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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1899
Page
4
The largest and most complete line of Shoes, Fancy Oxfords and Slippers in Butte. Slippers in all rainbow colors with new toe shapes and heels. Spring Shoes and Oxfords on shelves. Our $3.00, $2.10 and $4.60 Oxfords in tan and black viet kid highlighted. Children's and Misses' Low Shoes and Strap Sandals in unique styles. Call and examine stock.
In Ainle River county Arkansas a racial clash unfolds with White mobs killing Black residents. Seven known lynchings include Edwin Goodwin Adam King Joseph Jones Joe King and John Johnson. Bodies hang in trees and further executions are feared as authorities struggle to restore order amid widespread fear and lawlessness.
A dispatch via Panama says in interior Ecuador fanatical influences threaten missionaries. United States minister A J Sampson pushes Ecuadorian authorities to protect Protestants. Western Ecuador reports outrages by Catholic fanatics incited by priests. The minister warned Quito of possible massacres and urged the archbishop to curb priestly agitators. In Ontario, Rev W T Adams seeks a pension for Ry of the Investigator crew survivor.
Scott's Emulsion of cod liver oil with hypophosphites is praised as pure and palatable. It is advertised for coughs, colds, consumption, and improving blood, strength, and growth in children, with claims of weight gain when added to milk. Distributed by druggists and chemists in New York.
Local authorities report a pension of one shilling granted to Hear Gallen dating from the first day of the current month. The notice confirms the small pension was issued by the appropriate authorities and becomes payable immediately.
San Francisco reports from Tacoma that Alexander McDonald and H A Ferguson have formed a London syndicate with over 2,000,000 capital. They transferred several claims on Pinanza creek and project vast profits, claiming the richest Klondike gold placer grounds. A six varload hydraulic plant is en route to Tacoma to exploit holdings on a mammoth scale.
Lima dispatch reports Guilamers Parris brother of Peru’s foreign minister killed in a duel with an Ecuadorian in Campo Plaza. Motive deemed frivolous. duelists arrested. The deceased leaves a widow and four children. President Picrola installs military and naval boards following congress law passage.
Due to a seaman shortage, many crews are delayed for U S steamers Neto Parragut Dany Pensacola Brutus and Resyan. About seventy five sailors are en route to Norfolk navy yards as Morr Taland's recruitment lags.
Reports from York describe steady canal progress with a small force and merchants seeking a government contract in Jamaica. Agents plan travel to secure Heborehs, while Gen Growy heads to New York to arrange shipment of the Hooker to the Philippine Islands to enable cable connections for Manila and surrounding areas.
President Marper delivers a Berkeley lecture on democracy and the university's role in public education. He argues the university is an integral part of the public school system and a key factor in true democracy, stressing study from notes to a attentive audience. A fertilizer industry note in Newark mentions a pending New York combined effort led by M L Showmaker Co and others.
Mrs Estabrook Dena of New York reported dead at her home in Plamileta New Jersey aged 86 years. Also an advertisement notes infants and children's shoes 25c and 26 Park Avenue sale and a notice to business men about collections by Blue Goat Collectors offering prompt attention nationwide through Comper City Law and Collection Agency in Owsley block with phone number.
A fragmented OCR note mentions a $20 set tooth 310 and references Dr. Wix. It also alludes to a long tide without change of cars and a route from Butte to St. Louis via the Burlington route.
Washington reports Adjutant General Corbin aims to remove all volunteers from Cuba by April 25. The plan uses government transports including Ward line and Plant Steamship ships to bring twenty three regiments home within a month. Troops will be disinfected at Savannah Fort Pulaski Mullet Key and mustered out at designated camps.
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