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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1900
Page
2
The text discusses Went Granite street in Butte City Montana and urges Daly to take a stand in court. It argues his refusal would leave a tainted public impression of fear of self-incrimination and political conspiracy. It portrays Daly as influential and capable of shaping the anti corrupt movement within the party.
A Montana newspaper argues that both Daly and Clark should testify before the senate committee. It claims Clark must explain his position and Daly should present his side, warning Daly against hiding behind others or editorial pages. The piece labels Daly and Clark as central figures in Democratic factionalism and political maneuvering affecting public perception.
A Montana city rally sparks clash with the Anaconda Standard over a new republican club. The piece condemns democracy for crime and corruption, praises a broad reform push led by Silver Bow Republicans, and looks toward statewide renewal of the commonwealth.
A lengthy critique describes an Anaconda Standard cartoon mocking W. A. Clark and associates. It portrays Miles Finlen with a tamale and dollar marks, shows rivals Whiteside Cason Jim Brown and Hewitt, and references Inter Mountain and Butte Miner as caricatures. The piece also notes other items about university honors and a Texas clergyman's prospective college project.
The piece laments romanticizing war by comparing soldiers to dust and veldt dust. It notes men caked in mud while uniforms, gear, and regalia become dusty to blend with the landscape. A Glasgow church anecdote follows, about a passerby dropping money into a collection box.
The article outlines vast supplies sent to South Africa beyond powder and shot. It details sand bags, hydraulic jacks, forged iron, casks with staves, oil and grease, searchlights with engines, carpentry tools, rope and blocks, repair gear for bridges, and vaseline for protection and lubrication. It notes these items enable modern warfare logistics ahead of fighting and highlight the scale of support required.
A discussion on wartime provisioning cites the need for meat, tea, flour, cocoa, and dental supplies, with emphasis on self sufficiency and avoiding delays. It notes Britain’s use of duty free imports and plans for horse fodder and medical gear. The piece also urges early steamship bookings for Seattle to Cape Nome through Northern Pacific agents in Butte, Montana.
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