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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1900
Page
9
Saturday July 14 1900 readers see debate over Daly's stance toward the Clark opposition in Montana. The Standard questions alleged quotes and defends democracy while urging Republicans to unite. Inter Mountain notes possible misquotation and urges verification amid party rivalries and forthcoming legislative stakes.
The article notes Patrick Egan, the American minister to Chile, recently voiced support for Bryan. It recalls his past stance as a political ally and hints at changes in his approach to policy and influence within Har eiton’s circle, reflecting shifting allegiances in the era's politics.
A columnist attacks Egan and the Bryan wing over imperial orders to back demands abroad while denouncing England and defending protection. The piece critiques Democratic stance on tariff, arguing free trade remains central while Kansas City avoided a revenue plank. It questions Butte Miner’s views and the party’s current tariff position.
A political column denounces the democratic push to blame the McKinley administration for the Spanish American War outcomes. The writer credits Republicans for ending the war and establishing authority in Puerto Rico and the Philippines, while condemning Bryan supporters for militarism charges and media manipulation. The piece attacks democratic newspapers as mean and dishonest in campaigns.
The article comments on Democratic and Republican maneuvers in Montana politics, praising the Inter Mountain and criticizing cold “mystery” plans for another evening paper. It argues for income tax as a cure for evasion, condemns tax dodging, and critiques party platforms while citing national economic strengths and the Kansas City convention.
An unclear fragment contrasts silver Republican and Democratic platforms accusing the former of abandoning principles. The text hints at a Kanmme City remnant viewpoint and suggests most former silver Republicans are returning. The passage ends abruptly without a clear event or date.
A jury’s innocent verdict in the Mrs. Creech homicide case sparks widespread indignation. The county’s record of unpunished crimes is cited as a comment on law, order, and justice, with strong Democratic-leaning papers backing the campaign against current administration and policies. The piece warns against renewing free trade party ascendancy, fearing past economic panic if public office seeks rise again.
Onnell's Saturday promotion emphasizes ready for you clothing in apple pie order. The store claims exclusive production and perfect fit with informed materials and linings. Connell Suits priced at 915.00, presented as superior to generic wholesale clothing.
A list of nine popular young ladies from Butte Anaconda Missoula Dillon Bozeman Livingston and other cities invites readers to cut a coupon and vote for their city’s most popular young woman. Names include Helen O Neill Maggie Sullivan Anna McDonald Mamie Gates Birdie Gaston Maggie Williams Lena Hennessy Maud Rose Maud Hutchinson Blanche Truxler Blanche Smith Caroline Cronkrite May Tremblay Amelia Lopnes Jimmie Mills Louise Lockhart Edyth Bickford Teldy Nebb Jennie Lingo Julia Turner Rosa Falk Pearl Duncan Gennie O Dell Burtha Vetthrs Alice Montrose and Jennie Lingo.
A clipped street page item lists Mollin B Wiles Cora Wood Linda William B Della Tath Maude Martin Irene Watkins Evelyn Corcoran Alice Gagh seei cue Tootih Quaw Olla Pergubon Bridger Anna Johnson, implying a community directory or notice of residents.
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