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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1899
Page
4
The fragmentary text mentions a one dollar value and a possible tie involving Abe and a velo, with a reference to 250. Details are unclear and entities are uncertain.
Special to the Times from Ban Prietelsoo Ont reports no vacancy for brevet general status in Colonel Kessler's case at the Presidio. Montana’s Colonel cheers Dewey backing war aims and territorial government, billing full promotion as not essential to honor. Soldiers optimistic, eager to return to Butte after duties.
Washington reports Major General Otis endorses a comprehensive local government scheme for towns occupied by American forces. Each town would have a municipal council led by a president and headmen elected by residents. Ordinances require approval by a commanding officer. Heads serve one year, native-born residents owning property. The council handles municipal affairs and boundary matters, while civil cases above $500 go elsewhere. Military oversight includes prisoner handling and provisional police leadership. Navy ships, including Brooklyn, Nashville, New Orleans, Badger, and Annapolis, mobilize for Manila via Suez with repairs noted at Norfolk and Boston yards.
The Albany will be completed by January 1 and orders will soon issue for its officers and crew who will sail to England to take charge of the vessel. They will proceed to Manila with the Weasel and a gunboat Machias goes to Boston for repairs.
Dr Benard Webb and Vermont Governor Smith depart for Washington in Webb's private car the Vicrray to meet Admiral Dewey Mere. They join a special Empire State Express section via Grand Central to Troy then run to Shelburne Farms Vermont for a Dewey celebration and further events through Montpelier and Northfield before Boston celebrations.
In Havana on October 9, several hundred offers of service in South Africa reached acting British consul general Mr. Griffith, with Americans forming the majority. An early attempt to link Havana and Key West via the Marconi wireless system could cut transatlantic cable costs by more than half, while Epoca reflects on race, labor, sanitation, and American influence shaping attitudes toward Cuba and imperial victory.
James Monroe Hels Kell, great grandson of President James Monroe, dies at 65 in New York City. Virginia native, cadet at West Point at outbreak of Civil War, left academy, joined Thirteenth Virginia Cavalry and Mosby's regiment, captured, escaped, recaptured, sent to Fort Warren. Later returned to Baltimore, entered active police work, served as clerk of the court of common pleas for several years.
Victoria Oct 9 The Teos has just carried 50,000 in gold from Alaska and reports a stampede from Dawson toward Cane Nome. Passengers on the Torg note crews deserting Klondike river steamers as crowds rush to the new Eldorado. Navigation will halt next week on the upper river, with steamboats moving to winter quarters near White Horse.
A typhoon raged near Yokohama when a train was blown from a bridge into a river near Utsumomya. Six people were killed and many injured. Widespread damage to property and crops followed the disaster.
London finances face a possible gold shortage as Transvaal gold moves out, with continental banks raising discount rates to six percent, Bank of England pressured to tighten. Open markets price higher January bills, signaling brewing credit strains across Europe amid war uncertainties and persistent gold outflows.
New York real estate dealer and insurance agent Freeman Strait, with an office on lower Broadway, was charged with defrauding the government by chemically restoring canceled war revenue stamps. Treasury agents claim Strait and associates cheated the government out of $100,000, averaging about $2,000 weekly. A large quantity of stamps and restoration chemicals were found at his home.
It is announced that the Roman Catholic orphan asylum property on Fifth Avenue next to St Patrick's Cathedral, valued at 2 750 000, has been sold to a capitalist who will build a Waldorf Astoria type hotel. Ethridge T Gerry has begun erecting a large hotel on the Windsor site, with a loss of time last March.
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