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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1899
Page
4
Ursuline Convent fourteen miles west of Cascade on the Montana Central Railroad offers English and classical courses with art music and modern languages. Term information available by telephone and conveyances meet pupils at Cascade. St Joseph's Academy runs a separate boarding school for boys under 14 years.
A local ad promotes gas heating stoves aimed at households seeking cheap operation. The copy highlights the stove as clean, efficient, and affordable to run with special gas rates for consumers. It mentions two young children and emphasizes the product sale.
A Chicago meeting on November 22 urged national support to promote Generals Joseph Wheeler andple Lee to higher regular army ranks before retirement. The movement called for citizens to subscribe funds for swords as sacred heirlooms and to back local committees in its petition to authorities.
City report from New York cites Wall Street chatter on a court ruling overturning part of a railroad debt division. A refinancing proposal aims to realign about 2 million dollars via 5 percent notes and bonds, with a plan to consolidate securities and transfer collateral to satisfy creditors. The Mexican National Railroad faces non cumulative five percent instruments and related securities in London markets.
Washington reports Major William J. Volemar assistant adjutant general plans retirement creating a rare vacancy in the army staff. Around 200 officers sought the post before its retirement became known, signaling the corps as a career path. Volemar served with the Fifth Cavalry and became major and assistant adjutant general in 1885 at Chicago HQ.
The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of Brooklyn denied Elizabeth Cispred’s appeal from a Special Term ruling refusing a peremptory writ of mandamus. The case sought to compel the Queens borough school board to admit her child to the Yabs IR school on Brenton Avenue Jamaica without color-based discrimination, Justice Goodrich writing.
An opinion states the constitution calls for equal school facilities for all children but does not require white and black children to attend the same school. It notes no difference in instruction quality between schools for colored and white students, according to Justice Goodrich.
Rev Father McKinnon, US army chaplain, defends General Funston and Colonel Metcalf against looting charges. He asserts churches in the Philippines were desecrated by insurgents and Chinese, not American troops, and disputes cold blooded shooting claims. The San Francisco Monitor invites a libel suit and offers 2900 dollars to the Red Cross if proved true.
A flag gifted by Emperor William of Germany to Une Hen organization awaits presentation. The flag, made of heavy white silk with a silver border, shows the eagle and the US flag, and bears the dedication inscription. It rests with acting German consul Dr J A Lettenbauer at the vinsulite. Presentation is planned for next Sunday at South Side Turner hall with German ambassador Dr von Houle lunden arriving Saturday.
The Pullman Palace Car Company seeks to acquire repair shops in Denver to avoid moving western mine cars to Chicago or St Louis for service. Vice President Wickes and General Superintendent Garson are negotiating in Denver, with John S. Runnells stating no plans to build cars there.
A Vancouver dispatch reports Chief of Police Stewart in San Francisco believes a man calling himself George Fraham matches the fugitive description of George Tascott, the Chicago killer of Milian Snell. The prisoner is said to fit the description of the wanted criminal.
A Richmond report from November 24 states investigation shows the claim that Younie Tate shot and killed Ryan Bledsoe, alleged slayer of Tate’s father, was erroneous as the vow to avenge his father’s death was not supported by the facts.
Chicago November 22 Colonel George R Davis director general of the world’s fall lay near death at 2:50 this morning his physicians said May had lost hope of recovery after a long illness due to valvular heart disease.
New York on November 22 reports the death of Thomas W Brachter, inventor of 20 machinery items used in the hatters trade. He passed away at his city home at age 56, leaving behind a record of notable innovations in the field.
An advertisement urges parents to use Scott’s Emulsion to help undernourished children gain weight and color. It claims improvements persist after use ends and cites Scott & Co as the source, with a New York chemists listing.
London reports British advances in South Africa as Naauwpoort is reoccupied and troops push forward from Capetown. Telegraph lines cut near the Mooi river hinder detailed notices while preparations for relief forces accelerate. Duke of Portland donates for Red Cross. Times denies French claims of Louis Napoleon seeking Boer aid.
Nov 22 dispatch reports the U S mailer Montgomery arriving at Montevideo. Garcia Merou has embraced an agriculture ministry plan and will depart from New York on the 28th.
Adolph Troffstadt formerly a lace manufacturer fled a petition in bankruptcy in New York on November 22. Liability totals 148, nn.
A dated 1899 notice promotes Herpicide as a dandruff cure by eradicating the germ. Other text includes a notice naming J Anson Harrington as sole representative for International Correspondence Schools in Butte and a county bid invitation from Silver Bow County for sick and poor care, with bids due by December 27, 1899.
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