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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 09, 1899
Page
2
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The Standard notes that an exact ratio for silver restoration is not essential, as it is a matter of law. It observes slight fluctuations in our currency ratio and minor variation versus other countries. The piece cites the global exchange as effectively fixing the ratio, referencing Anaconda Standard dated January 9, 1899.
A historical critique of Montana Democrats, tracing shifts from Grover Cleveland alignment to free trade positions, bimetallism, and protective tariff stances. The piece weighs whether the party will maintain unity or fracture, noting rival wings and the potential re endorsement of Cleveland or Bryan.
The passage warns that if the rival faction seizes party leadership, protectionist doctrine fronted as Jeffersonian will be woven into the platform, allowing the faction to anchor itself near republicanism. It imagines a party proclamation detailing current and future policies ahead of spring elections.
The Anaconda Standard credits Senator Mantle with securing a public building bill for Butte while downplaying Hartman and Mercer for their roles. It criticizes Hartman for lacking influence, lauds Mantle's speeches and reports, notes Mercer’s cooperation, and mocks party politics and the press’s behavior amid upcoming city campaign chatter.
The piece reflects on the severe hardships volunteers faced in the Spanish American War, noting inadequate preparations for soldiers health and comfort, especially under tropical conditions. It defends the administration against embalm ed beef claims, criticizes political spin, and references officials and media commentary about the war’s conduct and Philippine policies.
A fragment states a bill will shortly come before the legislature for action regarding filial matters. The note suggests the smallest bill, once vetoed, stands as the example of such action. It reads like a brief legislative update with limited readable details.
Grantsdale Mont Feb 6 1899 letter to the Inter Mountain discusses Montana politics. It critiques Charlie Hartman and his shift or stance within the silver and Democratic movements, accuses the Silver Republican faction of being sidelined, and recalls support for William Jennings Bryan in hopes of silver victory. The writer expresses disillusion with Democratic party prospects in Montana.
A collage of remarks about peace talks, disputed incidents, and old epitaphs. Includes Judge Day’s denial of a quoted remark, a Boston Transcript list of humorous grave inscriptions, and miscellaneous notes on past mayors and funeral verses.
The mayor praises his own success and hopes for greater future achievements for his son and daughters. The Tusculian chamber of commerce delegation meets the Emperor Neva to discuss insurance matters. Helen Keller visits the Boston art museum, using touch to study Greek statues with assistance from friends spelling in her hands.
Remarkable display proclaims G H Munim's Extra Diy Eises with over ninety percent of top brands. The bottles carry green neckbands and a star label, signaling exceptional quality and unique design.
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