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15 Jun 1900
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Daily Inter Mountain in Butte, Montana
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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1900
Page
1
Lamps and Globes At Half Price
Our entire stock of parlor and banquet lamps with B H burners is offered at half price. Egyptian bronze lamps hammered brass gold plated wrought iron and hand decorated china vases with matching globes, plus baccarat globes decorated by French artists in Oriental and antique designs priced six to eight dollars each at half price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fine Inc of
Baccarat
Cut Glass Sale At Half Price
At half price, twenty pieces from last year's patterns are offered. A berry bowl valued at 9.50, olive dishes ranging 4.00 to 5.00, and water bottles priced 4.25 5.00 and 7.50 each. The sale emphasizes no visible difference from the original patterns.
Cameo placques at half price sale list items
A newspaper sale advertisement promotes German bisque cameo placques from 1.00 to 17.00, offering half price on many subjects such as Hero and Leander and The Crescent. Also discounted are shoe toothpick holders, table tumblers, glass bottles, salts and peppers, fry pans, egg beaters, wash tubs, wringers, flour cans, earthen cuspidors, Flemish salt boxes, bees, rolling pins, potato mashers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hero
Leander
Queen Louise
Boers Retire With Their Gang In London Dispatches
London reports Lord Roberts occupation of Klocksdorf secures a rail terminus near Johannesburg and near Kroonstad Vierfontein line. Cronje surrenders. Holloway captured after blowing Fourteen Streams bridge. Afrikander Bond congress opens at Paarl with 70 delegates. Cape Town fears a parliamentary deadlock and cabinet formation troubles. British dispatches praise Roberts while noting ongoing Boer raids and rail vulnerabilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Klocksdorf
Lord Roberts
Johannesburg
Kroonstad Vierfontein
Cronje
Mafeking
Pretoria
Methuen
Kimberley
Jim Holloway
Holloway
Transvaal
Afrikander Bond Congress
Paarl
Cape Town
John Gordon Sprigg
Schriener
Cecil Rhodes
New York
Tribune
Roberts
Free State
Lindley
Roodeval
Dewet
Bloemfontein
Heilbron
Lindsey
Senekal
Ficksburg
Buller
Laing
Nek
Lyttleton
Wakkerstroom
Botha
Robert
Ermelo
Middleburg
Lydenburg
de Wet
Kroostad
Lydenbere
Rundle
Platt Discusses Possible Vice Presidential Pick
New York June 15 Senator Platt voiced no guess for the Republican VP nominee and denied talks with Senator Allison of Iowa or Mr Bliss. He noted the New York delegation will decide after its Monday meeting and dismissed O Dell as a contender. Allison, Grosvenor also commented on Roosevelt and convention behavior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
McKinley
Platt
Allison
Iowa
Corimahi
N. Bliss
Biles
Bliss
Philadelphia
O'Dell
Republican State Campaign Committee
Corneling
M. Biisa
Bilas
Woodruff
Bien
Hobart
Albemarle
Presidential Nomination Discussion and Vice Presidential Preference
The speaker recalls 1860 Lincoln nomination and notes no stampede after presidential nominations. He mentions Bliss unwilling to run and declares support for Dolliver as vice president, observing the custom to adjourn and assess the situation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Bliss
Strange Jealousy Fatal Shooting Near Louisville
In Louisville on June 15 Thomas Bach killed his 18 year old daughter Mollie Bach at the Bach farm eleven miles from Louisville and then killed himself. Mollie had secretly married Newt Thorn four weeks earlier and produced a marriage license that enraged Bach who allegedly warned of murder if she wed. The tragedy ends with Bach shooting the girl and then himself near the heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Thomas Bach
Mollie Bach
Newt Thorn
Bach Farm
Bach
Thorne
Rach
Plan to end sympathetic strikes in building trades
Chicago June 15 delegates from building trades unions and contractors council conferences agree on arbitration to abolish sympathetic strikes. A committee to draft a resolution and a sub committee to write to the contractors council were formed to formalize the settlement plan and communicate the intent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Building Trades
Building Contractors’ Council
Builders council seeks end to sympathetic strikes plan
The building contractors' council will issue a general statement on sympathetic strikes, aiming to abolish them. A sub committee will reaffirm union labor as essential to the building trades council. An arbitration plan proposes a permanent arbitration board and an appeals board to settle disputes promptly, ensuring uninterrupted work and eliminating strikes and rockouts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Building Contractors’ Council
Building Trades Council
Board of Appeals
Destructive Tenement Fire Kills Ten In New York
Ten people die and seven are badly injured in a tenement fire at 34 Jackson Street. The Cotter and Marion families lose many members while residents are rescued by Policeman Knowles who is burned but saves others. Damages are reported small.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jackson Street
WM. Cotter
Kate Cotter
Mamie Cotter
Joseph Cotter
John Cotter
James Cotter
Louis Marion
Mary Marion
Elsie Marion
Jamie Marion
Fet Marion
Frank Marion
Marion
Mulhearn
Patrick Burns
Burns
Cotter
Knowles
Hia Alreayy
Captured Thieves After Saloon Robbery in Helena
Special to the Inter Mountain report from Helesk Montana June 15 describes two cooks Samuel Al Jen and Thomas Martin arrested after breaking into Paffendorf s saloon on Warren Street. They bled from wounds received during the break in. The pair, weak from blood loss, claimed drunkenness and ignorance. Only minor loot included liquor cigars and at most a dollar in the cash register.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain
Helesk
Mont
Paffendorf
Warren Street
Samuel al- Jen
Thomas Martin
Martin
No. 32
Broadway
Diverse late June worldWIRE items and incidents
A digest of scattered reports from Chicago to Ottawa and New York. Highlights include plans by Chicago’s Black community for a colony abroad, Mrs. Fremont’s hip fracture at 79, a Houston kerosene explosion fatality count, a New York hospital update on John Rigpath, and Ottawa’s poll tax bill proposal. Laurier pledges commission on Chinese and Japanese immigration, with new U S immigration notes and a delayed verdict in a Platt-backed case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
the Presbyterian Hospital
John Clark Rigpath
Ridpata Ie
Ottawa
House of Counbill
Wilfrid Laurier
The
Tribune
Washington
General Powderley
Immigration Bureau
Platt
Fitsharria
Mullett
Aiple
O'Connell
China and foreign forces face grim Pekin crisis
London dispatches report Shanghai alarm and feared attacks on legations as international relief columns approach Pekin. Paris notes continued telegraph cuts and quiet French concessions while New York cites Russo Japanese troop movements and US neutrality amid the crisis. Washington notes delayed Conger messages and possible US force expansion to protect missionaries and embassies in China.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
China
Shanghai
Pekin
Yu Nan Fu
Seymour
Paris
Tien Tsin
M. Delacasse
Delacasse
Taku
New York
United States
Russia
Port Arthur
St. Petersburg
Peorin
Japan
Great Britain
Rugata
Lise
Kwang Hau
Hay
Dewey Declines Vice Presidency Interest
Admiral Dewey, returning from a western trip, told an Associated Press representative he has not been offered the nomination and would not accept if invited. He added he has never contemplated being a candidate for vice president and would not run, a position he says has stood for three months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Dewey
Associated Press
Bryan
Thedmiral
Uni .T
Admiral Dewey
Also Mentioned on This Page
Hennessy’s
Butte, Mont
Klocksdorp
War Office
Residency
Klerksdorp
Hunter
Kitchener
Rhenoster River
Klersdorp
Platt Talke
Groovenor
Dolliver
Killa
Building Trades Union
Helena
ST Record
Hawai
Los Angeles
Cal
Jesse Benton , Fremont
John C. Fremont
Houston
Tex
the Post Today
Empire
Victoria
B. C
Ing Fu
Aulack
State Department
Conger
Onin Klang
He Oo
Navy Department
Yorktown
Che Foo
Kempff
Remy
Cavite
Tris
Iris
Newark
Kempft
Philippines
Friends of Missionaries
Tien Tain
Ten Tin
Sui Gate
Nashville
Monacay
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