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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1899
Page
4
The document outlines General Gomez’s stance on arming Cuban forces and accepting payment for surrendered arms. It notes General Brooke’s views, a push to fund veterans, and the tension over arming vs historic independence, with references to U S policy and the Cuban treasury.
New York May 19 The Times states the Lafayette monument by Paul Bartlett and George Barnard, with Henry Fo Morn ie utehiinet, has been approved by the committee and will be presented to the French nation.
Washington dispatch says Admiral Walker Colonel Haines and Mr Haupt resolved disputes delaying the report. They fix a feasible waterway cost at 126 million dollars and endorse a modified route using the Luli plan for larger locks to accommodate ships and warships. The report should go to the president on his return to Washington.
The Tribune reports the American Chicle company will be incorporated in Trenton with 9 million dollars capital including 3 million preferred stock and 6 million common stock. It will acquire Beeman Chemical W J White Son Kiss Me Gum J P Primiey St Britten Co M Adams Son. Charles R Flint is linked as the largest chiclet importer and Levy Mayer of Chicago will serve as general counsel.
The Welcome to Dewey, May 19, has sparked a dry goods boom in Dewey New York. Demand for ordinary cloth and prints for hunting conversion exhausts supply as converters switch to higher grades including 65 snares. Trade estimates 599000 pieces or 25000000 yards of punting will be used to welcome Manila Bay’s hero.
Illinois G A R encampment at Danville passes strong resolutions endorsing President McKinley amid cheers from about 1,000 soldiers. They condemn all speech sowing dissatisfaction or insurrection in newly acquired possessions while praising Dewey and Santiago heroes and reaffirming pension-law support.
Marion Chester Stone, 57, died at his Washington home. A Civil War veteran born in Ohio, he became a newspaper correspondent, invented a paper cigarette holder machine, and a dispenser for cold drink tubes. He built a factory, colored wares to imitate peachblow china, and was noted for philanthropy and worker welfare.
Edward P Toomis former president of the National Apple Shippers Association and pioneer in large scale cold storage in apples is dead at age sixty in New York.
James Farry organizer and first president of the Journeymen Horacehoers union and first general secretary of the Knights of Labor dies at his home in New York City at age 48.
A coupon offers one dollar to Gregson Springs with return on any train from Butte from 4 45 p m Saturday to 4 45 p m Sunday. Return trains depart Gregson between 7 40 p m Saturday and midnight Sunday.
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