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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1900
Page
4
Canton delegate speech highlights campaign themes. Elkins cites currency and imperialism as key issues while defending trust regulation as a business matter. He notes no China entry as an issue and praises McKinley Roosevelt. Attendees include Senator Fairbanks and Judge Days as hosts.
Canton July 11Preparations near completion for notifying President McKinley of his renomination. Flags decorate his North Market street home while a large tent behind the house will host luncheon after ceremonies. If weather holds the front porch address is planned with the opera house as a backup. Local committee expects a big crowd and speeches from notable figures including Lodge Hanna Fairbanks and Representative Taylor. Businesses close part of the day. McKinley remains unshaken after publication of the alleged plot against him, spending the morning with Judge Day and chatting with visitors in the afternoon.
Charleston July 1 Senator Ti King opened the Republican state convention as temporary chairman and read an address criticizing the Kansas City platform for endorsing the Chicago platform and attacking the Supreme Court. He argued the GOP opposes trusts selectively and supports private corporations as lawful and essential to national business.
Canton July 11 The 1900 campaign will not mirror 1896 as McKinley limits public appearances. He will focus on government duties and confine campaign participation to his speech tomorrow and acceptance letter. Delegations telegraph for meetings, but no appointments will be given. reception will occur only when the president is available.
A daring train robbery occurred near Chihuahua on The Mexican Central. Bandits derailed a freight train by removing track spikes, looting several cars, and fleeing as police and cavalry pursued. one robber was captured with booty. It was reported as Mexico's first recorded train hold-up.
A 19th century notice features testimonials from Mrs Claragat Tolins and Mara Chara Gate Johns praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for recovery from long illness. The letters describe severe pains, weakness, and renewed health after following the physician recommended regimen.
London reports cautious view on Sino European tensions as Li Hongzhang may depart Pekin to mediate. Tien Tsin dispatches warn 30 000 to 40 000 troops needed but only 10 000 present. Boxers terrorize Manchuria, railways damaged, Russia plans large force, Germany may send 10 000 to 15 000 troops to China.
Berlin reports the Chinese situation largely unchanged with no Pekin news and worsening Tien Tsin conditions. Germany keeps a China policy stance with Russia, appointing Dr Mumm von Schwarzstein as minister to China while dismissals and rumor hover around Prince Tuan and the Dowager Empress. Three Hamburg America line areas transport troops to China.
The Methodist Missionary Society in New York received a cablegram regarding its workers. The brief notice dated July 11 notes that the organization has been informed through the telegraphic message, providing an update on personnel.
Advertisements extol Dr. Pierce's remedies for women including Favorite Prescription and Medical Discovery. Testimony from Shefore Oprueaved describes relief after using multiple bottles and Pellets. The note mentions private correspondence with Dr. Pierce of Buffalo New York and claims about corrective health through these products.
A Shanghai telegram to Rev Moule reports British and Irish Presbyterian missionaries are safe while three missions are affected by unrest. The message notes no injuries among Brander and other Shanghai workers, with confirmation dated July 1. The situation remains unclear as dispatches continue from Shanghai.
New York reports that Rear Admiral Philip declined offers to be a running mate for both the Republican and Democratic tickets. Senator Platt urged him for the GOP slot, Comptroller Coler delivered Bryan’s offer, and Admiral Philip dismissed both as jokes, noting durable friendship with Coler and conversations at a Brooklyn dinner.
Butterodge No 1 notices officers moved from 36 North Main to 15 West Broadway with hours 9 am to 4 pm. Recorder P Wales. Milwaukee line advertises Best Line to Chicago, boasting 6400 miles of road, superior equipment, daily trains from Minneapolis and St Paul, and cheap excursion tickets. agent J T Conley, St Paul, Minn.
J D McGregor veterinary surgeon and honorary graduate of the Ontario Veterinary College Toronto Canada treats diseases of domesticated animals at street telephone 391 promptly attended to
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