Address for Mail to Inter Mountain Publishing Co
Address all mail to Inter Mountain Publishing Company with M. A. Berger as manager at 26 West Granite Street Butte City Montana for all correspondence and deliveries.
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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1901
Page
5
Address all mail to Inter Mountain Publishing Company with M. A. Berger as manager at 26 West Granite Street Butte City Montana for all correspondence and deliveries.
The article explains foreign powers demand vast indemnities from China and press for abolishing internal taxes on foreign goods to fund the costs of the Boxer era. It notes the clash between punitive terms and China’s ability to pay, with concessions affecting customs duties and domestic commerce.
Buffalo Pan American exposition set to run six months starting May 1 with President McKinley pressing the ceremonial button. The event promises modern science displays and extensive telegraph links whileMontana seeks a stronger showing amid plans for a $10 million budget and booming publicity.
The California legislature approved 250000 to acquire a Santa Cruz redwood grove for state ownership. The piece argues the trees could memorialize wealthy individuals after death, noting forests influence climate and rainfall. It warns against wasting wealth on monuments and touts the grove as a lasting legacy.
The article notes a nationwide surge in bank clearings with New York showing more than 100 percent increase. It points to abundant transactions, strong business sentiment, and cautious optimism about the market’s future. It mentions political figures, exhibitions, weather, and various curious society items with a mix of speculative notes and local quirks.
The Spokesman-Review warns Montanans to treat the president with calm hospitality during his rest and recreation tour. No political speeches or handshaking contests. expect chat about Montana’s resources and scenery rather than office appointments. The piece urges restraint to avoid discomfort and insists the visit is for public viewing, not a campaign scene.
A collage of jokes and quips from several papers. The items include a child’s humorous remark about his father’s false teeth, a thief foiled by an actress, a lines about a woman’s value, and exchanges about cooking lessons, slot machines, Aguinaldo, and marriage licenses. The humor spans daily life and current events with light social satire.
The Deadwood pioneers invite President McKinley to attend the Black Hills consecration in July. They prepared a personal engraved gold slab invitation two and a half by four inches, to be presented by the carnival president in Omaha as part of a cordial souvenir for his visit.
A Cyprus report cites a claimed harvest of 250000000000 locusts killed over two years. The note questions who conducted the campaign and attributes the effort to Whitehall Zephyr, signaling a debated attribution in the pest control campaign.
Reports from a recent Rose show at Wahlorf Latoria New York state the event will add more than $1000 to Loomis sanatorium funds. The article also covers varied notes from Rome to Budapest including ancient Roman dishes, Leipsic car adverts, Cleveland gardening efforts, a Budapest will dispute, a Denver congressman's quick replies, and a Wheeling court case where three tramps were acquitted with high profile legal help.
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