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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1900
Page
2
The article analyzes the Goebel shooting in Kentucky and its impact on Montana politics and journalism. It contrasts the Anaconda Standard and Inter Mountain coverage, condemns partisan press influence, and defends independent scrutiny of public officials amid calls for justice and reform.
The Anaconda Standard struggles to defend its stance in a dispute with Inter Mountain over newspaper ethics and judicial principles. The column accuses the Standard of hypocrisy and failed logic in arguing that a newspaper can judge criminal acts, while alleging bias and political aims behind its editorial lines.
The piece denounces a wing of the party for targeting numerous prominent figures, including Governor Joseph K. Toole, while defending Toole’s character and urging independence from partisan mudslinging amid intra party conflict.
State Senator Hoffman of Gallatin county takes on editorial bias in Anaconda Standard and Helena Independent over expansion and silver. He supports retaining Philippines ownership for trade leverage and favors free silver coinage, noting Montana's strong economy while acknowledging Eastern interests.
England's bread and meat imports dictate its supply. A week’s fluctuation in arrivals can alter market conditions, leaving the country dependent on stronger powers. An alliance with a capable supplier would be essential to sustain operations during any war.
The gross expenses of the state of New York in the year 1899 will amount to about 25 million dollars. Nearly ten percent will be needed to cover deficits of departments that exceeded their appropriations in 1898 or earlier years.
Bishop Brondell reports interview with the pope praising church work in Montana and Leo’s health as reported by Rev. Father Victor Day. The article also covers wolf and coyote hunts, Blackfeet treaty rumors, stock associations, mill relocations, and orchard worries across Montana towns.
A writer in Uhland's Wochenschrift notes an early industrial expo held around 1000 in the Reihhaus of Nuremberg. A contemporaneous catalogue states the event would present to the public all innovations in global trade and domestic productions of modern times.
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