03 Oct 1899
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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1899
Page
1
Special to the Inter Mountain Helena Mont Oct 3 The coroner received word from Augusta that a sheep man named Worden was found dead near his ranch He collapsed while drinking from an irrigating ditch An inquest will not be necessary He was about 35 years of age
The Warren liner Bay State with a general cargo under Captain Walton bound from Liverpool to Boston is ashore near Cape Race and may be a total loss. Crew and cattlemen passengers drift in boats lost in fog. one boat reached Cape Fuller.
Paris October 3 reports the arbitration commission disallowed several British interior and coastal claims. The frontier will start at the Waini river and the decision is seen as a compromise rather than favoring Venezuela.
The Shamrock and Columbia battled from 11:12 a m to 4:45 p m with shifting winds and long delays. By race end both boats were becalmed about three miles offshore near Sandy Hook as tugs were signalled and the finish time limit expired.
Washington on October 3 witnessed Admiral Dewey saluteed by a vast crowd after leaving Mr McLean’s residence at 10 AM. He rode with Marine Band escort to the White House, bowing to cheers. Cabinet members, including Alger and Long, followed in carriages as Major General Miles led a grand review of soldiers, sailors, and artillery along Pennsylvania Avenue.
A Washington ceremony presented Admiral Dewey with a sword donated by Congress after his Manila Bay victory. Secretary Long praised his leadership, recalling dispatches from Hong Kong to Manila and the nation’s gratitude. The event drew crowds, naval officers, and cabinet members in a celebratory atmosphere.
A brisk editorial urges readers to transition from summer to winter with proper undergarments and outerwear. It asserts correct clothing eases seasonal changes, reduces health risks, and saves money on doctors. The Montana shop proclaims unmatched assortments and varied styles to satisfy every customer.
Advertises heavy wool shirts and drawers in multiple colors and sizes from 1.00 to 2.49 with features like silk fronts and unshrinking finishes. Also presents Australian wool options, ribbed garments, and Derby ribbed sets. Describes men's suits and fabrics including serges, tweeds, cassimeres, worsteds, and Paragon pants with prices from 4.50 to 37.50 and claims of best ready-to-wear. guarantees fit.
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