Business Men of Butte Endorse Inter Mountain Appeal
The Inter Mountain urges Butte business men and advertisers to recognize the paper's two decades of support for local growth, fair wages, and political independence. It notes the paper’s local production, strong circulation, bona fide subscriptions, and role as official Silver Bow county organ, inviting patrons to sample its extensive equipment and advertising value.
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Inter Mountain
Butte
Tater Mountain
Bulle Tae
Wiflidge
Titer
Mier
Nuke
Amin
Mt Ia
Dutt
Putte
Bulle
Addy 4
Buue
Reading
Dillon
Deer Lodge
Bozeman
Livingston
Big Timber
Billings
Silver Bow County
Inder Mountain
Inter Mountin
Minneapolis
Portland
Te Institution
House and Senate Committees Shape the Legislation
The article discusses how committees in both houses select chairmen, review bills upon introduction, and report findings. It notes the power of committee reports to influence debate and potential amendments and warns that committee personnel reveal party aims and the state’s political direction.
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House
Senate
Span of Life Honors Long-Serving Maine Senator
A Maine obituary recalls a former senator who lived near the century mark, friend of Webster, Clay, and Calhoun, and last survivor from the 1847 1913 Senate era. Born before statehood, Bowdoin graduate 1825, he attended Lafayette's 1824 visit and backed every president from Jackson to McKinley.
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Ermiluyy
Malo
Burt Vay
Webster
Clay
Calhoun
United States
Senate
Bowdoin College
Longfellow
Hawthorne
Abbott
Maine
Lafayette
Jackson
McKinley
Jefferson Davis
Senator Bradbury
Augusta
Maine Statesman
Judge Clancy’s Candidacy Test in Populist Rise
The Inter Mountain weighs Judge William Clancy of Silver Bow as a populist potential senator to balance Caldwell Edwards in Washington. It argues his fitness, track record, and platform alignment, citing the fusion result and public endorsement, while accusing opponents of attempting to derail him with a marriage rumor. The piece questions populist courage and honesty in Helena.
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Wille
William Clancy
Silver Bow
Legislative Assembly
Washington
Mis Honor
Judge Clancy
Caldwell Edwards
National Capitol
Ubney
Sonal Whd
Silver Bow County
Clancy
Quan
Senate
Ie Honor
Helena
The Future of Cuba and Old Cuban Conflicts
A discussion by Senor Maximo Gomez and Captain Thos H Wilson reflects Cuban currents toward independence from U S influence. The piece recalls 19th century reforms, Madrid diplomacy, and the 1860s despotism under captain general with Cuban reform petitions and the failure of a Cuban representative committee in Madrid.
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Senor Maximo Gomez
United States
Cuba
Thos. H. Wilson
Unity of States Army
Efe
Muthan
Martine
Campos
Cap- Lahnea
Zongon
Maximo Gomes
Captain Wilson
Metropoli
Jose Saco
Gaspar Betancourt Cisneros
Jose Maralus Lernus
Pasco Dules
Madrid
Canovas del Castillo
Committee of Representative
Cuba and Spain clash era push for independence
The piece traces Cuba's struggle from colonial rule to the 1895 revolution led by Marti and allies like Maceo and Gomez. It notes Spain's shifting policies, U S intervention, and the call for Cuba Libre, stressing American duties and the need for strong self government before independence. It cites figures such as Martinez Campos, Maximo Gomez, Jose Marti, and Jose Antonio Maceo.
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Cuba
Taruh
Cam Tyne
Spain
Madrid
Martinez Campos
Campos
Puerto Principe
Maceo
Gomez
Corvillo
Calixto Garcia
Avangoven
United States
Captain Wison
Cuba Libre
Standard Advises Clark Electability Without Fusion Aid
The Anaconda Standard hints Senator Clark can win election by courting anti fusion votes and possibly independent democrats. It questions where seven remaining independent democrats and four former Clark supporters would come from and warns Clark to beware of a partisan push that could hoodoo him. The piece also notes New York Tribune year end reviews on money, business, and cotton exports.
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Anaconda Standard
Clark
Standard
Stanton
Courtney
John R. Toole
Mr. Clark
Senator Clark
Financial summary of 1900 markets and 1899 comparison
The article notes exports exceeded imports by over 600 million dollars, railroads earning more than before, and American gold reserves around 75 million. It cites high price records in securities, record daily stock transactions, stronger money footing for transportation industries, and Inter Mountain publishing late closing market reports for New York, Chicago, and Kansas City plus copper and silver quotes.
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Inter Mountain
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Boards of Trade
A Fellow Feeling Across Campaign Echoes
A paragraph gathering quotes shows political figures like Grover Cleveland and William Jennings Bryan sparring in light humor. The clippings reference diverse papers discussing posturing, leadership, and public perception as the 1900s political landscape unfolds. Notable names include Conrad, Pingree, Bryan, Cleveland, Harrison, Miles, Alger, Stevenson, and Taft.
Speech debate stirs furor over credit and democracy
Washington State remarks praise for good speeches but misspellings and ego clashes ignite dispute. Grover’s analysis in the “plight of democracy” omits credit for Lovelandism as Seattle Times notes.
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Grover
Seattle Times
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Newbro
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P.d. Brophy & Co
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Butte, Montana
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Charles H. Conrad
Philadelphia
Chicago News
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Memphis
Mr. Bryan
Chicago Tribune
Harrison
Republican Party
Minneapolis ‘Times
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Ife
Washington Star
Bryan
Cleveland
Lew Aston
Journal
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Birmingham Age-Herald
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Mr. Harrison
Mr. Cleveland
Circle City
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Yukon
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