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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1900
Page
5
A strained overview outlines looming shifts in British politics and cabinet planning. Rumors center on ministers, potential replacements, and the balance of power amid a tense imperial scene. Germany and England clash over China policy, while the unionist press faces criticism for their coverage and stance.
A Washington special to the Herald cites Vic Consul General Tianaur urging the U S to establish a trade conduit with Frankfort Germany. He argues American slaves abroad would boost exports by creating department stores and retail outlets selling dry goods clothing and household wares. He estimates Frankfort could generate up to 4 million annually and spread sales via agency networks.
Yokohama reports tremors in Japan over Russia's Pekin withdrawal plan. The nation, newly admitted to Western circles, weighs its stance carefully to preserve dignity as a leading Oriental power, delaying a firm position until clear on western alignment.
An analysis notes a potential alliance between Millicovite power and the ompecas dowagera Rovnment amid the Russian estlan crisis. It describes the Dok garrison’s ammunition shortage during the siege and the broader strategic stakes influencing regional diplomacy and supply lines.
A Northern Pacific board session discussed Western Division results and the impact of reduced Eastern division earnings. The St Paul and Duluth lines were noted for adding cost and lower daily earnings, with overall profits affected by westward traffic and imbalances in regional operations. President Mellon presided as meetings reviewed business consolidations in Vine West and Washington.
The Populist State Committee failed to fuse with the Republican Party of Texas and revised its ticket. Jerome Kerby remains the populist gubernatorial nominee but cannot canvas, replaced by Malge DT. J. McMinn of San Antonio as candidate. Two candidates listed for associate justice roles were George J. Todd of Jefferson and George D. Green of Cleabase.
The London Standard discusses President Keuger's acceptance of a Dutch proposal to take him to Europe and argues England's right to expect friendly nations not to parade hostile gestures. The piece also questions the moral stance and calls for explanations from involved parties.
In a rich wine district of France a small force of soldiers and cannon is deployed to fend off a storm threatening vineyards. A lookout tower signals the approaching weather as guns are wheeled into place and fire at the clouds. The field experiment reportedly breaks up the storm into harmless segments, protecting the vines.
A guest at a St Paul hotel was forced to eat by a stranger wielding an ugly revolver after a dispute over a large mate. The Cleveland Plain Dealer notes Dostan followers are pushing their own to home institutions, a little too far, in a pointed aside.
The Times reports the Western freight conference failed to yield action. Northern Pacific chairman Mellen rejected pooling aid and no commitments were made. Committees are to report at December talks, with low rate contracts delaying progress and an unresolved $50,000 refund demand involving Chicago & Great Western.
Dan E B Allen reports steady rain halting threshing but aiding ranchers for fall crops. Gallatin delegates to the Democratic state convention depart, L M Jones reports 1605 bushels on a 10 acre tract. Court business quiet. a mortgage foreclosure sale occurs. People travel to Great Falls for Masons. Fish Car 3 ships no load due to lean stock. Mrs TLC Cockrill suffers minor injuries from a fall, Jo H J Holloway notes court clerk duties.
A New York responder critiques Minneapolis findings on a sea food cartel. He argues no single group can control U S sea food supply across markets. limiting to one or two fish types could work, but overall market control is impractical due to diverse catches, stock valuation, and price dynamics. He disputes mentions of Howard Scaries and H S Becaries in Fulton Market.
Jefferson county notes recount Mr Holloway visiting family near their grandfather A. de Tremdersen, with discuss after a few hours. Judge Sidney It Melotire of FHelena spent Sunday in the city and left Sunday morning. Miss Kina Anderson of Chicago spoke at the First Baptist hymn service on Sunday evening for the Ladies' Home Missionary Society, with a generous collection aiding church funds.
Advertisements tout Lichts Calery Nerve Compound for nervous diseases and related ailments, with claims of thorough cures. Krause's Headache Capsules praised for rapid relief, both sold by Newbro Drug Co in Butte, Montana, plus political notice about life policy funding from Mutual Life of New York. Also mentions Krause Cold Cure for quick cold relief and price details.
An old advertisement touts Allen's Foot-Ease as a cure for nervous feet growing nails and corns or bunions, claiming instant relief from stinging feet and sweating. It promises comfort when shoes feel tight and offers trial packages free by mail. Sold by druggists and shoe stores. address Allen S Olmstead Le Roy New York.
SPECIAL TO THE PUBLIC describes Crystal Springs water being purified each Monday and outlines dancing events. It notes Langtots stables provide stage setups and that stages for private parties can be secured. bands and wagons are advertised for comfort in the city.
Notice announces final proof for a homestead entry filed by John Ole Alien. Proof will be before Charles Houck at Anaconda on October 20. Witnesses: John Kur Yok, Arthur P. Lindsley, Willam Callen, Thomas Parker, all of Anaconda. George D. Greene, Register.
United States Land Office Helena Montana September 17 1900 notices Margaret Staton of Anaconda Montana has filed intention to make final proof on desert land claim No 4353 for the west half of the southeast quarter and the southeast quarter of section 24 township 41 north range west 11. before Charles Flouck U S Commissioner at Anaconda Montana on November 19 1900. Witnesses J O Allen Gus Reasman F M Hash and A A Dekay of Anaconda Montana to prove irrigation and reclamation of said land. GEORGE D GREENE
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