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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1899
Page
4
As the tow Shoe and Slipper season approaches, the ad promises a large variety of new novelties including Fancy Slippers Fancy Vesting Top and Plain Oxfords in styles from narrow to wide. It notes agents for renowned shoemakers and claims the largest complete line in the west.
Lieutenant Commander Hodgson states he did not attend the Confederate inquiry into the bridge actions aboard the Brooklyn during the July 3 engagement against Cervera’s fleet. He confirms his official letter denying involvement and defends his role and responses to inquiries while noting no denial of the core statements.
Boston figures show large bequests totaling hundreds of thousands to Harvard University the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and other institutions. The donors name named funds to support student aid general hospital programs the arts and religious or fraternal causes across Massachusetts and beyond.
The article outlines substantial donations including $10,000 to the Tuscogee normal school in Alabama, $5,000 to an Atlanta university, $10,000 to 16 public and charitable institutions in the Boston area, and many gifts of $2,500 or more to various entities in Les.
James N. Jarvie Augustus N. Juillard George G. Haven and Joseph Hendrix elected directors of the National Bank of Commerce. Mutual Life Insurance holders part of stock but deny control aims while talks of consolidation with National Union Bank and Bank of Commerce continue.
Victoria, BLM faces extensive damage with most of the steamer likely a total loss. Repairs planned for the City steamer at Shortett, while other vessels aid reconstruction and relief efforts impact the town.
June 20 report from Aberdeen describes theft at Lumens wharf Gray's Harbor and a deadly confrontation. Authorities seized Downing and Anderson in a murder case linked to a missing box heist followed by exhumation of a body. an inquest is planned.
A quirky notice notes a great vermation in switches planned for the next ten legs at Mrs A Birthright's located at 49 W Granite. The item reads like a local auction or event teaser with unclear details.
In Los Angeles the Northern Pa city sets an open rate of 59.00 for the NEA meeting roundup. Tickets go on sale in July with a return limit set for September.
Chicago dispatch reports William W. Hall, Hawaiian merchant, en route to Washington to lobby for Dole as temporary governor. Hall says Hawaii prospers under Dole and a republic model, with Pacific trade rising and plans for a cable and wider American capital interest.
In Jamaica on June 20 Kingston reports the Brit steamship Brookline arrived with an officer and three crew from the steamship Ethelwad. They were picked up after falling distress and were taken to Port Antonio. No traces of the Ethelwad were found, raising fears it foundered.
The Tribune notes John W. Giles, president of the American Steel and Whee company, is announced by political friends as a candidate to succeed Shelby Mullon in the U.S. Senate. The informal word suggests support from many who favor a manufacturer in the upper house. The report includes other local items such as Munroe taking Gebo coal agency, Dr. Rinehart moving to 14 W. Park, and a Golden Treasure Mining and Milling stockholders meeting set for June 29 in Butte to elect directors.
The note touts a Speeding Wagon from the Columbus Buggy Company praised for style and finish. It also touts surveys and traps in the same make, claiming unequaled quality and value with no fancy prices.
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