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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 23, 1899
Page
11
Readable items include bread flour syrup preserves maple sugar and tea with notes on butter vinegar and citron. The fragment suggests a grocery ad listing items and unit prices though some text is garbled.
London letters report lively poker society gatherings in West Meath with a flag dispute at Mullingar court. American actors gain favor in London with Goodwin and Hobbes leading tours while Wilde’s circle and Parnell’s monuments draw attention amid theatre and political stories.
Charles Russell Lord Charles terefsord and Arnold Murely will be Chicago’s guests on Oct 9 in New York. The federal committee plans a banquet October 9 at Auditorium with arms of United States Mexico Canada and other nations displayed and a toast by Lou Russell.
Reports from Havana describe workers returning to work after a strike wave sparked by local tensions. General Caphinas seeks settlement while authorities prepare naval and sugar market measures. A march and editorial rebuttal praise U S recognition of Cuban governance amid fears of renewed violence and looming annexation pressure.
A report from Kenosha says Janes F. Hayes formerly of Chicago and a member of Company 1 in the Twenty second Infantry was shot as a deserter. Hayes, who had served nearly a year, joined in San Francisco when his regiment went to the Philippines. He deserted after marrying a native woman who urged him to quit the army, and his desertion is linked to his arrest and death.
A. Ray, Taite States Senator Mullins's secretary, returned from Hawaii with inquiries on contract labor. He says government admits only necessary workers for sugar planters and would return laborers to origin after contracts expire. He argues white labor can outperform Orientals and that climate excuses are myths. He notes planters prefer white labor over Oriental workers.
An early medical note from Germany describes how singing affects the body. It states singing strengthens the respiratory system, stimulates the diaphragm and abdominal wall, increases appetite, aids digestion, and supports overall vitality through intensified respiratory movements.
New York on September 23 reports depleted funds in the New York bank sector, pressuring liquidations and dampening mood. Brooklyn Bayld Transit weakness adds to speculative strains while overextended commitments preface a cautious sense of potential recovery, with small pockets of gains among select assets.
A Herald dispatch from San Domingo reports that Ulysses Heureaux son of the late Santo Domingo president has organized hundreds of troops near San Juan close to the Haitian border. At 23 he is seen as an instrument of the former government as elections approach. The Jimenes party plans its own candidate amid public unrest and a government with lingering influence. Soldiers complain of unpaid wages.
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