Inter Mountain Publishing Co. subscription rates and carrier system
Inter Mountain Publishing Company advertises carrier service across Montana from Butte to Glendive, expanding to all towns of 500 inhabitants. Subscription rates are listed with annual prepaid pricing. Official paper of Silver Bow County.
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Inter Mountain Publishing Company
M. A. Berger
Woat Granites
Butte City
Inter Btowtaih
northWest
Butte
Gléndive
Northern’ Pacific
Silver Bow County
Inter Mountain Pub, CO
Anaconda
Peter Fave
Missoula
W. HB
Hassler Livingston
C. Hinman
Charles Boucher Bridger
Son Deer Lodge
Dan Herta Dime
Jay Baker Glendt
Miskiman
Oreythe
Toons John C. Lyneles Carbonado
L. Whitney & Coeboeae Tresory Cinnabar
Swen
M. A. Hales
Erwin Schott L
Glenn Aldhides
Re. Maxwell Chestnut
G. McIntyre
Twin Bridge
Elena
W. E. Moore
Moore
Townsend
E. Mathews Ardine
Ane McDonald
Republican State Convention urged in Helena Montana 1900
The Montana Republican meeting scheduled for September 5 1900 at the Auditorium Helena aims to nominate presidential electors and state officials. County conventions instructed for September 1 with rules on voting by delegates and alternates, all Republicans in good standing urged to participate.
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Helena
Mont
Republican State Central
la Iby
Congress
Supreme Court
Public Instruction
Republican Party
Central Committee
Severae
Beaverhead
Broadwater Carbon
Cascade Chateau
Custer
Fopeus Yeechee
Flathead
Gallatin Siccye
Jefferson
Lewis and Clarke
Beeseaee
Everey -Seveesess Sre Semroth
Party
Pirst
Pitth
J. P. Woolman
Responsibility and war talk in the Anaconda Standard
A August 13 1900 excerpt questions who started the Spanish war and who condemned McKinley while mocking reform efforts in Cuba. The piece notes Democracy critics in Congress and laments war costs, army expenses, and looming danger to the republic.
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McKinley
Congress
Cube
Innes
United States
Silver Republicans in Montana Rally for Regained Party Unity
The passage defends Silver Republicans led by C. F. Goddard, noting early 10484 votes for him in a congress bid and contrasting with 24140 two years prior. It argues their return to the regular Republican fold ensures harmony and victory, citing Mantle's letter to Granite county chair Lawrence Hauck and urging alignment on prosperity and stable party principles.
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Montana
C. F. Goddard
Congress
Nis
Mantle
Lawrence Hauck
Granite County Committee
School of Mines in Butte Promises State Leader in Mining Education
The Inter Mountain reports Butte will actively support a new state school of mines with strong management and modern facilities. Rich donors like C. W. Clark and F. Aug Heinze back chairs and equipment, while mining firms pledge ongoing access to real-world mine operations for student instruction.
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Butte
State School of Mines
Uice
Inter Mountain
Butte ‘School of Mines
Montana
Golden School
Colorado
Institute of ‘Technology
Massachusetts
C. W. Clark
F. Aug. Heinze
Amalgamated
James W. Forbia Jhes
Blackrock-Niagara
Batterman
Leaders urged to unite amid Montana party discord
A Montana excerpt warns Republican leaders that discord threatens party unity as paid Democratic agents sow disharmony. It notes lukewarmness among former Republican stalwarts and infighting, urging reconciliation to secure victory and counter internal rivalries.
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Montana
Call to unite parties for harmony and stronger campaign
The text urges a give-and-take system among counties and consultation with the people on plans and principles. It suggests convening the state republican committee to discuss the outlook and restore harmony. It praises the party’s ticket and platform while stressing the urgent need for better feeling, enthusiasm, and unity.
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Fre Jenders
Républicum
Republican
The Chy of Militarism in Anaconda Standard
The Anaconda Standard joins other papers in warning of a looming military spirit and a large standing army. It counters with a table showing European soldiers per 1000 people versus the United States and argues democratic control could stop any future army, labeling the panic as brazen duplicity.
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Bryan
Asia
United States
Mantle letter signals unity in Republican split
The Billings Gazette notes Mantle’s letter to silver Republicans pledges accord between party wings and rejects the Bryan doctrine. Dillon Tribune reports Mantle declares he leaves the silver Republicans to remain a Republican. Loss of Mantle is seen as a blow to silver Republicans. the GOP welcomes him back.
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Billings Gazette
Allver
Republican Party
Silver Republican Committee
Dillon Tribune
Lee Mantle
Inter Mountain
Silver Republican Central Committee
Granite County
Mantle
Silver Republican Party
Indept readers challenge cenfor senator duties
A local piece urges Helems Independent to identify any dereliction by the cenfor senator and argues that questioning is not an argument against him. It states that results favor Republicans and that Democrats should nominate a stronger candidate if available.
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Pobher
Cenfor
Leaner
Republians
Silver Republicans Back In Line In Presidential Debate
A historical candidate speech recalls silver as a remedy four years ago, detailing economic collapse and labor woes. The speaker argues silver Republicans remain loyal to free institutions and national dignity, warning against Democratic shifts and expansionism.
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Dillon ‘Triune
Katie
Waa
Sliver Republicans
Lances
Lincoln
Grant
James G. Blaine
Democratic Party
Daring British Officers in 1857 Persian War and Inkerman
The text recounts heroic acts by Lieutenant Moore during 1857 Persian War and Lieutenant Clifford at Inkerman. Moore breaks a Persian square on a charger, sword broken, yet leads a breakthrough as his troops arrive. Clifford charges a flank with few riders, scattering Russians as the battle rages, and an artillery lieutenant repels an enemy assault.
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Moore
Inkerman
Clifford
Union Depot Favored by James J Hill in Butte
The Inter Maan notes railroads are eager to join for a Butte Union depot. It would save yearly costs and public annoyance by preventing baggage transfers between depots. With 65000 residents demanding it, the city moves closer to a single shared facility backed by the Butte Business Mens' association.
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James J. Hill
Butte
Inter Maan
United States
Butte Business Mens’ Association
Senator Carter Faces Criticism From Helena Independent
The Helena Independent poses questions about Senator Carter while praising his Washington record and dedication to Montana. The piece notes his stature among national statesmen, his adherence to party platform on silver, and his strong grasp of public questions.
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Helena
Carter
Helens
Washington
Montana
Daring South African War exploits and daring charges
Vivid tale recalls Captain Hennessy and Captain Turner leading bold operations. A party raided Bethulie Springfontein, disarmed guards, seized a 23-car train, and returned with it under cover of darkness. A British officer’s audacious ride to Barcelona’s gates is also noted, showcasing nerve and boldness.
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Ted
Diastan
Gunner Smith
Hennessy
Cape Boile
Turner
Montmorency
Bethulte
Springfontein
Burghens
Bethude
England
Spain
Peterborough
Barcelona
Campelen
Transvaal
Mmeelf
Jim
Missionary wages by country and family status examined
A discussion of average missionary salaries across nations shows Africa at 900 dollars, Brazil 1500, China 1000, India 1200, Japan 1250, Korea 1260, Syria 900, Persia 1000, Mexico 1500 for married men. Singles earn 25 percent less. single women half. Married workers with children receive 150 extra per year per child, and vacations are paid with travel costs covered.
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American Board
Africa
Brazil
China
India
Japan
Korea
Syria
Persia
Mexico
Origins of the hand kiss in ancient Rome and love lore
The passage traces kissing as a sign of subjection and respect in early Rome, noting emperors could kiss subjects for favors while restraining public hand kisses to high officials. It also mentions Romans avoiding public displays with wives and daughters, and describes kissing as a spontaneous language of affection tied to marriage and inheritance.
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Worthles
Gouda
H. Wisetelly
Had the Right Ones? Puck Fragmentary Excerpt
A fragmented excerpt shows a line about a would be messenger boy and a boastful narrator. The text includes odd phrasing and cryptic references to a breast, nickel surature, and own crap-dice, lacking clear context or completion.
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Gual
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