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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1899
Page
5
The piece analyzes Nebraska politics and the Nebraska compromise, noting Democrats gain Allen’s appointment appeasing Populists to back a future state legislature. It discusses Bryan, party harmony, and the risk of Republican victory without Populist cooperation, plus reflections on judicial and political upheavals.
A tangled report discusses Walter Rosser, acquitted in a San Pedro killing, and rising calls for avenging Nemesis. It links political justice failures, family tragedies, and a San Francisco episode as a broader movement, noting public fascination with punishment and historic cases like Qics Surratt.
The Kentucky board of elections certified the Republican slate, denying Goebel's defeat. Goebel appeals for a hearing, eyeing a legislative challenge with Democratic support possibly swaying the result. Rumors place Bradley warning of a turbulent political clash ahead as reforms threaten party control.
The report notes that the conflict is not finished and warns against assuming quick victory for the Hoogs. It cites terrain and strategic disadvantages as key factors behind recent defeats, while a small group of Atta miners and prospectors remain with the "Tay of the Tend" leaders.
A Baltimore Sun reflection questions whether Americans are increasingly prone to hysterical emotion in politics. It cites Congress’s treatment of Roberts, Dewey’s acclaim, and Bryan’s 1896 nomination as examples, urging sober judgment and restraint to guard against mass excitement in the next election.
A garbled passage argues Boer war topography favors the defenders and comments on British strategy. It shifts to a blunt critique of female labor in politics and mocks “poody-goody people” while noting national party dynamics and the Republican convention shifting to Philadelphia with Chicago losing by one vote.
The text notes Western delegates pressured to attend a major convention seen as a ratification meeting for Meiney's renomination. It mentions prominent Republicans and a skeptical editorial climate, plus legal actions by Mark men over libel and damages claims in a partisan media environment.
A sample of notes and quips from Montana papers covers political skirmishes on smallpox, Clark case witnesses, and a notional trip to Washington. Freighting jokes about the Democratic convention, a masked British soldier, and a Kentucky House clash sit alongside an ad for affordable pianos and organs from Montana Music Co at 19 North Main Street in Butte.
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