Inter Mountors Publishing Company Subscription Rates
Address all mail to Inter Mountors Publishing Company. M A Berger Manager West Granite street Butte City Mont BUBSCRIPTION RATES Per year by mail In advance 87 00 By carrier per month 78 Bert Weekly per year in advance 3 00 Subscribers who do not receive the paper regularly are requested to notify this office We announce Inter Sountain is the only payer in the northwest with a carrier system from Butte to Glendive and expanding to towns of 500 inhabitants in the state Our books are open to advertisers for investigation Official Paper of Silver Bow County.
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Inter Mountors
M. A. Berger
West Granite Street
Butte City
Mont
Ccscreee
Inter Sountain
Northwest
Butte
Glendive
Northern Pacific
Matn Stret
Republican State Convention Call for Helena 1900
Helena Montana July 18 1900 a republican state convention is called to meet September 5 1900 at 11 a m in the Auditorium Helena for nominating three presidential electors congressman governor lieutenant governor secretary of state associate justice of the supreme court state treasurer state auditor attorney general and superintendent of public instruction and to transact other business all electors of the state are invited to participate in primaries and convention representation is apportioned among Beeverhead Broadwater Gallatin Granite Jefferson Lewis and Glacier valley Yellowstone counties Miller secretary
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Helena
Mont
Republican State Central Committee
Congress
Supreme Court
Public Instruction
Republican Party
Central Committee
Beeverhead
Broadwater
Gallatin Granite
Jefferson Lewis and Cisashane Valley
Bryan speech discourse on silver and bimetallic vote
The passage notes Bryan avoiding silver in his acceptance speech and warns conservatives. It praises Montana laboring men for political interest and cautious, thoughtful guidance. It argues against demagogues and urges prudent leadership for present and future welfare.
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Bryan
Sliver
Montana
Ales
Let Us Wave Peace Over Republican Committee Clash
The Inter Mountain notes a quarrel at a republican central committee meeting over primaries and a convention, condemning discourses on campaigns and corporate influence as out of place. It defends John B. Davis and Malcolm Gillis, both employees of corporations, arguing their rights and loyal American citizenship remain intact. The piece urges unity, rejects accusations of disloyalty, and warns that factional strife risks democratic defeat in Silver Bow County.
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Inter Mountain
Republican Central Committee
John B. Davis
Butte
Davis
Davies
Malcom Gillis
Dingeron
Amalgamated Company
Clark
Gillis
Silver Bow County
Court House
Republican Committee
M. O. P. Company
Butte & Boston
Local Republicans Urged Unity Against Democratic Split
The piece argues men in control share aims but workers keep politics and business separate. It warns Democratic factions threaten Republican cohesion and calls Republicans to unite to counter divisions and safeguard county leadership from factional manipulation.
Helena Independent mocks Inter Mountain on wages and rates
The Helena Independent ridicules the Inter Mountain claim that wages are high and interest rates low. It notes money is abundant and cheap with demand loan rates around 1 percent on the New York Stock Exchange. Government bonds trade near 2 percent, and the British loan recently issued at 98. The piece argues silver prices and wage comparisons reflect abundant money and low rates, contrasting past shortages.
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Helena
Inter Mountain
Russell Sage
Everyinancial
New York Stock Exchange
New York
Independent
Montana volunteers deserve restored wages and work
The Inter Mountain questions why Montana volunteers who returned from war were not given promised recognition. Many did not regain prior positions or earned less, while some lost patrons in professional fields. The paper urges public acknowledgment and fulfillment of promises to these brave men and women.
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Montana
Inter Mountain
Met
Dolliver Speech Referenced in Shelbyville Address
Congressman Dolliver addressed a Shelbyville Illinois audience rebutting rival harangues. He framed the central issue as pauperism not imperialism, recalled past tariff fights, and criticized Democratic shifts on labor hours and “16 to 1” policy. He claimed the war effort neared its end with only a remnant of insurgency in distant theatres.
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Dolliver
Shelbyville, Il
Champ Merous
Simpson
Cleveland
Tafson
Mecine Lodge
Kan
Republicans Defend Treaty Policy In Speech Fray
A political speech mix blasts Democrats for opposing a treaty that brought the Philippines under U S control. The speaker credits Bryan with aiding the pact and mocks rival figures while expressing sympathy for American soldiers and Filipinos, praising the army and its role in national policy.
Toilers urged to lead Montana labor with conservative policy
The Inter Mountain urges Montana miners to pursue conservative leadership, stay out of politics, and keep wages high through law and order. It argues Montana wages are the best among mining states thanks to stable labor practices and calls for harmonious, capital-friendly relations to ensure continued employment and political independence for workers.
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Montana
Utah
Colorado
Toflera
Inter Mountain
Mantle Returns to Republican Fold in Silver Era Debate
The Missoulian notes Ita voice backing Mantle in a return to the Republican party alongside old allies. Mantle acknowledges silver issues are no longer central, cites 1890s conditions, and praises the party’s path. He urges support for McKinley Roosevelt prosperity and critiques recent press depictions.
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Ita
Mantle
Republican Party
Lee Mantle
Lawrence Hauk
Silver Republican County Central Committee
Granite County
Democracy
Silver Republicans
Bryan Speech Highlights Republican Unity and Civic Duty
A fragment discusses William Jennings Bryan’s acceptance speech and warns Republicans not to quarrel lest the party lose the state to the Democrats. It urges free Republicans to discuss openly, maintain an amiable spirit, and seek progress through majority rule and minority submission.
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Donicracy
Notable Bozeman Trial and Local Developments Highlight August
In Bozeman on August 10 Charles Anderson, jailed ten days over Ebough’s wounds, is found not guilty by Judge McPherson’s jury amid questions of who struck Ebough. Station Agent Hoyt reports new scales at the freight house and baggage room, while a fire extinguisher demo draws a crowd. The republican press plant nears launch with a promising, modern setup. Town life notices cover street sign delays, aluminum house numbers, and social visits as party meetings convene.
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Bozeman
Charles Anderson
George Ebough
McPherson
Anderson
Ebough
Hoyt Ia
Jas
Foreclosure case heard as workers search for men
In the Bone area last evening a foreclosure matter was argued before Judge Armstrong. The jury favored judgment in favor of permeates and an order was signed. The calendar sets Saturday as the hearing day for all related applications. Meanwhile workers roam for labor as cool weather drives campers home from favored spots, with a lone campfire offering scant warmth on this summer morning.
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Delang Wry
Idee “Arnetrons
Armatrong
Saburda
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