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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1899
Page
4
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Washington reports Congress authorized battleships to be the largest yet built. Plans call for about 2,600 tons each, 18 knots speed, four 12 inch guns, sixteen 6 inch rapid fire guns, and twenty four pounders. Ships to be coppered and wood-sheathed for tropical seas, with armor around waterline.
New York Red Cross reports rapid relief for Manila and other Philippines trenches. Over $20,000 in clothing medicine and delicacies shipped. A field hospital near Gen Otis troops to be run by Miss Margerie Henshall with three trained nurses. Additional consignments sent via Grant Sherman and Sheridan with staff led by Miss Starr and Miss Clidwin. San Francisco branch leads relief, New York auxiliary expanding role.
In difficult anemia cases Dr. Mitchell prescribes cod liver oil emulsion after meals. He notes growing surprise as emulsion improves listless patients with better flesh color and vigor. Scott's Emulsion combines cod liver oil with hypophosphites, claimed to regenerate tissue boost nerves enrich blood and add fat and strength at $1.00.
Washington reports half the German consul general in Samoa has not yet left for Apia. Dr Raffel’s recall is tied to January disturbances, with Germany disavowing his acts and seeking calm. The United States and Britain pursue a stable protectorate, Chief Justice Chambers’ rulings stand, Mataafa remains non-king per the 1889 Berlin treaty.
The Burnside will sail for Havana with 100 private soldiers and officers as the government plans a vigorous campaign against unsanitary habits in Porto Rico and Cuba. A shipment of ten metal garbage wagons and many metal cans, plus a street wagon marked IT, &., will equip health officers in San Juan, with more outfits expected for other principal cities.
A Washington dispatch reports the Anglo American joint fish commission failed to halt pelagic sealing in Bering sea. The US may resume patrol with Bear and McCulloch cutters from San Francisco. Canada sent seven sealing vessels to Bering sea after renouncing rights to sealing there.
Boston official Rufus W. Wade testifies before the industrial commission on labor rules in Massachusetts. He notes gradual rise of the child labor age to 14, night schools required in towns over 10 000, a 58 hour week limit, and cautious support for general hours reduction. He credits Massachusetts with driving out sweatshops and reports no current threat to workers from convict labor or state wage-bargaining.
San Francisco state harbor commissioners adopted a resolution to have the chief engineer prepare plans to convert the Fremont street wharf into a covered deck with necessary appliances. The 100 foot wide wharf, built on piles, sits near the Southern Pacific line and the Santa Fe terminus, aiming to keep the government supply base from Seattle. Auction 43 North Main advertises crown bridge work by Dr. Wix.
A local store advertises a carload of flour made for their shop promising top quality bread. Regular price is 1.25 per sack but this month’s intro price is 1.15 per sack starting Thursday morning. They urge customers to ask for White Rose and insist on no substitutes.
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