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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1899
Page
9
M. A. Berger, manager of the Butte Montana publication, announces yearly subscription rates by mail in advance. The note appears on a section labeled Weat Granite Street with contact details for readers seeking delivery options.
The piece argues Tammany leader Croker shifts New York toward expansion and away from free silver, undermining Bryan’s position. It notes eastern Democrats’ move to block free coinage, while Montana and other silver states face a hostile national convention climate and may walk out to push silver.
The piece surveys Montana senate race tensions with Matts and Clark, noting a skipped caucus and looming joint session votes. It contrasts internal party missteps, including Matts leadership errors and Speaker Stiff’s treatment of Day, while contrasting editorials from Helena papers on the unfolding political drama.
The remarks criticize the failure to declare for free coinage and argue that such omission undermines silver supporters and their claim to confidence from the movement.
A Helena political diary-like summary notes open and unclear factions around the upcoming senatorial contest. It mentions Dewey commanding over thirty vessels and requests for soap, debated police reforms, and potential votes on joint ballot. The piece references Speaker Sf, Roberts Rules of Order, and global wedding customs as side notes.
The piece surveys wedding gift traditions and bridal wreath fashions across Europe and beyond, noting varied materials from myrtle in Germany to silver crowns in Scandinavia. It closes with a humorous exchange about a hair locket as a keepsake from a living husband.
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