Nobby Neckwear New Silk Neckties In Various Styles
A local ad announces a fine lot of new silk neckwear in Tecka Four in Hands imperials Stringers Putts and Bow Ties. Prices stated as soc each.
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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1900
Page
4
A local ad announces a fine lot of new silk neckwear in Tecka Four in Hands imperials Stringers Putts and Bow Ties. Prices stated as soc each.
Advert says New York London and Paris styled novelties in puffs, vests, and four in hands priced up to 3.00. Describes hundreds of jackets, bath robes, slippers, mittens and towels from 4.00 to 27.00, plus house robes in blanket and Persian cloths from 7.50 to 27.00, aimed at fashionable dressers.
Voter counts from twenty five precincts show a razor thin race for district court judges in Silver Bow County. The article notes mixed hotel guest lists and local commentary as election results dominate discussions.
Coroner Brown will hold an inquest this evening into the death of Joseph H. Parsons who died unexpectedly Monday morning. Dr. McIntyre reports death from heart failure with no evidence of foul play after today's investigation and possible autopsy review.
Inter Mountain crowds gathered outside the office as returns flashed on the canvass. The McKinley Roosevelt victory sparked wild cheering and long applause before the crowd dispersed at midnight. Local pageant ends with festive mood and hints of upcoming events at town ball.
One charge of cars only between Montana points and Denver and eastern Colorado by the Northern Pacific Burlington route via Billings and Alliance Nebraska. Good train service all the way. Call on the Northern Pacific agent for further information.
Various names and notices list Jackson photographer 61 W Park Dr German Dentist 114 N Main st J G Bates tuner Montana Music Co Tel 604 Butte Brewing Co Graham Home School Stenography Mrs Kemp principal 44 W Granite Dr Forsyth dentist moved to 7 8 Owsley block Bird store seed 63 W ohaes way Tomorrow at 2 30 Associated Charities meets in association rooms All members urged to attend a business of importance.
The New York Post notes the mystic Malachi as predicting an end of the century with universal war and fires and famine. It cites his forecasts of papal succession, the century endings, and a forthcoming fiery sign, with various cardinals and leaders named in discussion.
In England the will of Mary Edith Moore, who died last year, was admitted to probate. Confined by a rare speech disorder, she could think clearly but could not express her intent in sentences. Her lawyer used cards listing relatives, servants, and properties and Moore rearranged them to form her wishes, selecting beneficiaries with a nod.
Special to Inter Mountain Anaconda Mont Nov 7 results show independent democrats leading across precincts for legislature with Toole Madden and McDonnell among top figures. Fusion candidates lag as incomplete returns report possible court challenges over illegal voting in Carroll and near total county outcome remains unsettled.
Special dispatch from Great Falls reports returns favoring the fusion legislative ticket by about 100 votes, with most precincts already tallied. Bryan and McKinley lead Bevan and McKinley Law in county totals while Athey’s clerkship remains uncertain. late results show Republicans trailing in many areas.
November reports from Lincoln predict a fusion state ticket winning by about 6000 and Bryan electors by 1500. Edmiston claims 12 to 14 majority for fusionists in the legislature and two U S senators to be elected. Republicans fear fraud in Douglass county and plan contests as latest returns hint at a 16 member fusion majority two years ago.
Nov 7 Louisville runners report from Yerkes claim a Republican win by 2600 to 2000 in Kentucky governor race with national ticket victory seen as certain. Beckham asserts at least a 10000 turnout. Democratic chairman McCreary says Kentucky leans Democratic by 6000 to 10000 based on county returns.
The Denver Mining Reporter advises careful due diligence before west mining investments. Read local paper copies fully, noting patent applications and related filings as part of a thorough evaluation.
Incomplete returns show Clark Democrats carrying the county for its two representatives Swinglehurst and Myers and Senator J M Conrow. Toole also carried the county. Republicans elected Poorman for judge and other county officials including two commissioners and clerks. Bryan won the county by a small margin.
Returns received show the fusion ticket leading across the state with majorities from six to eight thousand. The legislature remains in doubt as county results come in and party margins tighten.
The article advises evaluating mining districts by indicators like mining ads, sampling works, ore buyers, railroads, and banks. It suggests contacting assayers and surveyors, including cash for opinions, then subscribing to local and regional mining journals to identify qualified engineers for inquiries.
The author advises investors to study mining opportunities directly, beware brokers or engineers with flashy talk, and seek honest assessment. A Chinese ambassador anecdote on imperial edicts contrasts truthfulness with diplomacy, arguing Europeans often accept dishonesty while Asians see lying as a diplomatic tool.
Consul Brundage reports September 1900 that an American circus in Aix la Chapelle drew crowds, halted local factory work, and changed local attitude from antipathy to respect and awe toward Americans with phrases like anything is possible to Americans. He notes potential for American goods once agents follow in the wake of the circus.
A New York Tribune report notes hoax chatter about a looming strike at a locomotive works observed by a bystander yesterday. The exchange hints at potential labor tension but offers no concrete action or dates.
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