Inter Mountain backs corporate workers' political rights in Montana
The Inter Mountain opposes excluding lifelong Republicans employed by corporations from party participation. It cites Goodale and Judge DeWitt as examples, arguing all workers deserve political rights regardless of employer. It questions penalties on thousands of Republican workers and asserts corporate legitimacy in Montana's development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain
Montana
Mlain
Charles W. Goodale
Gagnon
Democratic Corporation
DeWitt
Supreme Bench
A Clean Campaign Against Personal Vituperation
A Montana ethics note condemns political mudslinging as harmful to all. It cites recent editorials from Helena newspapers as examples of baseless attacks that soil both sides and erode public trust, arguing for restraint and truth over sensationalism.
Newspaper Lessons From a Heated Political Battle
The Independent attack is described as reprehensible and baseless while Kansas City corruption charges against the democracy are said to be unfounded. The copper wing is criticized for poor management and the Smith Maginnis contingent faced defeat. the piece urges careful reporting and credit where due, favoring argument over personal vitriol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Independent
Anaconda
Kansas City
Democracy
E. L. Prank
C. W. Chirk
F. B. Corbett
John McCinniss
Judge McConnell
Nonny
Smith Maginnis
Democratic critique of silver and trust policies in campaign
The piece argues the Democratic campaign lacks force on silver, income tax, trusts, and imperialism, calling their stance vague and inconsistent. It notes The Anaconda Standard praises ex Speaker Reed for not backing McKinley, while questioning Reed’s potential future support for the Republican ticket and the Kansas City convention's impact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Standard
Reed
McKinley
Standari
Tom Reed
Kansas City
Montana
Waldersee Chosen Allied Commander in China Controversy
The article notes Count Waldersee was selected as commander in chief of allied forces in China after objections to American, Japanese, and French candidates. It highlights alleged inexperience of an American general, and claims Dodds’ Negro ancestry blocked him, while Waldersee’s qualifications and American wife are presented as proof of suitability and courage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Count Waldersee
China
Dodds
France
Waldersee
The Yellows One Park Tour Contest Ends
The Inter Mountain held a great contest to choose Montana’s beauty contestants for a National park tour with expenses paid. About 268000 ballots were cast. In the final days the race was close and exciting, averaging about 6000 ballots daily, reflecting strong statewide circulation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain
Montana
National Park
Wealthy men urged to invest in Montana mines
The Inter Mountain argues eastern capital should fund Montana copper ventures. It praises mining growth, notes large investments by Rothschilds and Rockefellers, and calls for fair treatment of incoming investors. It stresses benefits of consolidation and maintaining harmony between locals and newcomers for job creation.
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Inter Mountain
Montatta
Montana
Butte
Buite
Colorado
Mexico
Hamilton Smith
Rothschilds
Hearst
Anaconda
Rockefellers
Copper Trust
Organization of
Copper Producers
Inter Mountain fair excursion adds nine new attractions
Missoula Deer Lodge Anaconda Butte Dillon Bozeman Livingston and Billings will be represented by the Inter Mountain fair excursion through the park. Nine new and beautiful attractions will be temporarily added to that famous resort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Deer Lodge
Anaconda
Butte
Dilton
Bozeman
Livingston
Bling
Inter Mountain
Ste
Copper Wages and Politics Shape Montana Vote
The Inter Mountain argues copper wages hinge on political balance with Republicans urged to win to sustain copper demand. It claims Democratic free trade would cause factory closures and lower copper use in locomotives and electric gear, while criticising Democratic stance on the Philippines and contrasting Bryan’s views with a protectorate approach similar to Cuba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain
Kesue
Witage
Montana
Republican Party
Philippines
Bryan
Cuba
Africa
Churches Offer Diverse Sunday Services in Town
A roundup of church announcements lists services across multiple congregations. First Church of Christ Scientist holds 10:45 a.m. and 8 p.m. services with Mind as the topic, plus Sunday school at 12:15 p.m. and reading rooms open daily except Sunday. Other churches include German Evangelical Lutheran at 11 a.m. and Finnish Evangelical Lutheran at 2 p.m. Scandinavian Methodist, Booth Butte Presbyterian, Immanuel Presbyterian, Christian Tabernacle, and more outline sermon topics, Sunday schools, and midweek meetings with details on addresses and pastors. Public invited to all services. Also promoted: transportation to National Park and local eateries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scandinavian Methodist Episcopal Church
Copper and
Alaska Streets
First Church of Christ (Scientist
West Broadway
Anna
E. Crowley
German Evangelical Lutheran Church
West Bilver
M. Hudtlof
Scandinavian Methodist
Sem
Alexander Sandstrom
Alaska Street
Booth Butte Presbyterian Church
F. Tonge
Carroll
Christian Enden
Damascu Road
Immanuel Presbyterian Church
Flord
Galena
Elisha
A. Willoughby
G. H. Whitesman
Christian Tabernacle
Shortridge Memorial Church of Christ
Washington and
Mercury Streets
Edward Oliver Fiburn
West
Galena Street
W. Stevens
Rise of Our Foreign Trade Exalts Nation’s Wealth
August Chautauquan notes a century of foreign trade growth from 160 million to 2.25 billion dollars per year, a population rise from 5.3 million to 77 million, and a shift to home production. It highlights wealth per person quadrupling, manufacturing dominance, and Europe as the main trade partner, with Britain leading world trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
France
Germany
Netherlands
Europe
Social season shines at Hyde residence in Deer Lodge
August society notes describe several lavish entertainments at Mr and Mrs Joseph Hyde's home with 35 guests at a Tuesday reception and Mint Mary Hyde hosting a later event. Out of town visitors from Butte and Anaconda join locals for vocal and instrumental music, dancing, and refined refreshments as the town highlights its social season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Lodge
Joseph 4. Hyde
Lingte Hyde
Mira Hyde
Carroll G. Colman
Jutte
Joe Coleman
Denver and
Lew Coleman
Anaconda
H. C. Bailey
Hyde
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Inter Mountain Publishing CO
Inter Mountelo Publishing Company
M.A. Berger
Wem Wranne Mont
William M’kinley
Ohio
Theodore Roosevelt
New York
Wffice
Mondana
Helena Independent
Jaumatist
Washinxton
Raleigh
Standard
Allies
Wytie Transportation Company
J.goss
Post
Dr. German
N. Main
DR. Dodd
West Park St
Dan Hertz
W. G. Winans
Humber
Scharnikow
J. B. Roote
Conley & McTague
Phw Sullivan
Ed Spensley
J. H. Duffy
Salt Lake City
Nelile Mills
Helena
Lizzie Hyde
Boulder Hot Springs
James H. Mills
Mitchell
E. G. Rickerts
Tn Deer Lodge
Daniel Langan
Clinton
Town
Col
Tom McTague
Merriman
M. W. Trask
H. A. Smure
Rock Creek Lake
Shaffer
St. Mary's Academy
St. Marys Academy
Stige
Schatzlein Paint CO
Carroll G. Dolman
Batta
Deer Lodge Society
Robinson
Sillston
Tom Finn
Deer Loge
Frank Conley
Mendes-Cutting Factories
John St
Poe
Otto
New Brunswick
Broadway
Mootens
Fair Drug & Assay Supply
Park ST
Butte, Mont
Walkey
Evans’ Book Store
N. Main Street
Montana Electric
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