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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1899
Page
2
M. A. Berger is listed as the manager at 26 West Granite street in Butte City Montana, outlining a local business or residency designation with a single name and address.
Anaconda Standard defends Hartman amid intraparty conflicts over silver issues. The piece critiques his alignment with the silver Republicans and Democratic factions, arguing his actions betray party principles, and accuses him of seeking Democratic support while severing ties with the silver Republican base.
The article reports Mr. Taylor sworn in as Kentucky governor amid violent rhetoric from Goebel supporters. It notes Democratic Party anger, Republican defense of the result, and implications for Bryan and Kentucky’s electoral votes next year. It highlights threats, political mobs, and calls for unity beyond factional lines.
Former Senator Allen is appointed to fill the vacancy caused by Hayward's death. Hayward had not taken the oath of office, raising questions about Governor Poynter's authority. The piece debates whether the governor or the legislature should nominate a successor and the implications if prior senators lacked valid seats.
A Helena January election on municipal water works prompts populist push for a city paper to influence votes. The move follows December defeat of a 1.2 million tax plan and argues municipal ownership as a means to control water services amid suspicion of graft and speculative motives. The Helena paper scene is seen as a vehicle for broader populist aims, with critics warning against fraud and insincere ownership claims.
Augustus Lowell donates 40000 to the Michigan Institute of Technology to endow teaching staff funds. James B. Badds contributes 1000000, earmarked for public welfare via a banked foundation. Bernard Hesse, Michigan graduate, becomes chemist in Ludwigshafen works, planning a New York branch.
A general agent discusses women in the insurance business noting initial timidity, the value of referrals, and the legitimacy of the field. She highlights harder outreach to strangers, success through a friendly start, and the need for persistent effort to build a clientele, while acknowledging occasional disappointments.
A debate arises over the existence of about 1000 English words not yet listed in major dictionaries. Scholars note gaps in standard lexicons while proponents urge ongoing updates to capture evolving language and regional terms.
Williamson eo accepts orders for stoles broadsloth and crepons from Miss Johnson at 7 West Broadway. Prices range from five to seven dollars.
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