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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1900
Page
2
M A Berger manager of West Granite street Butte Montana announces subscription rates for the local issue.
Rumors from Washington say Amalgamated Copper plans to pressure Senator Clark into joining the trust to secure his seat and boost copper control. If true, Clark could be cornered into a deal that would create the world’s mightiest copper combine, dictating prices and reshaping party leadership in Montana.
The writer questions the motives of key financiers and political players amid the looming senatorial struggle. They ponder whether pooling great interests could vindicate an aging political faction and spark a dramatic shake up if Clark gains seating at the head of Amalgamated Montana. Oh, my countrymen.
A charged defense of Mr Daly against Anaconda Standard claims that the paper belittled his reform work in Montana politics. The piece argues Daly stood ready to sacrifice for reform, denied being a negative factor, and recalls 1898 silver forces unity and past influence against the Standard. It ends noting Hanna's retirement prompts new Democratic cartoons.
The piece argues two conspiracies have shaped Montana politics for six years, one to elect W A Clark to the U S Senate and another to block his election. It claims Democrats were split by rival outfits with influence in state and Washington, noting conspiracies persisted across elections and legislatures.
The Lawton fund closes soon and asks patriotic citizens to sign the roll of contributors. Large gifts are not expected. small amounts from many will aid General Lawton’s widow and orphans, supporting comfort and education. Local papers report ready responses. add your name before publication. Only a short time remains to contribute.
A Montana editorial denounces The Anaconda Standard for accusing individuals of penitentiary offenses without presenting warrants or pursuing legal action. It argues responsible press must provide detailed evidence to the courts and refrain from branding suspects, urging prompt judicial pursuit if crimes are known.
The piece argues against punishing crime solely in editorials and praises Kipling’s call to aid artists. It contends that society grants soldiers honor for battlefield deeds while artists and writers receive scant public support despite their work. The essay laments misaligned charitable responses and urges balanced, humane treatment of artists alongside soldiers.
Fragmented text shows a man and woman debating a horrible court scene with a judge’s action and a dismissed defendant. Disconnected lines suggest a satirical or dramatized dialogue about justice, shame, and moral perversity without cohesive narrative.
A humorous anecdote about Prayjein Amalie always visiting the Schmerz rel dentist. She supposedly passes the office daily to prove she hasn’t pawned a new set of teeth she bought on credit.
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