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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1900
Page
2
Shamokin Pennsylvania October 1 miners did not return to work after the Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron company issued a ten percent wage concession. Strike leaders canvassed workers and pressed for reductions on powder costs and the sliding scale abolition as essential concessions.
London voters in Oct elections across eighteen boroughs vote to fill twenty Commons seats with results trickling in. Churchill among candidates. by 2 p.m. unopposed returns total 110 with Conservatives 78 Unionists 18 Liberals 8 Nationalists 6.
In West Superior Minnesota committee members altered a locomotive headlight to feature a Bryan for President sign and to rail against trusts. Mr Bryan spoke from a hotel veranda for about thirty minutes on the trust issue and flour interests.
President Mitchell reiterated that he is not preparing to issue a call for a convention despite reports to the contrary. He said there is nothing at present requiring delegates to meet but indicated a call could be issued on a day’s notice if circumstances develop.
Georgetown Kentucky October 1 Henry Youtsey faces trial on charges of complicity in the Goebel assassination. Ex Governor Bradley and General Dar Collier, key defense witnesses, are present and prepared to testify tomorrow.
The census bureau reports Los Angeles California has 102 479 residents up from 50 895 in 1870 an increase of 62 084 people or 103 5 percent.
Wallace Idaho October 1 Mat Malley was found murdered in his store this morning. He was killed with an iron rod and police have no clue to the killer.
An explosion at Komatipoort during British operations against Boer ammo killed 22 Gordon Highlanders and left 18 wounded. The incident occurred as the British destroyed munitions in the area.
Chairman Hanna of the national republican committee arrived in Chicago and held talks with Perry Heath on settlement efforts for the Pennsylvania coal miners strike. He said anyone blocking a settlement should be taken to a lamp post and hanged. He declined further political discussion, calling the strike a bigger issue than party politics.
The New York senator urges ending the deplorable trouble and pledges to mobilize efforts for McKinley and Roosevelt. He remains in Chicago for the campaign, plans no outside speeches, but may address laboring men here, noting they and he share understanding. The senator expects active campaigning on both sides in New York.
Manila dispatch reports Native rumors that Captain Devereux Shields and Company F of the Twenty-ninth Infantry at Boag Marinduque Island landed Sept. 14 after venturing from the gunboat Villalobos. They fought a force of 300 rebels until ammunition ran out and the Americans surrendered. Four soldiers reportedly died, including Captain Shields.
A severed head recovered from a grain sack in Cedar Lake near the Indiana border bears a silver tooth plate and wired upper jaw attachments. Experts say identification is impossible from features due to quicklime preservation, leaving only potential clues from dental work.
General MacArthur cables the War Department that the Belgian King arrived in Manila Saturday and the transport Logan followed today. The Universal reached Nagasaki with forage for Taku, while the Argyll sailed from Nagasaki to Manila.
St Paul Minnesota October 1 Democratic candidates for the state supreme court have resigned and the state committee decided not to oppose the Republican candidate.
Galveston Texas notes a surge of arriving workers while exodus slows. Officials report 6,887 bales of cotton and sixty cars of grain received today as trains bring artisans and other arrivals.
An essay exposes theatre managers in India using local officials to avoid cast salaries, claiming trickery to crowd houses. A separate mining notice from Joseph Labouchier in Butte Montana warns O E Hulsizer and John Hulsizer to pay $100 for two years of labor on the Lively Quartz Lode claim in Beap Gulch, Silver Bow County, else the claim passes to Labouchier.
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