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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1900
Page
2
Visionary discussion of capturing solar heat as a vast energy source to replace coal and oil. Describes M. Mouchot’s solar condenser, a copper reflector, tempered glass boiler, sand heat reservoir, and dynamos powered by focused solar heat as a potential future energy system.
The article discusses Professor Mouchot and William Calver efforts to store solar heat for later use. It notes Mouchot’s principle works but needs arid sunny regions, and Calver’s device claims to store heat for powering machinery in dark or cold days. It cites Ericsson and reports enormous theoretical power from sunlit areas, highlighting optimistic but unproven progress.
A critique of France under thirty years of republican governance. The speaker argues maladministration, high taxes, and a bloated budget with rising national debt. Politicians are blamed for self-interest, chaotic policy, and ineffective governance affecting France’s prestige on the world stage.
Fragmentary lines speak of late sizing, preferences for large battleships, and a sense of sorrow at the ongoing discussions. The text hints at a broader debate about naval power and the costs of arming nations, reflecting concern and fatigue.
A minister is described as spending about five months in office, largely occupied with defending his scalp before the chambers, amid ongoing political maneuvering and uncertainty about his tenure.
A fragment critiques France under republicanism, praising national resources and industrious traits while warning that masses lack political maturity. It compares US federation and warns that republican administration relies on informed leaders, urging vigilant, guided governance rather than mass-driven policy.
Senator Sorghum laments a newspaper interview he says was misrepresented by an earlier reporter. He recalls a prior piece he deemed garbled and admits disappointment in his own caution after the latest interview. He vows to verify interviewers in the future to prevent misquotation.
The British army now surpasses its 20 year peak with a total of 230000 servicemen. This rise signals stronger manpower across commands and efforts, reflecting recruitment and expansion in response to ongoing global duties and strategic aims.
Noticed mining claim details for the Bar No. 5698 on the Font of discovers No. 2 Lode in Summit Valley with 3.46 acres claimed and 1.181 million cubic feet of ore value, located in Deer Montana. The record cites adjoining claims, parcel boundaries, and a first publication by United States Claimant.
Timetables list trains from Anaconda to St Paul and connections to Portland coast points. Details include No 12 and No 11 services to Twin Bridges Pooy Norris and schedule notes with departure times, plus through trains to east and west, and ticketing options via Great Northern Oregon Short Line and Northern Pacific.
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