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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1900
Page
2
A Kentucky crisis averted as Governor Taylor yields part of his authority to Democrats amid threats and mob pressure. The piece argues the peace is preserved, vows to pursue rights in court, and condemns conspiracies while blaming the Anaconda faction and urging lawful reform over vengeance.
Senate committee heard that ex congressman Hartman planned to be a senatorial candidate as a reward for helping Campbell. Connelly said Hartman pledged to remain a party standard bearer to the end, then withdrew in 1898. Anaconda Democrats faced a choice that could have shifted support to Hartman if not for fears of betrayal and impact on Conrad and Clark.
Francia C Walker spoke on the Volunteers Return condemning Philippine outrages on church property and praising Filipino independence. The address drew backlash for verses defending the insurgents and accusing gunpowder era press of spreading falsehoods, with critics blaming the youth’s mentors rather than the student.
Dr William Rainford of St George's Episcopal Church in New York condemned Kentucky political violence and urged capital punishment for the Goebel assassins, arguing that harsher penalties would purify society. He warned against partisan zeal and warned that brutal acts degrade the nation.
The Anaconda Standard faces criticism for a milder editorial stance on Montana politics. The writer pleads for renewed vigor in covering the senatorial controversy, urging two full columns of thunderous opinion daily to sustain public pressure and avoid perceived retreat or collapse.
A humorous piece traces a chain of literary gossip and editor’s taste as a manuscript travels from exchange to home, spreading among editors and wives before finally arriving for printing. The tale mocks publication vanity and the frenzied chase for something clever.
A refined Yale student from the country erupts with unexpected zeal at a football match. She abandons decorum, shouting for underdogs and waving pince-nez, comparing the scene to ancient gladiator moments while Harvard onlookers blush at the display.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer feature recalls a man who invested once in a 10 percent weekly scheme and cleared 10 percent before the scheme collapsed. The anecdote underscores the risk of fraudulent investments and the lure of high weekly returns.
A trio of players Hobson Dewey and Buller deliver spirited play as crowds waver between support and indifference. Fans chase the ball and react with bursts of energy, then silence as the action ends, reflecting a fickle public mood around the game.
A Butte store ad promises savings and reliability, claiming Connell's always has what it advertises and understands local needs, ensuring customers will find correct offerings and avoid disappointment.
A health note urges warmer extremities to fend off colds. Doctors claim cold penetrates feet and hands fastest, and preventative warmth is cheaper than treatment. The guidance emphasizes practical steps to maintain body warmth and reduce illness risk.
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