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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1899
Page
9
Notices from INTER MOUNTAIN PUBLISHING CO advise readers that subscribers who do not receive the paper regularly should notify the office. The message is signed by manager M. A. Berger and lists the office address on Granite Street in Butte City, Montana.
The Standard argues that an exact ratio for silver restoration is not vital noting that the ratio is a legal matter and varies by currency. It observes slight local variations and that world exchanges roughly reflect comparable ratios as seen in the Anaconda Standard dated January 9, 1699.
The beef controversy involving General Miles prompts calls for proof of his charges as to tainted meat given to U S troops in Cuba. President to oversee truth amid war investigation, with General Miles to substantiate allegations before any final action.
The piece divides Butte residents into three groups the good the bad and the indifferent and labels a fourth as incorrigibles. It argues the first three are capable while the incorrigibles require attention or intervention.
A local editor argues Butte has too many youths branded incorrigibles due to neglectful guardians and impoverished conditions. He cites lack of proper home teaching and permissive parenting as root causes, warning that delinquency rises as children are led toward crime and reform schools.
Far eastern Montana reports indicate stockmen will suffer heavy losses due to the Lizzard snow storm and biting cold, with continued precipitation and plunging temperatures blamed. Similar warnings come from Wyoming and Idaho as uncertainty remains about further worsening conditions and potential repeat of prior winter losses.
Old timers recall harsher winters while Montana and Rocky Mountain regions show a modest dip in temperatures. The piece muses on past storms and Klondike winds, hoping a longer cold snap will validate weather records, yet notes it is currently only somewhat chilly.
The Cuban people including 600000 Spaniards and wealthy factions show growing desire to join the United States. A railroad sale to American and Canadian capitalists signals stronger ties and possible annexation if a vote favored union. Poverty and desire for orderly guidance push youths toward accepting American leadership and the benefits of liberty.
A female writer for a special women's edition argues for broader female ambition and participation. The piece examines education, work, wages, property, and suffrage, contending women deserve equal opportunity and equal vote while questioning wage gaps and political rights. It references suffrage, labor value, and a shift from domestic to public influence.
Readers weigh the scene as Cubans argue over a 360 million offer said to be “with thanks” if accepted. The army resists disbandment without Cuban assembly order and questions Gomez's authority, while the average Cuban favors using Porter’s funds to strengthen the island. End not yet.
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