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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1900
Page
8
K ang Yu-wei, a famed reformer of China, plans to flee to the United States via a secret route to escape persecution by the dowager empress. An edict offers 10 000 taels for his capture, while officials vow to burn his works and erase his legacy as Li Hung Chang orders zeal to destroy ancestral tombs.
The article describes a distressed young Chinese ruler, nominal emperor, rumored dead or imprisoned in the Sacred City, with claims of involvement by the empress dowager likened to Lucretia Borgia. The tone implies a crisis of succession and political intrigue.
A garbled exchange from a Chicago News piece references the muse at night and a blind man commenting on crime. The fragment lacks coherent context, making it difficult to determine speakers, setting, or a clear event.
Cee Bade of the First Class Drug Stores expresses thanks in a brief column. The note highlights community support and local business gratitude, emphasizing contributions from neighbors and customers during a period of growth. The message underscores appreciation for staff and patrons.
Mining offices in Helena Montana publish notices of patent applications for multiple lodes in Silver Bow County. John Gillie attorney lists Survey No. 683 and a 6.8 by 1.4 foot front of discovery shaft in Summit Valley, with adjoining claims and record locations. Henry Muntzer files for a patent on 187 feet of the Henry Lode in Summit Valley, with a description of boundaries and acreage, noting conflicts with nearby surveys and recording details.
Notice for publication lists Mining Application No. 4202 by Harry T. Lewis of Hutte Montana. It describes a 1 405 linear foot claim on the Maryland Lode in Summit Valley Mining District River Bow County with 1 58 acres claimed after exclusions. Adjoining claims include East Golden Chief No 2 Lode and Golden Chief Lode with officials George D. Harper and United States Claim Agent noted.
Heirs of Patrick A Largey and investors Meyer Gens berger and Gustave Gallick filed United States Land Office notice in Helena Montana on March 7 1900 for patent of five acres of the Little McQueen Placer Mining claim in Summit Valley Silver Bow County. The filing names Survey No 929 and Township 9 North Range West with detailed boundaries and adjacent claims including Golden Hematite and Upton locations. Attorney Samuel Bari Jr represents the applicants with first publication March 8 1900.
The Chicago Tribune notes the gunboat Concern has been ordered from Manila by Secretary Long with sealed instructions for Ten Tsin. It will likely proceed up the Pei Ho River to safeguard American missionaries and settlements along its banks.
A Chicago Record passenger describes a man named Ng making a pass at a girl while another passenger notes Kodak lacks film and tries to coax some from her. A poet asks where his poem titled The Editor is stored, remarking about pigeon holes.
A collage of cheeky quips and phrase fragments from late 19th or early 20th century humor pages. The dialogue features a parrot seller, a sharp critic, a beggar, a baron, and a funeral director. It captures wordplay and social satire through clipped exchanges and ironic asides.
In playful exchange, Chicago Record and Philadelphia Press compare a “phenomenon” to a man who wheels an umbrella for a woman without mishap. The Roxuma boast of ancestral halls is met with humor, referencing Old Grandfather Rox sum as family money maker and teamster.
A detective questions a woman about a couple spotted driving by an hour earlier. The woman recalls a turquoise blue wool jacket with Scotch mosaic pattern and stitched white pique skirt, noting the style of the year. A horse type is briefly queried.
Augustus P. Van Dusen of Butte Montana filed Mining Patent No. 4198 for 1,147.9 linear feet of Copper Dream Lode in Summit Valley Silver Bow Montana, adjoining Granite Mountain Lode and Sioux Chief Lode claims. The document notes prior notice on April 16 1900, location details, acreage 40.04, and conflicts with Survey Nos. 1105 1106. Publication May 1 1900.
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