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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1900
Page
11
The article discusses rich but underdeveloped Philippine mines postwar, noting potential for new mining companies and a future Klondike-like boom. It contrasts Spanish naval power with China, estimating fleets and highlighting China’s weak land army and overall limited military readiness.
A dated opinion piece argues China cannot defeat the combined Western powers and Japan, detailing naval fleets and army limits. It critiques China's leadership and Russia's role, suggests disunity and poor road to war, and notes a table comparing peacetime and wartime forces of Russia, the United States, and Germany.
Chicago July 1 The Post reports William J Brxin will attend the Grant Army encampment in Chicago next month. May Harrison noted the plan and the mayor indicated the encampment would proceed without official city recognition.
The text muses on the vast range of dialects totaling 3,424 and weighs the challenge of a single original language. It notes European, African, and American dialects, mentions Portus and Celestial diversity, and recalls the claim that earth once spoke one language. It also cites theories linking Hebrew, Chaldeo, and Amable as dialects of an extinct original tongue.
An extraordinary collection of royal gold plate, valued near 30 million dollars, remains in the royal pantry under guard. The loot, dating largely to George IV but including Armada-era pieces, was moved from Windsor to Buckingham Palace in iron boxes aboard a special train. Receipts are issued, guards escort the transfer, and the pantry keeper remains responsible for custody.
Fragmentary Philadelphia Bulletin excerpt shows a dialogue about Tommy's death with garbled phrasing. The text hints at a question about cause of death and a cryptic reference to water and the brain, but the exact circumstances remain unclear. No definitive event or outcome is established.
A compilation of jumbled lines from various papers. Watts laments Chinese cruelty but defends it as instinct. Fred-T warns marriage risks, while Bob jokes about cooking. Ripley’s poem parodies memory and heirloom pride, ending with a rustic plea to return home and dance.
In Somerville Journal dialogue the theater manager asks if all is ready for next month’s society play. The property man admits uncertainty after a rehearsal yesterday and plans to fetch disinfectant for the theater tomorrow.
A Chicago Evening Post fragment shows a playful dialogue on a new bicycle skirt where a woman asks for thoughts and a man replies with a witty remark about brevity being the soul of wit, preserving a light social moment.
Chas Langlois Pride of Butte Stables offers large excursion outfits for arlying parties with a 30 seat tally coach hauled by six grey horses. Daily Crystal Springs trips depart from Pride of Butte Stables and Grotto cafe is described as a first class venue three doors east of the past office.
A General Good Time describes Crystal Springs as a pleasant outing with good accommodations and excellent meals at moderate price. Private parties can reserve the dance hall and music by notifying in advance. Crystal Springs lies five miles west of Hutte.
In July a Northern Pacific Railway tour offers a Yellowstone trip from Butte to Livingston and return with supper lodging and breakfast at Albemarle Hotel. The round trip includes train times 110 p.m. from Butte, 6 00 p.m. arrival Livingston, 8 20 a.m. return, and 6 50 p.m. arrival in Butte, all for 510.00. Contact Gen. Agent Northern Pacific Ry. Butte Mont.
United States Land Office Helena Montana announces heirs of Patrick A Largey Meyer Gonsberger and Gustave Gallick file for patent on 5.57 acres of the Little McQueen Placer Mining claim in Summit Valley Silver Bow County. Location details, survey numbers, and adjacent claims listed. action by George D Greens Register and Samuel Barker Jr Attorney for Applicants. First publication line.
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