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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1901
Page
5
Mail should be addressed to Inter Mountain Publishing Company M A Berger Matazer 2 West Granite Street Butte City Mont for correspondence and deliveries.
An analysis of the Hague Peace Conference outcome argues a world court of arbitration will influence future disputes between nations and reduce reliance on war. It notes potentially mixed results, the moral weight on aggressors, and the likely spread to labor capital conflicts shaping calmer settlements than strikes and lockouts. It also critiques Aguinaldo’s stance and Democratic reactions to his evolving role and opinions.
Democratic newspapers charge Aguinaldo has betrayed insurgent allies and pledged loyalty to the United States, marking a dramatic fall from favor in anti imperialist and partisan circles. Provisions claim his shift signals a broader rejection of his leadership and aims.
The article credits U S policy with improving Porto Rico through road building urban sanitation and a gold wage standard. It argues the tariff on Porto Rico goods aided trade and local development and criticizes Democratic opposition as misdirected for over a year.
Fragmentary column remarks attack the Democratic party over tariff acts and Porto Rico policy while noting political maneuvering. It mentions Hattie Rose Laule and Senator Clark, a leased bicycle factory repurposed as a high school, and a dubious Arkansas claim about public attitudes, all in hurried editorial style.
Red Lodge reports twenty eight deaths last month with an average of one daily this month. A physician notes rising cemetery activity and warns Montana readers that city authorities must vigorously address sanitation of all property and public streets.
Readers see odd valuations of sermons as missionaries cite a $100 price each for sermons destroyed by Chinese Boxers. The letters note hopes for big news on a Clipper-Boss Tweed mine sale, with skepticism over a true deal and scarce funds. Local papers mention McKinley, Senator Clark rumors, and Jim Hill seeking southern cotton via Great Northern and North Pacific steamers to Asian markets.
Canada exports about 30 million dollars in timber annually. An anti dueling league is funded in Paris. Mexico buys all its shears and sharp edged tools from the United States. Since the war about 65 000 natives have been killed in the Philippine Islands. In Atchison county Kansas a farmer's wife sold 91000 worth of butter last year. Another sold 463 worth of butter and eggs. Mrs Annie Charton of Paterson New Jersey died in a singular manner after tripping on a metal mat and cutting her throat on a scraper. The Maine game is said to be dying out due to long winters and heavier snows. About Villa Friedrichshof Empress Frederick dies as gardens host nightingales. Cheshire National Bank of Keene New Hampshire installs a sterilizing oven to sanitize money due to a scarlet fever epidemic. King Edward VII has just been pre...
The piece notes a range of items from a coronation armor donation by forty senators to a prize for sleep without drugs offered by Dr. Learned. It mentions laws on dead man's property, whisky in effects, a Swiss army captain’s long range camera, and Mesdag’s birthday and art wealth, reflecting eclectic public notices and curiosities.
The Denver Post recounts a wild tale from Squawville where Carrie Nation lookalike chaos erupts at Clancy's bar. Patrons seize the drunken figure, disarm her, and consider punishment by spanking as the crowd debates moral purification in wild frontier tones.
Special to the Inter Mountain from Billings April 22 the羊 sheepmen prepare for a big lambing season starting May 1 despite low wool prices. They hope favorable weather yields a strong lamb crop to offset wool losses, with a large shearing season to follow due to many sheep on the ranges.
Billings April 22 Odd Fellows plan a grand parade at 2 pm and a grand ball in the evening to mark the 82nd anniversary of the order's foundation in the United States. Local members organize the events for Friday observance.
A published exchange shows Countess Sophia Tolstoi pledging to die in the Orthodox Church and attacking Mgr. Antoni and the holy synod over a secret circular that barred burial with imperial rites, in St. Petersburg.
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