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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1901
Page
5
M A Berger manager at West Granite Street Butte City Mont writes to corporate office of Inter Mountain Publishing Company. The note discusses business correspondence and mailing details.
A Montana political note says Republican gains appear widespread with triumphs in Helena Livingston Great Falls and Anaconda. Butte shows a partial defeat yet is urged to unite under strong leadership to match other cities and propel Montana into the Republican column for the next general election.
Charles P. Bond writes from Mexico City that Mexico is the safest country on the American continent with stable government under Diaz for over twenty years. He argues a successor will maintain conservative yet progressive governance, predicts public sentiment would crush any uprising, and highlights modernizing changes such as railways, industry, telephones, education, and reduced superstition shaping a brighter future.
A long editorial discusses national progress, the value of education, and civil improvements, praising citizen duties while criticizing anti imperialists. It highlights accountability in health services and urges voter turnout for a Saturday school election with a $100,000 school bond proposal and trustees.
A detailed account of General Funston's audacious raid into Luzon to seize Emilio Aguinaldo. Using deception and Filipino scouts, Funston crossed mountains and rivers with eighty native soldiers and four officers, entered Palanan, captured Aguinaldo without a shot fatality, and returned to Manila aboard the USS Vicksburg. The piece lauds Funston as a bold, decisive leader on par with historic military figures.
An alleged cure for deafness advertised for $15.50 drew in customers before postal authorities intervened. The scheme mailed pills with a 2000 day regimen, failing to promise a real cure. The article also reviews political and social topics from current leaders to public figures, noting missteps and public reactions.
A State Press comment targets the Bozeman Chronicle over a harsh critique of a state game policy. It argues the new game doggedly punishes non residents who are not taxpayers under the terms cited.
The Montana statute forbids hunting deer, goats, moose, or elk without a license, punishment up to one year in prison or $500 fine. Nonresidents face fines from 25 to 250 dollars, jail up to three months, and a revenue-raising aim to fund game wardens. the text ends with a moral remark on the hunter being punished by his own actions.
In the Manhattan Sandicap entry for Ogden a 12 to 1 shot stirs memories as the aging jockey thinks back to his prime. The note imagines the rider facing a strip of blankets, recalling past feats and wondering what he can do now in a new race context.
Butte shows a surprisingly vigorous political campaign on par with Chicago, with urban issues and a broad open question dominating chatter. The liberal side appears restrained, while reform influence remains muted as residents weigh municipal power and tolerance.
The Butte Inter Mountain published a mammoth illustrated edition to celebrate twenty years. The Plainsman notes the Inter Mountain ranks first among state newspapers for news and general make up. It declares the paper clean fair and honest as a Republican publication and hopes it remains so.
A Missoulian report notes bonfires in honor of the republican victory, urging that the communal celebration not die out until all winter rubbish is burnt away as a symbolic offering.
Personal Major Burnham sails to west Africa to lead an expedition into untraveled territory for white explorers. Mme Daniel Lesem Jeanne Loiscan, nearly 80, is a novelist, poet, socialist and Legion of Honor recipient, noted for a French Byron translation. Richard Gatling, inventor of the Gatling gun, remains vigorous in mind.
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