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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1899
Page
4
Dr. Charles A Briggs preached in New York that the church’s scope is broader today and truth comes through growing, critical study. He argued against clinging to old forms, urged use of modern methods, and welcomed the Holy Spirit guiding evolving Christian knowledge.
New York city hosts a banquet for Admiral Dewey in honor of his service with 100 prominent citizens inviting him. Negotiations with insurgents are reported near conclusion and his return to the United States via the Suez Canal is anticipated. Departure date hinges on peace terms.
A recall of public fundraisers and plans for a grand banquet honoring Admiral Dewey is outlined. Donations from supporters aim to raise about $10,000 with 63 more subscribers needed to reach 100 donors. Attendees may include President McKinley and Secretary Long if possible, with August or September arrival anticipated.
Topeka reports a popular subscription in Kansas to purchase a ceremonial sword for Gen. Funston. The fund aims to honor his Philippine campaign and reception upon his homecoming, with thousands of Kansans expected to contribute toward the special commemorative weapon for presentation on his return.
City detectives arrest Dr Hans Hogelburg in Los Angeles on a New York grand larceny charge tied to the Investors Guarantee and Trust company. He reportedly netted large sums nationwide with promises of safe investments. Ernest May claims a $5100 loss. May and New York authorities coordinate the hold.
A May Oklahoma cyclone path across four counties caused major damage in Canadian County. At least two farmhouses destroyed and crops ruined. One rancher, John Head, was killed. four homes in Okarche damaged and several people injured. Rain and washed-out culverts reported near Rock Island lines.
Idaho and federal authorities order Shoshone County mines to operate only if they do not hire Coeur d Alene Miners Union members. Attorney General Hayes and Gov Merriam say radical unionists criminalize the region. mines remain closed until compliant workers are found.
A New York dispatch reports the governor may seek habeas corpus to test Lordship claims that volunteers abroad were free to resign after the peace treaty. Officials insist the courts are the proper path to prove the discharge rights and deny coercion.
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