May Boycott Exposition Over Dreyfus Verdict
The Paris Exposition may face a boycott as German and world press react to the Dreyfus affair. Jewish observers are urged to withhold patronage, risking a crippling impact on the event seen as France’s landmark cosmopolitan showcase. The piece argues that justice and public sentiment could force a prolonged, anti French backlash affecting culture and diplomacy.
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Dreyfus
France
Aleady
Hoycott
Paris
Germany
Kheaty
William
Abraham
Judea
Asrawth
The Fight on Quacks Sparks Local Battle of Writs
A local weekly protests a rival publication’s article on quackery, accusing it of distorting truth and decency. It claims to have led the recent successful fight against quackery and vows a formal rejoinder.
Inter Mountain Defends Medical Truth Against Quackery Claims
A heated Inter Mountain critique defends physicians against charges of quackery and Charlatanism. It argues traveling fakirs are not inherently inferior and condemns unprofessional misrepresentation while urging merit based on ability and results.
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Ieeks
Copperheadism in the Butte Miner and war critique
The piece criticizes the Butte Miner and Democratic papers for opposing the Philippine War yet shifting to attack the administration as they adopt a harsher campaign plan. It defends humane conduct, condemns Weyler-like tactics, and praises American restraint while noting Dreyfus verdict news and local school term openings in Butte.
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Butte Miner
Nave
Aguinaldo
War Department
Weyler
Philippines
United States
Cuba
London finances show political unease in money market
The Times London financial correspondent reports English investors unhappy with politics. Discretion in the money market rose after early week discounts fell nearly 3 percent, and yesterday the rate for three months remitted bills approached 3 percent as holders remained cautious.
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New York
Times’ London
Market fears rise as banks adjust and Paris buys Africa shares
The text describes pressure on banks, shifting yields, and plans to borrow against favorable opportunities. It notes Paris and New York buying to ease tensions, potential stock market panic, and speculation that war may trigger further disorder. India reports a gold exchange device, with India’s government asserting control over gold dealings amid global shifts.
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Bank of England
Spervont
Toans
Acount
New York
Paris
Aue
India
Rio de Janeiro steamer to transport troops to Manila
San Francisco reports the steamer Rio de Janeiro has arrived from China and will be handed to the government for troop transport after discharge and dry dock work. Her Manila sailing is set for September 25.
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San Francisco
Rio de Janeiro
China
Manila
Marseilles Journey Turns to Unfurnished Love
A muddled verse from John M Valentine recounts a restless journey from Bordeaux to Colomne and Marseilles in search of marriage. He laments misread signals and unreturned affection, ending with hope for favorable winds to steer his romance toward a hopeful union.
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Marseilles
John
M. Valentine
St. Niahvinx
Traching Muskrats To Swim In Forest and Stream
A wildlife note describes a muskrat mother teaching her young to swim. The old muskrat caregiver coaxed and pushed kittens across shallow water while the young hid tails above the pool. The mother led her brood to safety and returned to guide them to the nursery for their first lesson in misanthropy.
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Animal Kingdom
Tien
Thrush
Sylvan Paadise
Uren
Sound Under Water Demonstrates Long Range Clock
A scientist tested underwater sound on Lake Geneva. A clock struck beneath the surface and was heard 12 miles away in the first test and 27 miles in the second. The experiments show sound waves travel great distances underwater.
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Lake Geneva
Most Singular Ship in the British Navy
The most singular ship in the world, described as a long steel tube buried in water, with the deck only four feet above the sea. It has no masts or sails and serves as a ram and torpedo boat in the Polyphemus class.
Sale of Live Stock in Butte Montana 1899 Auction Notice
Baptiste Guay will sell at public auction at the front door of the courthouse in Butte Silver Bow County Montana on September 20 1899 at 2 pm one sorrel running mare about four years old bald faced unbranded to cover care and pasturing charges amounting to 120 dollars due from owner Miller whose first name is unknown. The mare was left September 1 1897 for five dollars monthly for one year. Owner has not called or paid.
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Inter Mountain
Quack
Wilers
Supreme Court
Rial
Vero
Baptiste Guay
Court House
Butte
Silver Bow County
Montana
Mont
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Car Fork Canyon
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Rio Grande Western Railway
O. Roberts
W. H. Nichols
West Broadway
Butte, Montana
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Bor Tower
Jee Mantle
Chas. Schatelein
Tayette Harrington
Charles R. Leonard
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F. Aug. Heinze
Henry Mueller
Frank W. Masking
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Omaha
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T. M. Hodgens
Main and
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Phaneau
W. A. Clark
J. Ross Clark
W. A. Clark & Bro
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