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16 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 16, 1900
Page
1
Lamps and globes at half price sale
Our entire stock of parlor and banquet lamps with B. and H. burners is offered at half price. Egyptian bronze lamps, hammered brass and gold plated pieces, wrought iron and hand decorated china vases with globes to match are reduced. Baccarat globes decorated by French artists in Oriental and antique styles range from six to eight dollars, now at half price.
Cut Glass at Half Price
Auction notes offer twenty pieces of last year patterns selling at half price. Berry bowls valued at $9.00, olive dishes $4.00 to $5.00, water bottles priced $4.25 $5.00 and $7.50 each. All items offered at half price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bome
Cameo Plaques at Half Price and More Bargains
A sale offers Cameo plaques in German bisque at half price, with about 50 subjects including 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, earth en cuspidors, Flemish soap boxes, clothes pins, rolling pins, and potato mashers, all at reduced prices. The ad highlights colors, styles, and substantial savings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hero
Leander
Queen Louise
British and American Reports on Pekin Crisis Rise
London and Washington dispatches describe Boxers massacring foreign staff and damaging legations in Pekin while telegraph lines fail. Officials weigh sending troops as Admiral Seymour advances with 2300 Marines toward Pekin and Russia considers its options amid a widening Chinese crisis.
Married an American Baron von Kettler in Pekin related to Michigan Central chief
Detroit June 16 Baron von Kettler German minister to China reported killed in the Boxers riot at Pekin is a son in law of Henry B. Ledyard president of Michigan Central railroad. Baron married to Misa Ledyard in 1891. Family says his wife was with him and a cablegram stated all was well a week ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shanghai
Pekin
China
Chin Kiang
Yang
Tze
Che Foo
Washington
Mate Department
Hay
State Department
Conger
United States
North China
Admiral Kempf
Kempf
Taku
Quarter- Master's Department
Naval Service
Detroit
Baron von Kettler
Henry B. Ledyard
Michigan Central Railroad
Baron
Misa Ledyard
British Cruiser Terrible Sails From Hong Kong to Ten Tsin
British first class cruiser Terrible sails with troops to Ten Tsin after landing a 12 pounder for land service. Undaunted ordered under sealed orders. Reports say trouble brews near West river with riots at Bonchuw. Over a hundred refugees reach Wu Chow as about five thousand rebels gather at Kwei Li Sien. Troop convoys move through Wu Chow toward the rebels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hong Kong
Terrible
Ten Tsin
Scott
The
West River
Bonchuw
Wu Chow
Kwei Li Sien
Court of Inquiry investigates Colwell for failing to report
A Washington dispatch says Lieutenant Commander J C Colwell, newly relieved as American naval attaché in London, is under a court of inquiry for failing to report to the United States on a required date. It is alleged he sought medical treatment after an operation to excuse travel and justify his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Washington
J. C. Colwell
London
Wav . Aes Ment
W. F. A. Cook
Nane
Washington Navy Yard
Colwell
United States
Philippines
London Letter from a turbulent week in England
London dispatch surveys a week of global rumblings and domestic events. War talk, the Pretoria setback, and the Aldershot heat trial draw comment. The Duke of Wellington and the Prince of Wales figures feature amid theater controversy with Gilbert and Steer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Associated
South Africa
China
Ashanti
Ascot
Gladstone
Duke of Wellington
England
Kelly- Kenny
Tucker
Kelly-Kenny
Louis Hay
Lord Roberts
Pretoria
Transvaal
Botha
Roberts
Roberta
Thore
Fighiting
Aldershot
Woroer
Inrsides
House of Lords
Duke of York
York House
Prince of Wales
Gilbert
Jenette Steer
Comedy Theater
Miss Steer
Cynisca
Ornesyeralian
Princess of Wales
Covent Garden
Maurice Gray
Rumors of Peace Talks and South Africa Dispatches
London reports circulate that Lord Roberts and Kruger may negotiate terms, while Botha through wives seeks conditions, risking a breach of faith. Capetown telegram notes ministerial deadlock easing, with Rose-Innes likely to join government. Battle updates place Baden-Powell toward Paardekop and telegrams describe Diamond Hill actions and large Boer surrender figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lord Roberts
Kruger
Botha
Capetown
John Gordon Spriggs
Rose-Innes
Laing
Nek
Christian Botha
Paardekop
Buller
Durban
Transvaal
Delagoa Bay
Methuen
Kroonatad
Baden-Powell
Daily Telegraph
Dewet
City
Laurencg Marquez
The
Times
Steyn
Pretoria
Breyn
War Office
Lord Roberta
Ian Hamilton
Diamond Hill
Guards Brigade
Jones
Tam
Hamilton
Som Roberts
Deala
Baden Powell
Biilun-Powell
Thope
Standerton
Heidelbere
Orange River
Hane Bloff
Piet Kruger
Middleburg
Strike Imminent in Kootenay Mines as Tie on Wages Grows
Vancouver reports an imminent strike across the Kootenay mining district with 2000 miners set to halt work tonight and not resume Monday morning. J Roderick Robertson of Nelson, head of the South Kootenay board of trade, warns of possible stoppages in several mines within days unless wage disputes are settled. The conflict centers on uniforming the daily rate from 2.50 or 2.60 to 3 dollars, with negotiations ongoing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Kootenay
British
Republican Women Headquarter Activists at Philadelphia
At National Woman's Republican Association headquarters Mrs J Ellen Foster presides as president. Assistants remain and the rest of the 50 will arrive today. Visitors are many and stylishly dressed, favoring McKinley overall but differ on who should be vice president. Mrs William S Taylor, wife of Kentucky's former governor, is an honorary delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
J. Ellen Foster Hae
National Woman's Republican Association
McKinley
Ars
Willam
Taylor
Kentucky
Uncertain Floor Admission Remarks By Secretary
Secretary Dick avoided a firm ruling on admission to the floor. He indicated only Mia is certain of a seat, while William Henry Jones of Salt Lake City remains a regularly elected delegate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia
William Henry Jones
Salt Lake
Utah
Must Pay Duties Watch On Roderick Chu Voyage
San Francisco June 16 revenue officers will watch the barge Roderick Chu as it sails toward Honolulu loaded largely with wine beer and other taxable goods not yet taxed. A Thursday noon import tax law prohibits landing Hawaiian goods until duties are paid and stamped. The Internal Revenue Commissioner allows ships at port to proceed after depositing funds to cover Hawaii taxes at Honolulu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Barie Roderick Chu
United States Revenue
Hawaiian
Hawaiiian
Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Honolulu
Humodulu
Rousseau sparks debate over worker rights in France
New York Times dispatch from Paris reports Rousseau asserting that a worker who wants to work deserves protection just as the reluctant worker does. The comment followed authorities escorting 20 policemen to a factory during a strike, signaling potential wide impact on Europe’s balance of individual freedom for workers.
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New York
Paris
Rousseau
Europe
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