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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 11, 1900
Page
2
Inter Mountain expands state wide carrier system
Advertises the Inter Mountain as the sole paper with a state wide carrier network from Butte to Glendive and across towns of 500 inhabitants on the Northern Pacific. Invites advertisers to inspect their books and notes subscription rates by mail and carrier with a warning for missed deliveries. Official paper of Silver Bow Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inter Mountain
Northwest
Butte
Glendive
Northern Pacific
Inter Mountain Pub. CO
The Party of Opposition and Democratic Attacks
The text argues Democrats would oppose Republican policies on the Philippines gold standard and federal intervention. It claims Democrats seek power by opposing Republican rule, accusing them of undermining order, courts, and national strength. It portrays democracy as a search for office rather than policy merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Orient
United States
Cuba
Porto Rico
Democrats
China
Democratic Party
Republicana
Conscience
Patfam
Democratic critique echoes on wages and prosperity rumor
The piece laments be work wage limits and denotes a wall of woe from democratic rhetoric. It recalls eight years of republican prosperity followed by tramps, sheriff-led government, bank closures, and farm foreclosures blamed on the then party, while praising the 1896 restoration of prosperity. The Anaconda Standard and Butte Miner are mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Trade Party
Anaconda Standard and Butter Miner
Militarism in China and American policy debate
The Anaconda Standard argues McKinley campaign forces recognize militarism as a key issue as Americans demand the U.S. share in Asia. It notes brutal Boxer-era violence in Pekin against white residents, missionaries, and Christians, with European powers sending troops to protect interests. The piece defends the policy of protecting citizens abroad and rejects claims that expansionism alone drives aggression, urging national unity beyond party lines and caution in criticizing overseas military actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda Standard
Orient
China
Pekin
United States
Great Britain
Russia
Germany
France
England
Japan
Prince Tuan
Philippines
Cuba
William McKinney
Mark Hanna
Montana
Republican Party
Kanese
Bryan
Stannard
General Wheater
Statesmen in Kansas City argue over Philippines policy
Fragment from a political column attacks the Democratic platform on the Philippines. It accuses the party of dishonesty and treason, claims the war could have ended earlier, and alleges support for Aguinaldo while criticizing the Republican administration. Mentions Lawton and Towne with references to national figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Republic
Pttipinos
Democratic Party
Philippines
Aguinaldo
United States
Montana
Lawton
Mourning at Silver Convention as tears mark defeat
Ex Senator Duboin and Senator Teller wept openly as the silver Republican convention faced a crushing Democratic setback with Stevenson’s nomination. The Idaho Statesman notes the mood was lachrymose, while Towne urged leaving the issue to a committee with plenary powers. The Colorado senator is described as easily moved to tears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duboin
Stevenson
The
Idaho Statesman
Charley Towne
Searator Teller
Dubois
McKinley
United States
Bryan
Toygne
Colorado
Montana voices on Kansas City silver stance and party rifts
A Montana editorials critique the Kansas City platform and silver issue shaping national party moves. It notes Democratic splits, mentions Webster Davis and Bryan, and mocks rival pronunciations and publicity stunts amid Democratic and Republican tensions.
Notice of Publication for Mining Claim in Montana
Notice records a mining lease location in Silver Bow county Montana with details of the HULA storm claim, location notes in Township 3 North Range 7 West, a 4.97 acre claim, and transcription of field notes and official references. It lists surveying start at the southwest corner with described bearings and distances, posted May 11, 1900, and filed in the United States Land Office Helena.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Banc Office
Helena
Montana
Harry T. Lewis
Butte
Bomen ® Valles
Silver Bow County
Recorder of Silver
Bow County
Henry Et al Appliants
Jorge D. Greene
Register
Notice to co-owners on Chequito quartz lode claim
George Abram Free and John Edgar Free notify John Thomas Nagle and Elizabeth Ann Nagle that co owners have spent labor and improvements on the Chequito quartz lode claim in Summit valley morning district Silver Bow county Montana. If non contributing co owners fail to pay their proportion of $33.33 and the required annual expenditures plus costs within ninety days after publication, their right title and interest will vest in the undersigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Meighan
James M. Mohn E. Meighan
Timothy Coin
O'Donnell
Catherine McNulty
Silver Bow County
Montana
Bow County
United States
John H. Johns
John Thomas Nagle
Elizabeth Ann Nagle
George Abram Free
John Edgar Free
Assay Mill
Enterprise Quarts
George Abram John Edgar Free
Butte
Mont
Yellowstone excursion train to depart at townstown park
A Northern Pacific Yellowstone National excursion train will leave Union depot around 10 pm on July percent. The notice mentions travel from Townstown Park and the schedule for the popular trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northern Pacific
Union Depot
Butt
Poplar page tallies beauty queens in Montana towns
A fragmented iconic list from the Yellowstone section names many young women across towns including Dillon Deer Lodge Livingston and Bridger. It notes vote for the most popular in each city with multiple names such as Helen Oneild Anna McDonald Maggie Sullivan Maud Rosh goo Lizz Gibney and Blanche Truxler among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anaconda
Petuwi Towey
Miazoula
Billings Wimens
B. Hasster
Livingston S
Hinman Bozeman
Dan
Gibson Bridger
Dan Herta Lima
Jay Baker
Reevedee
H. Miskimas Forsythe
John C. Lyneles
G. Mcintyre
Helena
Joore
Melrose
Wm. Moore Townsend
B. B. Mathews
Jardine
Tryed Nee Eels
Ene
W. McDonald
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Inter Mountain Publishing CO
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Party OF Opposition
Yellowstone National Park
Aduress
Dingresa
Boston
Hwiho
Iife
Hill
Peratie
Charles A. Towne Fe
Salt Lake
Meliiley
7Th Mat
Middle-West
Webster Davis
Davis
Rome
Boasiem
H. Harp Jos
Yel Townstond
Inter Mountain Excursion
Helen O'Neild
Anna McDonald
Maggie Bullivan Mamim Gates
Missoula
Maud Roshoo
Lizz Gibney
Della Harding
Pansy Gibford
Maud Hutchinson
Pearl Beckwith
Blanche Truxler
Blanche Smith
Caroline Cronkrite May Tremblay
Litta Ranch
Matilda Webb
Amelia Lofpnes
Pearl Duncan
Winifred Ailiod
Carrie Benninghoff
Isabelle Martin
Cessei
Annie Wallace Wadeaee Teeey
Bozeman
Della Tate
Maude Martin
Irene Watkins
Alice Gage
Tootie Quaw
Olla Ferguson
Bridger
Anna Johnson
Livingston
E & Wares
DR. Dodd
West Bark St. Free
Schatzlein Paint CO
Evans’ Book Store
North Main St
Suttons New Theater
Dick P. Sutton
Widow Brown
Grand Opera House
Clement-Stockwell Company
NEW Dominion
Basin Ice Company
H. McLean
Propictor
Granite Butte
Amd
Grady
Main &T
Fair Drug & Assay! Supply Co
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