02 May 1900
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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1900
Page
1
Lavarle Kid Gloves two claps in tans white and black warranted to wash. Directions included. C. K. Lewis price two dollars twenty five cents. Hennessy's offering only one dollar twenty five cents.
The Santa Maria brand best quality Latin ang Wros ribbons list price points from No 2 at 6 1 4 cents to No 22 at 35 cents with half price on all wider ribbons and all velvet satin and velvet ribbons also at half price. The marked prices reflect O K Lewis and Co price.
An old catalog blurb promotes dress linings and fabrics with prices: Percalines 20 cents, Silesias 10 to 20 cents, Best Kid Cameric 20 cents, Fancy Skirt Linings 12 1/2 cents, Linen Canvas 10 cents, Heavy Linen Canvas 10 cents, French Satines 20 cents, Velvet Trens 2 cents, plus various shades and trims.
At Scofield Utah on May 2 two hundred and one bodies have been recovered and between 300 and 400 men are believed trapped in the Pleasant Valley Coal mines. Deaths include many heads of families and several boys. Rescue work continued amid mourning crowds as officials assess blame and rally funds for victims.
Ron Arbor Michigan May 3 Tufon Ferbert a noted halfback and past two seasons coach of the university seven left cast night for Beatle where he will join Seh TM aye
Count Villa and two other prominent Michigan football men traveled to the Cape Nome gold fields, leaving the question of a football coach for the Michigan eleven next fall very much unsettled.
The May festival in Missoula attracted nearly all the town's notable residents with a packed Opera house. Miss Maud Jones led the program, dances impressed the audience, Helena visitors attended, and a large crowd stayed for late performances. A new county grader arrived, scarlet fever cases appeared mild, and a Pioneer of the Pacific meeting was planned at Odd Fellows hall. The Have You Seen Smith company comes to Union Opera House, and Lulu Thompson married Mr. Walahigle at Newton residence with Rev. Satsmin officiating.
Chicago May 2 Robert Wayne a young telonant with a stock company was forced to perform his role in Dewey the Hero of Manila as his wife lay dying after a serious operation. With no understudy he steadied his voice to finish the act while knowing she likely would die the next morning. Her death came at 4 a m four hours after his hospital departure. Mrs Wayne once played Norah wife Poppea in Quo Vadis.
May 2 Manila dispatch reports 30 men of the Forty third regiment attacked by rebels on Calubig island Samar. Twenty Americans killed and the rest rescued. In Kentucky, Judge Farrill orders venue change to Scott county for Powers Davis and others charged in the Goebel murder case.
Velena May Kerrigan Edward Kerrigan and Henry Lives pleaded guilty to burglary in connection with a Pitts lake theft case. They were transported from Pall Lake to be tried, with Frank Hingham and others as witnesses. Smith sentenced Kerrigan to one year in prison and Lewis to four years and months on the charge.
London reports continuing British operations around the Transvaal border with Hoes and Abanda as General Botha reinforces at Bloemfontein and Kimberley. Dispatches describe artillery bombardment near Fort Abrahanes, a Cavalry advance toward Houtnek, and a stern Boer defense while Queen Victoria’s family observes the conflict from home.
The report recalls a Dewey celebration in Chicago on May 2 with a large civic gathering. Admiral Dewey and the Dewey orlebvian group visited Lockpert, toured a dam project, and the party then proceeded by yacht to Bones for a city luncheon hosted by Mrs. Bryan Lathrop. Mrs. Dewey attended the luncheon in the afternoon.
Washington May 2 The effort to bring the glare cage case before the Senate stalled as requests to move the resolution were denied. The chair’s ruling leaves the matter to be acted upon by motion or placed on the calendar, with Senator Chandler appearing unprepared. No further action occurred.
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