in a 20 foot boat named Foolkiller amid a crowd of about ten thousand. After towing from a rock above the rapids and a lengthy perilous ride, Bowser was hauled from the river. Niessen's boat, built in Chicago, completed after 31 months, shipped to the falls June 28.

Niagara Falls Peter Niessen Chicago Bowser Niagara James LaBland Foolkiller Ahe F. M. Bowser Peter Niewgen San Francisco Avenue Niessen Jensen & Rosberg North Union Street Lake Michigan Niagara Falla

Nine Die After Poison Mushrooms Eatery Tragic

A Calico Marion bounty area tragedy reports nine dead after a family and others consumed poisonous mushrooms. Victims include W. J. FQ, Mrs. Ma Reah, and infant child. The group, described as neighbors or travelers, reportedly shared a meal and became violently ill. Officials note mushrooms likely caused deaths.

Calico Marion W. J MA Reah

Hawaiian plantation owners switch to northern labor

Fragmentary OCR notes mention Honolulu and plantation owners in the Hawaiian islands, contrasting labor sources for Southern states. The lines reference “Negro laborers” and a July period, with unclear context affecting labor debates and regional tensions. The obscured text prevents a clear narrative or outcome.

Honolulu

Plantation seeks laborers from New Orleans

John Hind of J. J. Collins of Kobla plantation sails south to recruit workers in New Orleans. They can recruit one or four laborers, with the plantation paying travel costs and offering no monthly wages. If enough labor is secured, Japanese workers will be dispensed with entirely.

John Hind J. J. Collins Kobla Planetation New Orleans Bane Eppany John

Nelson Sets World Record Pace In Boston Bicycle Race

Chicago rider Joh Nelson smashed eleven world records at Charles River Park in Boston. He rode 66 miles 30 feet in two hours, finishing with a mile lead over Cambridge’s W C Stinson. Miller of Chicago, Burne W. Pierce of Nova Beatli, and Stinson competed, while Robbie Wat hour of Alantu entered but could not ride.

Boston Masa Joh Nelson Chicago Charles River Park Nelson Charles R. Miller Chigaso Burne W. Pierce Nova Beatli W. C. Stinson Cambridge Robbie Wathour Alantu Wis Go Stinson Peres Miller Simle

Chile War Indemnity Figures Stir Lima Residents

A dispatch from Lima reports Garland's pamphlet on the war indemnity Chile collected from Peru and Bolivia since 1879, noting projections that by 1835 Chile will have earned 2550 million Chilean dollars from nitrate and titanium exports from Tarapaca and 650 million from Bolivia, totaling about 3000 million dollars, surpassing France's payment to Germany.

Newark the Herald Lima Peru Garland Chile Tarapaca Bolivia France Germany

Burglar Poet Dennison Shot by Portland Policeman Frith

In Maine State Prison Dennison, a burglar and former newspaper man, was shot by Policeman Frith after being detected breaking into a residence. While recovering, he spoke calmly about the craft and asked about the officer’s family, expressing would have sacrificed himself if he’d known the officer’s dependents.

Lewiston Journal Portland Dennison Maine Frith Firat

Fragmentary dialogue hints at a church project and uncertain fate

Disjointed remarks depict an architect speaking to a worker on a pew and a bishop weighing a plan. A Philadelphia newspaper fragment shows a persistent question about hope, while an heir and a poor uncle frame a tense scene about recovery and outcome.

Roosevelt Entreats, Tramp’s Grim Greeting In Broad Street

Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Philadelphia by parlor car and stayed at a hotel amid a ceremonial welcome. That night he walked Broad Street with a rough-looking tramp who claimed past Rough Rider status and offered a half dollar in gratitude after a Cuba drink aid, a moment Roosevelt acknowledged with wary politeness.

Philadelphia Theodore Roosevelt New York Broad Street Roosevelt Cuba

Free Vote for Most Popular Young Lady in the State

A sensational notice lists numerous young ladies from towns including Butte Anaconda Deer Lodge Livingston Bozeman Bridger and others. It urges readers to cut a coupon and vote for the most popular contestant, naming many participants with scattered rankings and affiliations.

Anaconda Peter Towey I. Lesoule Pmmee Ooeres Hassler Livingston J. Co Hinman Bozeman Peer Dan B. Allen Red Lodge Sooo RB Emmons Big Timber Miles City Foucner Caste Boucher Bridger Gibson Deer Lodge Wipan Herta Dima Tuy Baker Glendive

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