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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1899
Page
4
A terse unreadable OCR fragment offers few readable facts about a WOU related event. No clear names dates or places are identifiable from the text provided.
Johannesburg reports foreboding collapse as exodus and panic spread. Warnings of bankruptcy, fleeing tenants, and rising food prices accompany claims of warrants issued against Vitlanders advocates. Dispatches chronicle arrests, possible conference talks, and imminent war across Natal and the Transvaal borders with authorities preparing for conflict.
Indians in the Peten region desert hostiles and seek peace while Guatemalan authorities curb arms sales to Mexicans. Timber and mahogany work halt as fear of torture and pursuit by Indian forces spreads among workers and Jamaican laborers flee toward safety.
London financial news reports subdued money markets as the Bank of England curbs discounts while gains in stock exchange appear fragile amid war anxieties. India’s currency issues, gold standard debates, and a heavy import mix including tobacco and tea shape a cautious outlook for British finance and tariffs.
Fragmentary item mentions the Globe Trotter in travels from harsh conveyances to palatial ocean liners and railways. It praises Milwaukee's Pioneer Limited as the world’s perfect train. Also references Mountain House Coal and Trail Creek Montana teeth sets priced at $20 and $10 respectively.
New York dispatch reports retail butchers of Manhattan vow to resist the beef trust. A committee from the New York Retail Butchers Association will inspect a large slaughter house in Kansas City, seeking an option to acquire property and finance a national venture. The plan envisions a $10 million capital stock offering with shares at $100 and stock allowed to be held by large buyers. a Jersey City or Hoboken slaughter plant would service western regions.
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