M. AU BERGER Manager in Weat Granite Street
M. Au Berger, manager, located on Weat Granite Street in Putte City Mont joins the local business directory.
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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1899
Page
9
M. Au Berger, manager, located on Weat Granite Street in Putte City Mont joins the local business directory.
The Anaconda Standard notes that exact silver ratio is not vital for restoration and that the ratio is a matter of law. It observes small variations in the local currency and changes compared with international values as exchanges nearly fix the ratio.
Butte Inter Mountain congratulates Mr. Clark a Butte leader and bimetallist advocate as Montana selects him by a narrow vote majority. The piece notes party divisions and a wish for national unity while honoring the constitutional result.
A statement emphasizes that his official career should be tempered with wisdom to conserve the interests of the state he represents. It frames prudent leadership as essential to safeguard public welfare and state priorities.
A political critique urges the Montana Democratic Party to view itself as others see it, condemning primaries, coercive tactics, and alleged mob influence. It warns of reputational harm at home and abroad, cites reactions by Standard and Miner, and flags the Inter Mountain as a source for further news.
Indications point to a swift crisis in the senatorial battle as butte factions press strong toward Clark. Anticlark forces waste time while supporters push for a West Virginia man residing in kalispell. Silver Bow’s delegation, influenced by John J Toole, could swing if the Anaconda Standard shifts, affecting Clarke’s chances and Butte’s political influence.
The article argues land ownership concentrates wealth, warns of foreign and English land control, and urges U.S. settlers to resist landlordism. It cites millions of acres abroad and in Australia, projecting vast foreign rent losses to Americans and urging strict enforcement of laws to keep land in public hands. The piece ends noting omissions of global events by the local newspaper.
The Anaconda Standard discusses war clouds in Verona and Democratic party divisions in Montana. It criticizes support for Senator Charles Leonard, notes Republican praise of his selection, and teases intra party feuds while quoting national and local political figures and events.
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