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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1900
Page
2
A bold call against political bosses in Montana denounces boss rule as a ruinous force that degrades public service. It urges voters to reject corruption, push for accountability, and back reform minded candidates like Campbell while challenging the Daly democrats to defend their record in upcoming elections.
The state sees a cleaved fight within the party as Campbell’s camp argues for vindication equal to Clark’s faction. Debate centers on the Senate seat and shifting loyalties, with both wings pressing for political leverage amid ongoing intraparty tensions.
The Anaconda Standard laments Montana reaction to the Clark verdict. It accuses the state’s “Anaconda wing” of democracy of undermining reform efforts, praising public sympathy for Clark’s accusers while condemning perceived corruption and political manipulation within local democracy.
A critique of coercive voting practices by the Democrats, praising Mr. Clark as a counterweight to political marauders, and attacking Webster Davis for a South Africa lecture that the piece says distorts the Boer War. It argues the author’s side defends honest manhood and warns against mob rule and electoral coercion.
Salt Lake Tribune notes that Webster Davis in his prepared address on the Boer English war faced doubt due to a clouded Kansas City record. The paper observes his large mouth and talkative style, but implies limited endorsement of his statements.
A fragmented report from Cleveland Plain Center notes a discovery labeled preparation that allegedly destroys a germ. The cryptic phrase raises questions about the method and source, with no clear details on who announced or where the discovery occurred.
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