Address all mat to Inter Mountain Publishing Company
M A Berger manager West Granite Street Butte City Montana. The note directs correspondence to Inter Mountain Publishing Company in Montana.
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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1900
Page
2
M A Berger manager West Granite Street Butte City Montana. The note directs correspondence to Inter Mountain Publishing Company in Montana.
The article argues war advances human liberty and progress, citing the Philippine situation and Civil War outcomes. It defends American ownership of the Philippines and the broader commercial and strategic benefits, contrasts critics like the Anaconda Standard, and comments on Dewey, reform, and the so called smart set magazines. It critiques the idea that war harms democracy, and praises national strength and commerce under U.S. sovereignty.
Reports from Helena describe lively Democratic speculation on Governor Smith naming an interim senator to boost northern Montana support for Conrad the Gold Standard Democrat. Dixon of Butte, Fred Whiteside, and Editor Durston of the Anaconda Standard are seen as alternatives, with Durston’s motive and Clark’s vacancy tied to contentious lobbying and party balance.
Washington Special to the Chicago Times Herald outlines why Admiral Dewey publicly announced his presidential candidacy after a dispute over $10,000 in compensation from the Philippine commission. The piece asserts the president could not legally pay, Dewey’s anger, and alleged White House discussions about a workaround. It notes Dewey’s past Republican alignment and his avowed support for McKinley.
The piece discusses Campbell possibly losing if renominated and notes Bryan's likely populist nomination before the Democratic convention. It questions what Jefferson would do, suggests Montana as a key problem, and hints at Daly and governor appointments. It ends with a note on Butte Coal Co prices for construction supplies.
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