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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1900
Page
9
Address all mail to Inter Mountain Publishing Company. M A Berger Manager. Weet Granite street Buli City Mont. TO ADVERTISE.
For President William M Kinley of Ohio and for Vice President Theodore Roosevelt of New York are named as the ticket.
Helena Montana July 18 1900 the republican state central committee calls a state convention at the Auditorium Helena at 11 am September 6 1900 to nominate electors governor lieutenant governor secretary of state and other officials plus conduct business. County conventions urged September 1 with rules for voting and representation. Supporters urged unity and rally to McKinley Roosevelt in a campaign tone from the Inter Mountain.
The piece argues Bryan will be notified in Indianapolis next Wednesday that his campaign centers on imperialism, not silver. It claims a campaign alliance among populists and silver Republicans, detailing tactical maneuvers to keep silver off the platform and secure broad support while tainting opponents.
The piece argues that Carolina voting patterns reflect racial prejudice and that disfranchising black citizens does not alter the South’s political mix. It cites South Carolina 1998 district results and other Southern states to claim white majorities maintain control, with intimidation and violence cited as factors.
The railroads in the west advance with lighter gradients and shorter routes. Burlington trims Chicago Omaha distance by twenty miles and enhances roadbed while Union Pacific doubles sections and eyes a Evanston Salt Lake Ogden cut off. Central Pacific builds a Salt Lake crossing to Corinne with a new thirty five mile pile-supported line reducing hill and operating costs. Oregon Short Line and Ogdenite Butta improvements promise safer faster travel. all railroads claim a banner year for progress.
Montana Democrats convene with Neal In command at Do. W. Clark house as factions clash over state control. Leaders like Maginnis Toole Marks Smith and Nylan converge to plan the state convention while national issues and a looming double senatorial election ignite political fervor in Helena and Butte.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Bryan election, John M. Neal opening Anaconda for applications for a federal pen tent, and a Chicago Tribune article head about Nose Reve chair and Bryan. It also references Italy and the king's execution.
Comprehensive round-up of multiple church services across Butte with pastors, addresses, and service times. Includes Scandinavian M B church, Immanuel Presbyterian, South Butte Presbyterian, Christian Science, First Church of Christ Scientist, First Presbyterian, Grace Methodist, Mountain View Methodist, Trinity M E, Swedish Christian Mission, and community events. Details cover morning and evening sermons, Sunday schools, youth activities, prayer meetings, and special one-time notices.
The Lincoln portrait of courtship describes a morbid indecision toward Miss Mary Todd from 18 during a tumultuous pursuit. The piece notes ardent and cool phases, evasive advances, and confusing language as signs of a troubled state of mind.
A long fragment lists numerous individuals tied to hotels and cities including New York Chicago Helena Spokane Great Falls Philadelphia and Cincinnati. The scattered names include Irene Bell Virginia Brone Lou’avil Halford J. C. a anclaoo Acrtity Goxel and many others, indicating a social or guest directory from a hotel page.
A fragmented ballot invites readers to vote for the most popular young lady in their city. The list names Butte Anaconda Missoula Dillon Bozeman Livingston Billings Red Lodge Carbonado Bridger Deer Lodge and Deer Lodge, urging participation and indicating a staged local contest.
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