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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1899
Page
9
The Standard argues that an exact silver ratio is not vital to restoration and that the ratio is a matter of law. It notes variation across currencies and countries while recognizing that world exchanges largely fix the ratio, reflecting a cautious stance from the 1899 Anaconda Standard.
Senator Mantle faced house opposition as Democrats used filibuster to block a bill placing a public building in Butte. Columns argue treachery by opponents clouded Mantle’s efforts and deny the city its expected prestige. France news notes successor nominaions for Faure with M Bouchet as leading candidate.
General Warner attacks claims that 90 to 99 percent of business is done without money. He argues money remains essential as bank credits are extinguished with every transaction and new deposits must be created. He contends less than half of U S transactions rely on bank credit when measured.
Delegates at the National Congress of Mothers meet in Washington amid male presence as they discuss home influence and child education. Speakers warn against forcing maturity and stress the importance of nurturing, while other items cover Alaska cession protests, Nicaragua canal politics, anti gambling repeal, and President McKinley’s Boston speeches. Royal Pacific shipping plans and local Montana politics are noted along with Sen John Mantle presenting credentials for W A Clark.
A Parisian invented a machine to split hair and make ropes that float. A Kansas notice misled readers with a deceptive dead headline about Mr Born Deady. A Chinese mandarins seldom walk, and a Russian powder substitutes emery by burning fire clay at 2300 degrees Fahrenheit.
A Montana citizen argues against licensing gambling, accusing the Democratic party and the Anaconda Standard of neglecting public morals. He cites the Shafer case and calls on lawmakers and the governor to oppose the bill, warning of widespread corruption and erosion of homes and firesides. The writer asserts newspapers should expose the issue and questions political loyalty to morality.
The article notes remarkable patterns in calendar dates. It observes the new twentieth century beginning on a Tuesday and claims centuries cannot begin on certain weekdays. It also states October shares the same start day as January except in leap years, and September and December begin on the same day.
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