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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1899
Page
11
The store touts the largest collection of shoes including fancy Oxfords and slippers in rainbow colors. It advertises new shapes and heels with complete ready for inspection offerings and emphasizes low monthly specials on tan and black kid Oxfords. Shoppers are invited to call and view stock.
London reports a lively royal circle as Ambassador Joseph H. Cowie prepares to present credentials to the queen. Diplomatic hostesses and society figures fill invitations, while chatter notes plans for a visit by Lady Mary Sackville to Mrs. Gould next month amid broader recovery talks and fashion-set events.
A Anglo American syndicate negotiates a $75 million cross continental oil mill alliance to end competition and control European seed cake markets. Also notes Sir John Moore and Lord Imesor backing Alfred memorial, with a Winchester statue plan and a chorus of global figures including Col. John Hay and university presidents.
A Washington dispatch says China considers making Mun a free port to counter Italy's Adriatic aims and to check Britain and Japan’s influence. Italy has not pressed further after China refused to cede territory, and the move would align with American interests. Other items note the deaths of Eward S Taber and George W Young in New Bedford and Boston respectively.
Colonel Winlant Hubbell, former commander of the Porto Rico force, told the Journal and Advertiser that Puerto Ricans favor independence and that an uprising is likely sooner or later. He cited demoralization after Cuban events, fears of Aguinaldo, and plots against U.S. troops, with some islanders seeking closer US trade ties for sugar and tobacco. He warned the U.S. to expect trouble as troops withdraw.
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