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Daily Inter Mountain in Butte, Montana

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Newspaper

Daily Inter Mountain

Location

Butte, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1900

Page

4

Automobile guns change clash in South Africa by Roberts

London reports British War Office tests automobile artillery to counter Boer mobility. Electric propelled small guns with armored shields, sent to Cape for first combat trials, promise decisive advance in future conflicts.

Automobiles in Battle Change War on South Africa Front

England faces a future of auto artillery as horses fall to Boer fire. Automobile guns promise continuous firing, protection behind shields, and motive power that does not tire. They would have avoided Colenso losses by keeping muzzles aimed at the foe and could keep moving under fire, reshaping land warfare.

London South Africa War Department Loni Roberts Hovsss Bloemfontein Roberts Irish War Department Cape Colenso Long

American Throng at Paris Exposition Guides Open

American girl art students have formed a bureau of guides at the Paris exposition led by Miss Nina Estabrook, aiding visitors with amiable, knowledgeable service. The article notes improving buildings, a police ban on indoor smoking, and diverse Alimenta tion Kiosks offering affordable fare as Americans plan June visits to see the Washington equestrian statue unveilings and the fair’s progress.

Paris Chicago Nina Estabrook Mey Bristol United States Washington Place d'Tena America France Germany Italy

Ida opens exclusive Paris roof garden tea rooms for American bohemians

A noted adventuress dubbed Gentle Ida has opened top-story Paris apartments with a private roof garden. She plans an aerial tea room for wealthy American bohemians, with tea at five dollars a cup and no other attractions. Ida invites American artists, singers, and writers to become habitues, promising gratis corral welcome in exchange for using their names. The note also discusses khaki as a uniform color and its supposed meanings.

Ida Seine Paris

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British War Office Lord Roberts England Bureau of Guides Moyenne Lal Tallor Cutter Johnson, Webster Nuttall Encyclopaedic Dictionary
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