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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1899
Page
2
Subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery are listed. The notice instructs subscribers who miss issues to notify the paper office. Published by M. A. Berger, manager, at Weat Granite Street, Putte City, Montana, with prices per year and per month.
The Standard notes that exact silver ratio is not vital for restoration, arguing the ratio is a legal matter. It compares varying ratios in different currencies and countries, citing global exchange practices as evidence from January 9, 1899.
The Anaconda Standard rails at the fusion idea in Montana politics, accusing Democrats, silver Republicans, and Populists of treachery. It argues fusion could have kept Clark from the U S Senate victory, claims the party misled voters, and labeled the Clark faction as anti democratic. It notes national silver leaders and Senatorial implications with Aldrich and Allison.
Spokesmen of the anti Clark wing of the democracy announce the contest of his senate seat will move to the Washington senatorial chamber. They insist the public must see if money bought the election while supporters and opponents alike seek vindication. Fear mounts that the state’s name and the commonwealth’s reputation have been damaged regardless of truth. The aim is a final settlement in a court of record to fix responsibility.
Newsfrom a harsh cold wave sweeping the state. North wind from polar regions intensifies the chill from Butte eastward with significantly damp air. Helena and Dalotos face notably lower temperatures, while the Banana Belt of the Rockies awaits milder days as the cold spell lingers.
The article argues Pacific coast expansion will boost ship building, notes San Francisco vessel construction like the Oregon, and cites large foreign trade with a $1,850,000,000 annual commerce. It condemns foreign ship ownership earnings and records a favorable trade balance at $616,000,000. It mentions currency policy, liquor credit, and champagne import figures.
A Baltimore woman recalls her child singing in Sunday school, while other light vignettes cover Missional children’s flowering efforts in England, humorous exchanges about plural marriage, Dooley anecdotes, and a Hartford Courant obituary noting Mrs Lydia Peters’ long life and many descendants.
Prince Mansur Mirazov, Persian shah’s son, in Paris seeks an invitation to England. In Craig-y-Nos Mme Adelina Patti’s boudoir chairs bear ribbons from countless bouquets, some aged and prized. Brigadier General T H Stanton, army pay master, to retire early February after a long career as the fighting paymaster.
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