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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1899
Page
4
Ladies eye window displays for the latest summer footwear. The shop offers a grand collection including fancy slippers and oxfords in many styles from narrow coin to wide toe. Agents for John Foster & Co and Wright & Peters among others. Children and misses shoes praised as the largest in the west.
Wallace Idaho June 12 a grand jury trial 300 prisoners charged in the Coeur d Alene mining riot began in district court Judge Stewart presiding. Proceedings covered impeachment of county officials and future miner trials after officials cases.
A Seattle report states Japan plans to return all captured Chinese warships to China as part of a neighborhood protection policy. China must invest billions in new ships built under Japanese oversight while Hong Kong papers warn of regional tensions. A plague crisis in Formosa devastates the island as overall gloom grows.
A Valparaiso dispatch says the U S brig Newark, entering the Pacific, fought a gale after days of laboring against it. Crew exhausted, provisions low, the ship sought Mort Tow to anchor. Chilean steamer and coal supplies were sent to aid. British cruiser Warspite reported rough seas near Magellan but lacks Newark news.
A Buenos Ayres dispatch reports Argentina and Uruguay signed an arbitration treaty. Diplomatic ties with the Holy See, severed since General Roca’s first presidency in 1880, are restored. The Argentine minister in Paris will represent the country at the Vatican.
Paris papers attack M. Days accusing him of shifting positions and betraying all parties. Socialists view the downfall as the work of that party, while radical papers predict the crisis will be brief.
Mania, a Buffalo resident, has applied for retirement due to heat illness from a recent movement on Paraname. The event led to his collapse, though he survived. The steamer Leelenaw, Captain Slurs, left San Feonessco on May 1 and arrived today.
Arehbletiap Chappelle receives a caldeecam toot Caniinal Rampalla authorising him to consecrate Archbishop Barnada and Hichow Bleak of ily 2 next fey. Feanels De Dartada is the srrtubishipe Cleo of Santiago de Cuba. He will reside in New Orleans shortly.
An old advertisement promotes Allen’s Foot Ease to cool swollen sore feet and relieve tight shoes. It claims comfort for aching feet, corns, and blisters with a promise of rest for weary walkers. BRB, Ad Wimstell, Le Hoy, N.Y.
The text notes a relocation to W Park and promotes Garys Smile as sweeter than a flower with other vivid lines about a baby’s smile and wine selections. It mentions P. J. Brophy & Co. as sale agents.
An auditor questions the motive behind writing verses, asking if the author believes the speaker in the poem is the only one unable to escape confinement or consequence. The remark frames a contemplative stance on accountability and fate.
Washington dispatch reports General Otis has all the troops asked for as pressure grows to enlist 35 000 volunteers for years service in the Philippines. Corbin supports Otis and notes transportation limits delay rapid reinforcement despite congress permission. Since Dewey's Manila entry last April, 23 expeditions carried 1 276 officers and 37 287 men with few returns.
Listing of Amos Turkish baths and related services with multiple locations on Main Street and 41 North Main. Mentions improvements to Turkish baths, mortar efficiency claim, and Butte Spur Pipe and Tile Co advertising. Includes travel ticket times for Gregson Springs and return, and a rental of a family filter at 238 B Park Street.
Patrick H. Regan as sheriff announces a sale of parcels 19 20 21 and 22 in block 16 of Leggat and Posters addition to Butte Silver Bow County Montana. The sale is set for June 27 1899 at 2 pm at the county courthouse. Defendants include Ann ake and Edward Westlake among others.
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