M A Berger Listed As Manarer Of Butte Mont Property
M A Berger of West Granite Street Butte Mont identified as manarer in local listing. The item notes residence and occupation with minimal context and no further details available.
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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1899
Page
2
M A Berger of West Granite Street Butte Mont identified as manarer in local listing. The item notes residence and occupation with minimal context and no further details available.
A Chicago gathering of eighteen men from eleven states, tied to the provisional silver Republican committee, attacks the group as undemocratic and says it serves Democratic interests. Destabilizing figures Towne Hartman and Chisholm face accusations of taking Democratic money to push Montana and national agendas ahead of 1900.
Colonel Charles Denby, a respected former U.S. envoy to China, defends keeping the Philippines as a U.S. possession, argues war was necessary to deter Aguinaldo, and urges sustained national honor. The piece also cites Henry Clews & Co. on stock market prospects, predicting higher values in 1900 despite brief uncertainties.
A recent experiment demonstrates that messages can pass through seven room walls and steel fire-proof safes without a wick. It claims space exists between atoms and ether acts as the medium for signals sent by electric sparks, allowing wireless telegraphy to reach beyond barriers.
Admiral Dewey rejects speculation he will seek the presidency. In an interview with a New York magazine he stresses friendship for President McKinley, appeals for not linking his name to any campaign, and cites the public’s sense to avoid such a move. He recalls the Manila messages from McKinley, preserved as a lifetime keepsake.
The report claims Boer forces have been routed by the British and Kruger's defense broken. If true, it signals the end of the war and a shift toward firm British rule in South Africa. The piece compares Boer boasts to Confederate myths and argues republican governments lack legitimacy amid the coming peace.
The article contemplates monarchy and republics, praising open development and predicting Britain’s peacetime reforms after the war. It notes hopes for fair treatment of the Boers and critiques a misprint about Filipino casualties, ending with concern over Harper & Brothers’ financial troubles and the potential loss to publishing.
In a humorous exchange from Jews' Weekly, Mrs Worth-John jokes about sending Harvey a gold pen for his birthday but predicts the first use will be to write home for money. The tone reflects satirical diary style and comic outsider commentary.
A New York World report notes a necklace and larket containing jewels valued at $8,000 missing since October after a dinner party hosted by a society woman. Guests and long serving staff are known to her, none suspected. Detectives suspect a second story burglar. The hostess last saw the gems a few...
Moments before she descended to greet guests, investigators noted the jewelry case contained a necklace of 156 cut diamonds and a locket with 54, totaling 210 stones. The find highlighted the value of the family's valuables amid ongoing inquiries.
In New York horses are dyed for carriage work to blend colors quickly. Also mentioned are new magazines and late novels at the PB O News Stand. John N. Olson is listed as a music teacher and orchestra organizer at 126 West Granite.
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