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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1901
Page
3
A fragmentary city transit note discusses rapid transit from congested areas toward a residence, naming places such as Paddington station and Castle Hill. The muddled text references plans, dates, and figures, with scattered mentions of individuals, locations, and a potential money pledge amid a chaotic OCR read.
A garbled OCR item from Yirk Michigan mentions a new peoign and elements of a social event. Names and places are unclear but reference dates and a planned gathering at an oval garden with several individuals named in the readable fragments. The text is largely unreadable and provides limited concrete facts.
Senator Hanna predicted deadlocks between Nebeuska and Delaware senates would end after a conference. He noted Republicans aim to resolve stalemates and expected both chambers to vote to break the impasse. Payne heads to BayRiver after conference as talks continue.
Incoherent OCR fragment references a naval wireless system proposal, Rear Admiral Boocford, and discussions of telegraphy and military communication. The legible bits hint at a formal commission or a debate about permanent plant and defences, but many names and terms are garbled.
Foretary Wilceon reports to Admiral Bradfod that the agricultural department has experimented with wireless telegraphy for some time and achieved remarkable results. Experts claim a system very different from Marconi's, more efficient, with an exhibition likely on a magical vessel soon.
March Sutton reports a wartime action authorizing deportation of rebel leaders. The order directs removal of several persons linked to guerrilla activities to Guam aboard the Rosecrans for custody and possible further measures as normal conditions permit. A later batch is to be dealt with aboard the Face, under similar powers, as authorities pursue suppression of insurgent groups.
A dynamite blast at a quartz mine cliff in Paso Texas killed two men and seriously injured two others. The victims were Charles Shelley and two unnamed partners who were handling a dynamite charge atop a bluff when it exploded. They were thrown to the ground amid large stones. surgeons arrived from the city and the injured were transported to local hospitals.
Lord Roberts addressing Army officers praised British troops for discipline in India and South Africa. He noted limited drinking opportunities in campaigns but observed well behaved conduct in Albany and Pretoria areas, stating no complaints of misconduct toward Boer women or children arose.
Boston reports Ex-Rampion sewler E H Ten Eyck has formal charges of professionalism filed by the National Rowing Association. He must answer at the upcoming meeting in New York and is accused of refusing to go to Paris last summer without his partner, with the local rowing club said to be responsible.
A government bureau report shows last year exports to Russia reached 2501000 dollars unaffected by the Russian decree in retaliation for U S countervailing duties on sugar. Exports to Russia bearing the impact stood at 2,572,429 dollars.
Baron von Stumm Alalberh and Herr Krapp report offers from Admiral von Telpiz for naval armor plates at a reduced price. Despite reductions the quoted cost remains 222 marks higher than American prices, indicating a price gap for defense materials amid wartime trade conditions.
New York March 8 A report from Washington notes Prof Nicola Tesla on Becquerel findings and uranium and polonium. He doubts the new ray will aid wireless telegraphy, predicting Hertzian methods will remain experimental and impractical for commercial use. He cites earlier Roentgen work and hints at forthcoming discoveries regarding projected matter. The ray may test diamonds, but expert jewelers prefer established methods.
Yokohama February dispatch notes the opposition largely vanished as party splits persist. Count Okuma’s Progressives collapsed over a minor economic policy rift, leaving Marquis Ito as the sole cohesive leader. The press urges lenient China indemnity terms, favoring southern Chinese costs and Western token gestures.
Carroll G Dolman administrator of Adam C Beyer deceased calls all creditors and others with claims against the estate to present vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be shown at 33 Owsley block Butte Silver Bow Montana. Dated February 25 1901.
Frank W. Rea ding, once of Newark and Astor battery veteran from the Spanish American War, allegedly found Mindanao gold dust. He sent a sample to his Newark brother Wm. Reding, who reported to the U S assay office that the dust assayed at 89 time and valued at $18.40 an ounce in crude form.
A 15,000,000 marks bond issue from Frankfurt am Main will be payable at Speyer & Co in New York with interest. Over half the issue has reportedly been spoken for in New York, bonds offered at 96 with interest. The bonds will be steel engraved here and listed on the New York Stock Exchange.
A Chicago Record dispatch from Mexico City reports President Diaz recovering at Caramayues and likely to return to the capital within a week or ten days. The piece also notes the illness and death of Daniel 8 Holmes, a St. Louis lumber merchant, at the American hospital, and mentions Gen. J. G. McCulloch and ex-governor J. B. Stuart arriving for a brief visit.
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