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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1899
Page
4
Daily price display advertises reduced stock with items such as white potatoes onions beets and bread flour. It mentions large boxes fancy sacks and syrup with prices listed per hundred or per unit and invites readers to get hay prices as well.
Ursuline Convent fourteen miles west of Cascade on the Montana Central Railroad offers English and classical courses with art music and modern languages. Extensive grounds healthful climate moderate terms and telephone connections. By calling the Convent a conveyance will meet pupils at Cascade. St Joseph's Academy a separate boarding school for boys under 14 years Address the Mother Superior.
An advertisement touts a gas heating stove as the cleanest, efficient, and cheap to operate. It claims superiority over other stoves and offers special rates for gas fuel and for small light consumers, highlighting warmth for two children nearby.
Reports reach Durban of a hard fought advance toward Kimberly as British forces under General Buller claim success on three fortified ridges. Casualties and heavy losses are noted, with 40 Boers captured and a large stock of arms destroyed. Wounded and missing officers listed, while reinforcements move to the front amid ongoing fires and shifting positions.
Coldstream Guards first battalion wounded Lt Grant second battalion wounded Lt Hon C Wiloughby and Lt Burton with Burton severely, Guards rank and file killed 8 wounded 23 missing 5. Scots Guards first battalion wounded Major Hon Northumberland Fusiliers first battalion killed Capt Magar Lt Brine wounded Major Dash Wood Lt Festing seriously Captain Saple Lt Fishbourne wounded severely killed 12 wounded 32. Northumberland Fusiliers rank and file killed 12 wounded 32. Northamshire Regiment second battalion wounded Capt Freeland Lt Barton severely. South Yorkshire Regiment second battalion rank and file wounded.
The Methodist Church gathers at Lindell avenue church in St Louis starting Sunday November 26. An unusual program features top speakers and evening events aimed at discussing reforms affecting church welfare and leadership.
The Chronicle reports the university basketball cage squad may visit California during holidays. Director Shaw has revised an offer from the Cytiuinta unie team manager for a range of grounds. The Golden Gate coverage would include expmson costs. Mareon players see the trip as a reward for hard work and hope board opposition to a longer season can be overcome.
A man described as a Sy thon by tie that ae palaeadized Client of the United Sorte, who arrived fi is eeeakey in Malasines, is claimed to be a spy. He seeks $100,010 in damages for alleged thefts and deceit at his place of business, with his impaired eyesight noted. He will go to Washington to pursue his claim.
An old advertisement asserts that consumption germs linger after pneumonia and chronic bronchitis. It urges immediate use of Scott's Emulsion to strengthen lungs and drive out germs, marketed as a tonic for weak lungs. It notes price and availability in drugstores.
A Washington dispatch reports Secretary Root will urge a government built cable to the Philippines and a Pacific network connecting possessions. He notes Seattle direct route, price estimates, and the need for postwar cable control with costs cited from naval and postal lines. He favors retaining army strength for months and a cautious Manila plan.
New York reports many forged Virginia state bonds in circulation among investors. Authorities warn that large blocks of bonds claimed as state securities were used to cover debt. A trust company in St Louis allegedly loaned $30,000 using these worthless papers as security, with neither borrower nor lender aware of the fraud.
In Chicago a waiter named Tates and patron Neah-John Mites argued over a price dispute at 611 West Madison Street. The patron stabbed the waiter in the breast with an umbrella. Police arrested the assailant who claimed self defense. Mites was wounded and hospitalized, reportedly in critical condition.
Vallejo Cal Nov 24 The will of Tate Charles Murphy has been presented for probate by his widow The value of the real estate and personal property is small but a claim of 100000 against the United States government for work done in excavating for the Mare Island stone dole is included and the widow is asked to press the matter to a final settlement.
Andrew Carnegie's offer of 7500 for a public library building was accepted by the Tucson city council. The council approved a site on the military plaza and a maintenance grant of 2009 dollars per year for the library operation.
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