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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1901
Page
9
Fragmented OCR reveals a heated dispute over library funding and governance. Citizens question taxes and the city’s priorities, with accusations about misused funds and calls to protect taxpayers while supporting access to libraries.
A garbled OCR note mentions precious stones and an inquiry by Examiner Wiser about the import of precious sites for home use. It lists unclear references to Terps ya Comund Typ and various month and place fragments, with fragmented names and roles throughout the text.
In a fragmentary report an unnamed promoter linked to a syndicate seeks a railway confession from local promoters. He plans to travel east on Monday to advance the bid near Woo and discuss the Malet project and a minor rail questioning. The text names Mess Wily and Pothstein and references several places and figures in connection with the railway deal.
Sar Jose California Marvh Wm Buck Jey a prominent stage driver and owner born in Albany New York. He drove stages along Mohawk and the old post road to a city and brought the first blush to the continent from St. Teans to Salt Lake in 1847. He was the pioneer on the coastline stage between San Proenisco and Los Angeles.
Yale University announces openings for teachers via letter from Frederick W. Atkinson superintendent of public instruction. Yale graduates are invited to apply for teaching positions at Yale University and in public instruction in New Haven.
A government body last fall voted to offer free instruction to five Filipinos. Judge Tait, a Yale alumnus, drew interest. Applicants must be graduates, teach in the country or plan SDA work, be physically sound, and suited to tropical climates. Terms run at least three years with free transport to Aprova and expenses ranging from 70 to 100 dollars.
Reports from Otis to Californa allege widespread rotting of fruit carloads across the south as rail lines fail to handle shortages. Growers fear markets will waste thousands of pounds while delayed shipments clog routes and depress prices.
A special dispatch from Dallas reports that Stevenoson of Dallas was killed in a duel in Colorado. The duel occurred after a trainer named Frederick Lovens warned of a confrontation. The event followed Stevenson's service with a Texas railway company.
The Thiele Mark steamship Ampertea Mark 2 in port loads laborers from the islands seeking admission as citizens. They are blocked pending credential proof. United States attorney Beread Os 0 Waly asserts the right to land while Collector Stayton holds the men aboard.
Rev J G nh grand master of the New Jersey grand lodge of England reports the king has sent warm thanks for the lodges sympathy and good wishes on his ascension to the throne following the monarchs great sorrow and public mourning in Newtown New Jersey March.
The London correspondent for the Tribune says English people fear rising spirits trade problems and the Express reports an April meeting in Berlin with a representative of trading commercial syndicates to arrange a German American trust combination.
Louisville and San Francisco promoters announce Terry McGovern and Dave Sullivan will meet for 20 rounds in New York for a lightweight title bout on April 20 under the Twentieth Century Athletic Club. Both boxers to weigh 126 pounds and a $1,000 forfeit posted in New York. Tim Hurst named referee.
Count Kassini, the Russian ambassador, says Russia has no ulterior designs in Manchuria. He notes Russia’s aims are to protect railway construction to Port Arthur and maintain stability with China and other nations, denying any intent to seize Manchuria. He cites cooperation with the United States and others to restore peace in the Chinese empire.
New York March letter from Whitelaw Reid responding to L K Puller of Boston secretary of the Philippines Information questioned a hearing for Agoncillo in Paris by the peace commissioners. Reid cites Davis reports of requests, lack of a written application, and that hearings occurred only at Agoncillo's request with secrecy in some cases.
London dispatch notes a despairing Commons speech by the war secretary, pledging limited reforms to ease an overworked army. He admits unpopularity of reform, reliance on Volunteers, and avoidance of conscription, with advisers doubting radical changes.
Dispatches from Amsterdam and Prussels report Mr. Kruger's entourage denying knowledge of any negotiations. They say no terms can be discussed unless Lord Kitchener agrees to talk about independence, keeping the focus on sovereignty as the central issue.
New York March 9 The Times reports the Central Georgia Railway acquired the Chattanooga Rome and Southern Railway for 2 500 000 through J P Morgan and Co The main line runs 138 miles linking the two networks and expanding their regional reach.
Chicago March 9 Hugo Seultz believed to be a German baron was buried in potters field after lying in an undertaking establishment for two weeks. Remains had not been claimed though death occurred two weeks prior.
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