Governor Toole Endorsed In Eight Hour Law Debate
The Inter Mountain endorses Governor Toole's message and its eight hour law recommendations. It notes broad party backing for an eight hour standard, discusses scope and constitutional limits, and supports direct election of U S senators. It warns against extreme prohibition measures and criticizes corporate influence and ballot reforms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toole
Inter Mountain
Auys
United States
Motiuna
Democratic Reorganization Debate in Bryan Era
Bryan papers oppose Democratic reorganization urged by Grover Cleveland era. The discussion rejects the claim that Bryan’s defeat came from bad leadership or that any democrat besides Jones could have won. The platform is seen as reflecting Democratic opinion, with Kansas City additions, and argues prosperity under McKinley and Republican policy as the true cause of defeat. Reorganization is deemed no cure for public distrust while Republicans remain in power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Grover Evelaid
Jones
Elise
Kansas City
Chicago
Congress
Kumas
Clevelaid
Pemublican
Provident
McKinley
Ve Riet
Landers
Bas
Wade
Cam
Republican Party
Patriots File Past and Quiet Reform in Prosperity
The text notes a call for democratic reform through internal reorganization rather than new leadership, urging oblivion rather than inspiration while emphasizing prosperity and steady timekeeping in a civic context.
Colorado populists switch sides in legislature
In Colorado a group of ten elected as populists announced they would cooperate with the Democrats in the legislature. The move labeled as ignorance or dishonesty by critics, who say a public official should resign to seek new voters when changing allegiance. Debate over loyalty, representation, and political integrity underscores the volatile Colorado political climate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Democrate
Democratic Party
Denver
Paul
United States
Bryan
Montana Senate caucus and fusion politics debated
In a discussion of Democrats and populists in Montana, the text weighs whether caucusing will be separate or collective to choose two senators. It suggests orderly action by the fusion majority, potential ratification by election, and warns of warlike turmoil, graft, and delays if actions turn chaotic. It also criticizes Senator Wellington as unnecessary and vocal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thare
Montana
Republians
Tom
Helena
Carter
Senate Wellington
Delaware Senate
Wellington
Senate Chamber
Ex-bandit Frank James and dubious senate credentials
The text notes concerns about electing a US senator by a legislature tainted by fraud or unseating legitimate officials on unfounded charges. It mentions Frank James, once a bandit, as a Senate candidate for door-keeper, defeated after an all night caucus amid fears of Jewish bias on the appropriations committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank James
Missold
House of Representatives
Committee On
State board urged to aid School of Mines and train trustees
The new state board of education should meet more often to examine the School of Mines, direct a fair policy toward its faculty and trustees, and remedy heating plant inadequacies. Silver Bow County demands fair treatment, support for donations, and a capable faculty. The piece notes mining output, trade talk, and political debate surrounding Montana Democrats and senatorial elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Education
School of Mines
Silver Bow County
Butte
Montana and France laws shape new year politics
The piece contrasts Republican and Democratic views on Montana politics and legislature. It notes the impact of a new year in France with two laws affecting soldiers and female clerks, and urges intelligent support for Montana public institutions. It mentions figures like H L Frank and Ren George Milburn and flags risks of inexperience in state governance. The tone is opinionated and regional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
France
Notable Obituaries and Brief Notices From a Local Page
Mrs Martha Davis survivor of John Brown family lives in a Michigan town. The death is announced of M Herminford famed reformations historian at age i his work translated widely. Captain Hans Rufer named nautical chief of the German Antarctic expedition approved by polar workers. Within the new house of commons 670 members two exceed 50 years old led by Spencer Cardington aged 32.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Davis
John Brown
Michigan
M. Herminford
Hans Rufer
Antarttc
New House of Commons
Spencer Cardington
Obituary notes touch on age praised figures in science
Sir F Mappin aged 81 is cited along with Sir M Palmer and Young in a roll of seventy plus figures. William Wallace Campbell recently elected director of Lick Observatory was born in Hancock County Ohio in 1862. He studied astronomy at Michigan, chaired mathematics and astronomy at Colorado and later at Ann Arbor, authoring several textbooks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wallace Campbell
Lick Observatory
James E. Keeler
Hantock County
Ohio
University , Michigan
Profesors Shaeberte
University of Colorado
Ann Arbor
Marvellous Champagne Figures In One Month Imports
In a single month this year 109,221 cases of G. H. Mumami's Extra Dry were imported, 72169 more than any rival. The notice highlights the exceptional quality of this renowned brand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Mumami
Also Mentioned on This Page
Inter Mountain Publishing CO
Inter Mountain Publishing Company
M. A. Berger
West Granite Street
Butte Cits Mont
Governor Toole
Biauner
Wade Pon
Washington
Senate
the School OF Mines
Standard
China
Japan
Hawaii
Alaska
Newbro
Repsold Wines
P. d. Brophy & Go. Grocers
Imperia
N. Main Street
Boe EO
Cleveland
Supreme Court
Ren. George . Milburn
H. L. Frank
F. Mappin
M. Palmer
Young
Johan G. Evans
Uaaaaaaal
Leys
Atleys
Wi Owsley Block
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!