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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1899
Page
2
M A Pergher listed as manager at West Granite Street Putte City Montana guiding local operations from a central street address. The notice references a business or property role without further context or dates.
The Standard argues exact silver ratio is not vital to restoration and that the rate is a legal matter. It notes currency variations and differences with other nations while citing world exchanges as practically fixing the ratio. January 9, 1899.
The grand jury failed to indict over bribery charges in the Helena senatorial dispute. Critics urge the legislature to act, while the anti Clark faction argues the grand jury findings are conclusive until the joint assembly weighs evidence. The Inter Mountain defends its stance on silver Republicans and the 16 to 1 silver to gold ratio.
The house education committee supports a bill for free kindergarten schools, arguing they build character as the foundation of lifelong learning. Critics say the system’s errors lie in execution, but proponents insist kindergarten is essential to form thoughtful, law-abiding citizens and improve Montana’s future educational standing.
The Inter Mountain criticizes apparent partisan influence, urging readers to weigh the merits of the controversy as facts emerge rather than jump to conclusions. The piece argues those not involved should carefully assess the questions raised and the evolving information before forming judgments.
The piece attacks the Anaconda Standard for political bias in Montana as it debates candidates for senator. It cites clashes with Clark supporters, questions the Standard’s treatment of Helena women, and notes reactions from Butte and White sides. It mentions Whiteside, Kalispell figures, and local political divisions. It also alludes to other national items including Bell and Admiral Dewey.
The court adjourned after a witness chose to keep a forthcoming marriage engagement over testifying. Mrs Joh Shuman has recovered from a paralysis attack and resumes household duties she valued. Charmagne Tower, ambassador to Russia, is identified as the son of a classmate and earth friend of Chloe Sumner. Lord Halsbury holds office longer than any chancellor since the Restoration except a few, and Chauncey M. Depew recounts an encounter with a beggar who asked for his name
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