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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1900
Page
9
A seasoned poker figure outlines methods used by card cheats in Monte Carlo and European venues. He describes female con artists, foreign and American swindlers, and the tactics from loaded dice to marked cards, portees, and hidden mechanics. The piece recounts specific cheating devices and a notable incident abroad ending in punishment.
A Kansas graduate who studied the theme Beyond the Alps Lies Italy comments that she does not care whether Italy lies beyond the Alps or in Missouri. She says she has a good education but will not misuse it by writing poetry or essays about the future woman.
The speaker vows to marry a self supporting man with strength and independence, claiming he will enable practical household life and defy female interference. The text reveals a frank plan to find a partner who can protect and provide, expressing practical expectations and humorous self awareness.
The first witness in the Henry Youtzey case testifies about Goebel's death, describing post mortem findings by Dr. Ely and corroborating physicians. Witnesses include Walter Day, Arthur Branch, Sam Shepard, George Barnea, Dr. Johnson, and Lieut. John Rickett, detailing Youtzey’s alleged offers and plans to settle the contest by killing Goebel and staging a getaway from the executive building. The day’s testimony, including movements and possible accomplices, concludes with the court adjourning at 10:15 and jurors moved to Frankfort.
The article states a Chinese court finding damaged confidence in the government, leading to Japan’s decision not to reduce its troop numbers in China. It notes heightened tensions and wider regional implications. The piece mentions Japan and China as key actors and cites governmental evaluation as the basis for policy.
A Paris report to the Journal and Advertizer states Dr Laborde asserts that George Vanderbilt’s plan to fund a search for the missing link is unnecessary. He credits Dutch physician Dr Dubola with identifying Pithecanthropus Erectus six years ago, diminishing Vanderbilt’s pursuit and questioning the animal-human bridge concept.
Chicago October 9 The prohibition special train carrying national candidates on a southwestern tour will reach Chicago this evening. Later two meetings are planned with speakers John Wooley Samuel Dickey Oliver W Stuart and Volney R. Cashing addressing the gatherings.
A Chicago Tribune special from Natchez Mississippi reports a Cordia parish police jury meeting where a petition sought police permission to draw spoonbills from parish waters to classify them as salmon for sale.
Henry M. Flagler, the New York millionaire, has formally announced his citizenship in Florida by registering to vote for the coming election in Jacksonville.
The president and Mrs. McKinley arrived in Washington from Canton with Secretary Cortelyou and staff at 7 45 p m in good health. He will stay in Washington until the 24th or 28th then return to Canton for the election. At about 10 p m he ordered a cabinet meeting for 11 tonight.
Dispatch from San Domingo reports a revolution near San Francisco led by Gen io Pichardo and eight insurgents captured. Government suspends constitutional guarantees amid disturbances.
North German Lloyd Steamship Company awards a contract to erect a monument in its North Hudson cemetery plot to honor those who perished in the Hoboken fire that destroyed plots and steamers on June 30.
Terre Haute Indiana Oct. workers for the Terre Haute Electric Railway walked out today, halting streetcar service and cutting electric light and power. The strike arises from a breakdown in negotiations with management, which refuses to meet any demands.
London reports on October 9 records Liberal advances of two seats and ministerialists gaining 24, totaling 334 to 178 opposition and 507 overall. Devonshire Torquay seat falls to Liberal F I Barrett. Derbyshire High Peak seat to Liberal O Packington. Burton division in Staffordshire goes to Liberal Unionist R F Ratcliffe. Arthur O Connor loses North Donegal to Irish nationalist Oderby. Montrose in Scotland features John Morley facing strong Liberal challenge.
London collectors bid strongly for a silk hat box bought in London about ten years ago by Paul Kruger. The box sold for £6 on the day, but the final sale price reached £25 as keen competition secured ownership. A pipe once used by Mr. Kruger also drew £20.
Journal from Shanghai reports Field Marshal von Waldersee insisted to Prince Ching and Li Hung Chang that Prince Tuan and other Boxer leaders be surrendered before talks. Tension rises as British and Russian troops clash at Shan Hik Wan after forts fall. Japanese view on withdrawal noted.
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