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Six cups and saucers priced at 50 cents. Six seven inch plates at 50 cents. Six pie plates for 35 cents. Jugs in three sizes priced at 10, 15 and 20 cents each.
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24 May 1900
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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1900
Page
1
Boers Fight to the Death Amid British Advances
London dispatch reports General French reaching Prospect station with Boers retreating toward the Vaal while British forces under Roberts push from the front. Natal sees action near Ingogo as Boers entrench at Laing's Nek and Mafeking relief credited to a Federal blunder. Pretoria notes a defense of Johannesburg and heavy cannon emplacements. Casualties rise in ambush near N'Qtu Mount Prospect as Swaziland forces clash at Choperso Nek.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
French
Prospect Station
Rhenoster
Vaal
Rhenuster
Pretoria
Isan Hamilton
Roberts
Natal
Buller
Transvaal
Ingogo
Laing’s Nek
Mafeking
Delarey
Motopo
Johannesburg
Schuinishoogie
Ingoge
Botha
Nek
Chris Botha
N'Qtu
Mount Prospect
Swaziland
Choperso Nek
Heilbron
Greyling'’s
Vaal River
Wolmaran
Kalbe
Lindley
Secretary says Albany may cruise in the Mediterranean
A Washington dispatch reports Secretary Long says the Albany would cruise in the Mediterranean but has no orders to move to Turkish waters though the commander could visit a Turkish port. Buffalo Essex and Lancaster are also bound for European waters with October stays, not linked to any Turkish missionary claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Herald
Washington
Long
Albany
Mediterranean
Craser Buffalo
Essex
Lancaster
Europe
Turkey
French Line seeks to bar damage claims in U S court
The French Line La Campagne Generale la Transatlantine, owner of the La Bourgogne which sank near Sable Island on July 4, 1598, filed a petition in a United States court. It aims to cut off all damages claims, with 63 claimants totaling 1,206,834.75 on paper and about 1,500,000 including 29 unstated claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
la Campaigne Generale la Transatlantine
la Bourgogne
Sable Island
United States
Delegates End Conventions Reach Cripple Creek Excursion
Denver May 24 delegates to the Western Federation of Miners and Western Labor Union have finished their labors and left the city for an excursion to Cripple Creek. The federation's new executive board includes J. C. Williams Grass Valley Cal Chris Folet Rossland B C Charles Huyer Deadwood S D J B Furey Butte Mont W D Haywood Silver City N M William M Burns Ouray Colo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Western Federation of Miners
Western Labor Union
Cripple Creek
Federation
J. C. Williama
Grass Valley
Cal
Chris Folet
Rossland
B. C
Charles Huyer
Deadwood
J. B. Furey
Butte
Mont
W. D. Haywood
Silver City
Cared
William M. Burns
Ouray
Mafeking relief rumor spikes Kaffir shares in Johannesburg
A wild stock exchange rumor claimed Mafeking relief forces advanced to Johannesburg and captured the town, triggering a sharp rise in Kaffir share prices as Boer defenders, and British interests, watched closely from London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Stock Exchange
Mafeking
Johannesburg
Kaffirs
Insurrection In Philippines Declared Collapsed
Brig. Gen. The Schwan reports from sea that the Philippine insurrection is irretrievably collapsed and Filipinos cannot govern themselves. He notes Luzon and coast towns held by Americans, and that insurgents hope US withdrawal during the wet season or a political victory may revive resistance. Most educated and peasant Filipinos favor peace under American rule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Department
the Schwan
Thomas
Philippines
Manila
Luzon
Luna
Schwan
Insurgenta
United States
Saya
Reconciliation Or Rebellion In The Philippine War Report
General Schwan describes guerilla bands and decentralization as the core of the insurrection. He notes troops and town pacification will continue despite concentration and warns distrust between troops and insurgents hinders pacification. He believes familiarity and mutual benefit between natives and soldiers could reduce Gu erilla support and improve cooperation against robber bands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schwan
Sehwan
Filipino Rumor Dispatch on Catubig Battle May 20
A May 23 special dispatch from the Philippines claims a stubborn fight on Catubig island with American losses reported as 500 killed and wounded. The account aligns with Aguinaldo’s representative in Paris known for exaggerated dispatches, and many such reports have been disputed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catubig
Atabig
Aguinaldo
Paris
Philippines
Haveeen
Posts in Philippines report profit and continued service
Postmaster General Smith reveals a report from the Philippine islands director of ports dated April 14 showing over 16000 dollars profit for eleven months ending May 4 1899 with expenses covered and no deficit expected through June receipts from stump sales box rents and second class matter totalled 327012 and 85400 for the quarter money orders issued domestic 8555 25051 international 2760 7390 fees 1580 orders paid 1792 1005 totals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Smith
Philippine Islands
Box Renta
Manila
Germany complains over U S meat import rules
Washington reports Germany protests current Treasury rules requiring consular reports on German manufactured goods imported to the United States. German officials oppose mandating disclosure of ingredients, hoping the meat inspection bill changes. No treaty talks expected until Bundestag action clarifies canned meats and sausage bans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Washington
Germany
Treasury Department
United States
Berlin
State Department
Bundesrath
Reichstag
Unconstitutional ruling on prize fight curb case
In San Francisco on May 24, Superior Judge Murasky held Section 412 of the California political code unconstitutional, affecting the Columbia Athletic Club suit to restrain Chief of Police Sullivan from blocking a proposed prize fight. If upheld on appeal, the 1893 act making prize printing a felony with fines from 1000 to 5000 dollars or imprisonment may come back into force.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Columbia A. C
Sullivan
California
Murasky
Price McCormick Co. Collapse Shocks New York Markets
Reports say Price McCormick and Co failed causing big losses across the cotton market. Rumors of other firms in financial trouble spread as the Colton Exchange noted a major bear move. Estimates place the firm’s cotton losses from 1 million to 3 million amid a volatile trading day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Price
McCormie & Co
Cotton Exchange
George Crocker
California
Frm
Colton Exchange
McCormick & Co
Price, McCormick & Co
Key Il
E- Heged
Fem
Wolletreet
Havana Elections Shadowed by Party Withdrawals
In Havana May 24 the upcoming elections show low registration and strategic withdrawals by both the democratic union and republican parties, leaving a walkover for the national party in some districts while others favor conservative or nationalists. Clergy petition seeks civil marriage recognition, while officials debate the appointment of Senor Checa as customs inspector, viewed by Cubans as a foreign intrusion and an indignity to local governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Havana
Soo
Democratic Union
Hansen
National Party
Matangas
Santa Chive
Santiago
de Matrias Castillo
Pinayuel Ro
Uls
Donato Sbarette
Wood
Dee
Franko White Aliita
Cuba
Senor Ghesa
Lucha
Senor Checa
Spain
Fotiee
Wrestington
Beno Cheea
Biles Saya
Senar Cheea
London lawyer Julius Arnold arrested in San Francisco on embezzlement charge
Julius Arnold senior member of Keigh ley & Co London facing embezzlement allegations from England. Arrested by U S Marshal Shine in San Francisco on a £4 500 estate theft claim. Arnold denied identity at first, now silent and says he will not resist extradition to face the case. He sailed from London March 24 under the name McKay and will be brought before U S District Judge De Haven to determine extradition terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Julius Arnold
Keigh=ley & Co
London
England
United States
Shine
Arnold
McKay
de Haven
Man in London Firm Liabilities Fallout in Washington
A London broker, Rice Five Cents, awaiting instructions from the British ambassador in Washington, has lived quietly in Berkeley with his wife for two months. He claims the charge stems from Keighley & Co liabilities of 300,000 pounds, protests innocence, and offers to return to London to help settle the firm’s affairs. No money was found in his luggage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Berkeley
Keighley & Co
London
Embezzlement Charge Against Jail Inmate Neely
New charges in New York allege Charles F W Neely, held at Tudhay Street jail, was linked to an embezzlement scheme involving $400,000 worth of Cuban stamps. Papers tracing the theft were sent from Cuba to Washington, naming a postal employee as the alleged culprit and noting stamps ordered destroyed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Washington
Charles FW. Neely
Tudhay Street
Cuba
Department of Washington
Churie Uie
Cercfe Ag
Coulmittes
Neely
Edtward
Jones
Ahmed Pasha Arrives Amid Turkish Ceremony in New York
May 24 dispatch describes Ahmed Pasha entering Pennsylvania Avenue in a ceremonial reception. A procession of Turks, Libyans, and other attendees filled the street as the crescent sword emblem gleamed, and a mounted band played while officials greeted the envoy amid Mystic Shriners festivities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ahmed Pasha
Pennsylvania Avenue
Wiemete
Turkey
Constaninoula
Che Trier
Iy Hanks
Brent
Vole Hye
Convention Adjourns as State GOP Opens Summer Session
Sioux Falls May 24 The Republican state convention adjourned sine die after hearing the slate led by Charles Herried governor with leaders chosen for the Philadelphia year end gathering. Resolutions commend Senator Kyle for loyal patriotic support of Mekintey in the Spanish American War and related actions, while delegates were instructed to report to the national convention meeting in Mekintey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux Falla
Republiican
Charles Herried
Mekintey
Senanne Kyle
Compulsory Insurance Proposal Defeated in Referendum
In Berne on May 24 a proposal for compulsory insurance covering all residents was defeated by a margin of about 170,000 to 80,000. The plan would have charged the Confederation with funding the insurance costs for all persons living and owning property. The measure was put to the people as part of constitutional revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berne
Confederation
Blanding
New York Democratic Convention Delegate Totals Revealed
New York stats show 4603 delegates total with 2263 needed for a majority. Delegates listed include Bryan 17 uninstructed 129 and to be elected 10, with other figures noted as late changes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
York
Tor Bryan
Alaska civil government bill debated in House today
Washington May 24 House proceedings resume consideration of the Alaska civil government bill. Amendments to mining provisions authorize the secretary of war to grant permits to dredge for gold below mean low water and ensure the act does not invalidate prior placer claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Secretary of War
No change in plague situation reported in San Francisco
San Francisco May 24 there is no change in the plague situation with no new cases or deaths reported. Physicians believe the disease has been conquered and all danger is past though precautions remain strict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Cal
Mursey pleads guilty in bank misappropriation case
Rutland Vermont May 4 Chas W Mursey cashier of Merchants National Bank pleaded guilty in the United States district court to misappropriating bank funds. He was sentenced to seven years imprisonment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rutland
Chas, W. Mursey
United States
Merchants’ National Bank
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