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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1899
Page
4
The readable text mentions a legal matter with several unclear names and a reference to a court or case. It records an event or complaint but lacks coherent context or full details. Names, dates, and places are partially visible, but the fragmentary nature prevents precise identification.
The interview records Admiral Dewey arguing Filipinos are not yet fit for self government, noting Otis overreaches, and stressing restraint and proper training. He contrasts marine discipline with political governance and doubts Wheeler or Dewey should enter state leadership, insisting he is a sailor not a politician.
Fragmentary text describes a rough scene aboard a vessel with sailors, raises questions about a stick at the pier and uneven remarks. It mentions passengers or crew and a tense moment as parts of a speech or routine are interrupted. Details are unclear due to garbled OCR.
A shipment described as heavy as three horses arrived, with strong rail and land transport mentions. Individuals named include Tasha and Paul, and locations hinted at include Missouri and Chelle, suggesting a Midwest connection to the delivery.
Passersby aboard the stwarmer Alliance from Cape Nowe report about 28 Desch tices raiding a gemmany strip. released by order of the captain of the Bear. Government claims the beach area belongs to the government. Coast guard notes lumber at $130 per thousand feet. About 2,000 people seek passage south, many to stay for winter.
A new national temperance organization pledges to raise 1,000,000 votes for the prohibition party and 1,000,000 to save the temple while promising social industrial and economical bureaus. Willard hall hosts the opening of the Young People's Christian Temperance union first national convention with delegates from Illinois Ohio New York Oregon Iowa Minnesota Wisconsin Michigan Indiana Massachusetts New Mexico and Washington.
A Lexington report via Mag J G Aleshire says Secretary Root bought a six year old black saddle gelding shipped with fifteen black cavalry horses to Port Myer Virginia. The Kentucky prize winner stands fifteen hands high and weighs 1 02 pounds. A large price was paid.
A Special to the Herald from Port of Spain, Trinidad reports Generals Marsene and Ren, longtime leaders of government forces in the state of reson Venezuela, have joined the revolutionists with all their arms. The revolutionists under Gen Matta attacked the coast guard at Rio Cavite, capturing a gunboat and causing four deaths and two injuries.
The Amer ican bark Tillie Baker lies under quarantine in Hampton Roads carrying armor plated recovered from the wrecked battleship Maine. The vessel sailed from New York in July and arrived in Havana on August 24 to take on cargo for recovery. Special from Norfolk Virginia reports.
Splendid equipment of the fine and various conveyed carriages and conveyances ready to serve the public of Hamilton and surrounding country at reasonable rates. Transient stock and commercial trade offerings mentioned.
Fragmented article recounts a Volcanic eruption near South Achellous waters and a parallel banking scandal. A Chicago editor and a shipping crew member feature in a tale of peril, rescue, and a fraudulent draft request for funds to cover wine purchases aboard a vessel.
A New York Tribune excerpt discusses the relationship between foot length and arm length, noting measurements accepted by artists. It explains that arms are often out of proportion, usually shorter feet accompany certain statures, and extreme cases show foot length mismatching overall height.
An old classified notice offers a four room house at 1119 West Trend with Wige t at Blem ons Lawlor, Room 2, Silver Cow block. The sale room tick and mouth front on Weat Copper street are advertised with price details. Blemone de Lawlor, Room 2 Silver How block.
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