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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1899
Page
4
A fragment advertising assorted kitchen staples and spices. Items include flour sacks, maple products, saffron, vinegar, potatoes by the hundred, rice, honey, soap, lemon or vanilla flavoring, baking powder, and pepper with prices per unit or unit bundle. Keywords suggest a general goods sale from a local market.
President McKinley and cabinet arrived in Evaneville to attend the blue and gray reunion amid heavy rain. Thousands welcomed them as veterans from both sides shared in the civic and church ceremonies, with Governor Mount and Mayor Arthur presiding. The president spoke of unity since Appomattox and praised peace, prosperity, and national harmony while urging reconciliation and support for the government. Delegates travel to Seattle afterward for temperance events led by WCTU figures including Mrs Stevens and Miss Gordon.
Reports from Sane by Hill and the Highlands indicate a very light westerly wind with low velocity changes. unless a material change occurs, no yacht races are expected today. The Weather forecast and nearby Washington show a very light wind prevailing in this vicinity for today.
The white ribbon special will tie delegates to the national convention of the W CT U to be held in Seattle October 20 to 25. A special train will leave Union Pacific at 11 o'clock tonight with delegations arriving in Chicago. Over 250 are expected to attend the special, with a stop-over at Fargo, North Dakota to avoid Sunday travel.
Archishop Chappell, papal delegate to the Philippines, told reporters in New Orleans he has discussed his mission with President McKinley. He aims to bring peace where the US army has failed and plans to depart at the earliest opportunity. He rejected rumors of confiscation, stating church properties belong to the church and will simply require proof.
Telegraphic briefs report William Ward Bock's death at his New York home at age 80. Other items note Dewey victory arch pledges reaching 100000, Democratic campaign openings in South Braintree, and various political and colonial news from across the United States and overseas.
In Lick Haven and Philadelphia areas a suspected figure dubbed the Woman in Black has frightened women and girls for weeks. A crowd armed with makeshift weapons watched nightly until a 16 year old subdued the intruder with a hat pin, forcing the assailant to flee.
A Detroit Journal excerpt centers on a man and woman in a final farewell. He feels his unworthiness as he leaves, while she sobs and insists he may forget her. She quips about college mnemonic training and the pains of learning, hinting at broader satire.
Free York, Oct 12. The Iron Age notes rising blast furnace output with weekly coke and anthracite furnace capacity up 10,758 tons from September. Coke supply tight due to corn scarcity. several central west plants strained. Exports strong despite price pressures. German competition persists. Steel mills anticipate first half of 1960 demand, price rises likely as prompt delivery remains tight.
A garbled report from Bertin describes residents injured by strange strikes. The text mentions bleak surroundings and a tense scene as locals cope with unclear dangers while authorities monitor the incident. No further verifiable names or specifics are present.
A garbled passage features a dialogue about fashion and social roles. References to a doctor, a girl, and a touristic setting appear amid stray phrases about clothing, color, and presentation. The disjointed text hints at period style but lacks clear events or names.
A local notice from a small community seeks a skilled bookkeeper and a cashier or clerk for roles in Montana. Applicants should have basic accounting and record-keeping abilities and be ready for steady, local employment.
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