Enemies of the State Attack Mining News Folly
The Inter Mountain rebuts eastern gossip about Anaconda and Butte mining. It insists court records and proven facts show the Anaconda mine remains a strong, well managed producer, while condemning sensational reports as harmful to the community and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain
Une
Silver Tow
E Courts
Wihout
Petsaper
Halling
Peta
Howe
Weed
Anavonde
Montalia
Avallabe
Rutte
Anaconda
New York
Butte
Comanche Case Expresses Call for Substantial Justice
A community editorial argues for a fair resolution in the Comanche case, urging a method to ensure substantial justice and protect the rights of all parties involved. The piece voices broad public sentiment against partiality and demands an equitable outcome.
Comanche mine shutdown sparks labor and community concern
The Comanche mine has closed by order of Judge Clancy, risking mass unemployment. The paper refrains from judging sides and focuses on the public impact, warning that 300 workers are idle now and thousands more could lose work, potentially crippling smelting and refining plants and affecting several communities. It urges careful handling to minimize labor and business losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comanche
Phases of Mrs Nation's Crusade in Kansas
A critical editorial attacks Carrie Nation and her temperance crusade in Kansas. It questions her methods, notes law disruption and violence, and argues she harms domestic life by attacking saloons while neglecting homes and families. It contrasts women’s influence with gentler domestic advocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Ani
Jude Clancy
Tina
Colle
Mal
von Waldepses
China
Wood
Bromdshed
The Victoria Cross Honor Story in a Mother's Pose
The Victoria Cross remains highly prized among military men and the late queen’s era. The New York News Commercial Advertiser notes Countess Roberts wearing a black crape gown decoration with her late son’s bronze Maltese V C. awarded for valor in the Boer War. Special permission allowed Bobs to wear both, but he chose his wife to display their hero son’s V C over her heart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ue News
Countess Roberts
Bobs
V. C
Sampson and Schley clash over war comms debate
A San Francisco editorial defends Admiral Sampson’s leadership at Santiago in the Spanish American War, countering critics who say President McKinley snubbed Sampson in a public favor. The piece details Sampson’s actions aboard the New York and his coordination with Schley and others during the fleet engagement.
Women and Mothers Hold Jewel of Courage in War Memoirs
The letter defends women as holders of noble tokens of sacrifice, noting mothers who lost sons wear tokens like the Victoria Cross or shirt buttons, honoring gallant memory. It also cites Oklahoma’s census showing strong statehood prospects and mentions David Nation whose views on life remain unspoken.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. C
Lady Oherts
Seret
Hamilton Fish
Spain
Lady Roberts
Oklahoma
Memorial tribute to Mrs. Mary Mantle notes her devout motherhood
The piece honors Mrs. Mary Mantle describing her as a devoted mother and pioneer who faced early widowhood, raised children, and supported them with tireless care. It reflects on death as release from earthly duty and praises her lifelong resilience across English and western territories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salt Lake
Lfe
Idaho
Butte
Mrs. Mantle
Opera
Lee Mantle
Senate
Mantle
Dlares
Railroads and taxes in Montana call for fair treatment
In many counties milk River Eagle criticizes heavy railroad tax shares, urging the legislature to proceed cautiously with railway interference. The piece argues against creating a railroad commission, noting numerous failures and the need for balanced state action toward railroads and taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milk River Eagle
Montana
Sunday Theatricals Policy Debate in Missoula
Mr John Maguire one of Missoulas veteran actors pushes a Sunday closing bill arguing actors deserve a rest day and public sentiment favors sabbath observance. Supporters say a law would elevate theatricals as an educational medium, while granting performers a weekly refuge from work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missoula
Maguire
Meat and milk inspection bill urged as priority in Montana legislature
The writer notes few bills have been introduced but argues the meat and milk inspection bill is the most important for Montanas health and should be given right of way over others. He emphasizes merit and urges慎慎 to pass essential measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Admiral Sampson
Admiral Schley
Democrat
Belite
Won Gress
Admira Sampson
Dewey
Havana
Sebrey
Sen
Cervera
Spain
Sampaor
Sehley
Santiago Harbor
Sampaon
Santiago
New York
Schley
Brooklyn
Massachusetts
Indiana
Oregon
Texas
Sampson
Shatter
Pexas
Senate
Cook
Evans
Philip
Wainwright
Gloucester
Cnd
Cate
Pont Maner
Salt Lake
Montana
August Brassart and Roosevelt Era Visions Rise in News
August Brassart, the silversmith who crafted Daguerre’s famous plate, visits St. Louis at age X1. Col Roosevelt, soon Senate president, will lead a body with veterans from three wars, including Bates of Tennessee and Pettus of Alabama though one front missed in the Mexican War. Jane Addams and Mrs. Joseph T. Bower plan a large model tenement in Chicago’s Nineteenth Ward, a four story stone and brick building with one hundred rooms, set for spring construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Brassart
Daguerre
Ying
St. Louis
Col. Roosevelt
Senate
Gen. Bates
Tennessee
Senator Pettus
Alabama
Roosevelt Willi
Jane Addams
Hulthouse
Chicago
Joseph T. Bower
Chicago Tenement Plan Aims At Squalor Relief
Mrs Bowen with Reginald Bowen and Jacob A Riis visited New York tenements and proposed a WHI roomed building offering steam heat gas range electric light hot and cold water. One bathroom per three rooms and central court with fountain towers and a children's playground.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reginald Bowen
Jacob A. Riis
Also Mentioned on This Page
DWILY
Inter Mountain Publishing CO
Inter Mountain Publishing Company
M. A. Berger
Mrs. Nation
San Francisco
David Nation
Mrs. Mary Mantle
Newbro Drug Co
Smith
Mattingly
W. Broadway
A. Conner
Bavalli County
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!