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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1900
Page
2
A Jan 25 1900 column recounts John Ruskin's separation to grant his wife liberty after Millais's secret romance. It notes Ruskin's magnanimity, Millais's fate, and a wider critique of modern scandals, coins, and political echoes from Helena papers and bimetallism debates.
The Helena Independent previews Mr. Bryan's eastern tour speeches likely to stress free coinage of silver and gold at a ratio of 26 to 1, asserting strong confidence in the national stance and his forthcoming remarks.
The piece contrasts modern coverage with quotations from the Inter Mountain in 1898, arguing 1893- era Democratic faction corruption mirrored today. It cites voter coercion, bribery, and ward colonization by the Anaconda faction, insists Montana voters judge evidence fairly, and preserves a belief that truth and justice prevail.
A New York Sun reprint from June 4 1888 frames Colonel Bryan’s stance on imperialism and continental expansion. It traces his evolving views from resisting European entanglements to advocating expansion based on consent and capability, noting shifts by 1900 toward broader annexation while highlighting Filipino policy tensions.
Witnesses on both sides are praised for honesty while Montana readers condemn perjury and political manipulation. The Montana press decries the Anaconda Standard for bias as it portrays defense witnesses unfairly and calls Clark a public mart. Saga notes Silver Bow Republican club formation urging party unity against Democratic rule and coalitions.
A vicar denounces glass shades placed on grave markers as un-English and continental, urging parishioners to remove them voluntarily. He cites legal power to remove shades placed without consent and notes efforts to restore the churchyard’s traditional appearance.
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