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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1900
Page
2
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The piece analyzes potential Bryan administration choices for key posts with names like Croker Hill Tillman Scar Jordan as figures for secretary of state treasury and war. It discusses Populist shifts in the Democratic Party and social intrigues surrounding William Waldorf Astor and English royal circles.
A collection of quotes from leading Democrats and ex-officials criticizing the Bryan platform and supporting McKinley. Notables include General Horatio C. King Delancey Nicoll Ex Governor Headley Oscar Straus and William J Curtis, highlighting divisions within the party and urging unity for the Republican ticket.
Consul McCook reports from Dawson City that annual gold production may reach 18 million dollars. Major mines listed include Eldorado Bonanza Gold Run Dominion Hunker and more, employing 5,280 workers at about one dollar per hour. Nome stampede suffering warned as an almost criminal error for those stranded.
A fragment from the Anaconda Standard praises the newspaper's indorsement of the democratic platform and hints at a prose poem about a notable writer whose identity remains unrevealed. The text implies admiration for the pen behind a significant American document.
The article notes Emanuel Levi Quigg criticizing the Republican platform and contrasts it with the Kansas City declaration. It questions whether the Standard believes in its party platform, while Montana readers are said to be curious about the Standard’s view of the party’s deliverance and Bryan’s campaign stance.
The piece centers on a partisan clash between the Miner and the Anaconda Standard over Democratic and Republican loyalties in Montana. It notes Republican gains in rhetoric, references Kansas City and silver debates, and discusses potential federal appointees under Bryan. The tone is editorial and reflective of intra party maneuvering.
The Boston Journal recalls Josiah Quincy’s 89 year old protest against Louisiana annexation in the House of Representatives. He warned that extending the constitution beyond the Mississippi would threaten the Union and spark revolution, while lamenting later ambitions to acquire new western territories and islands.
News arrives of Colonel Liscum of the 9th Infantry killed at Tien Tsin during the China relief expedition. A veteran of the Civil War and Spanish American War, he also served in the Philippines before leading troops to China where he fell honored in action. The nation mourns the loss of a gallant officer. President McKinley and opposition voices are noted in broader political context.
Editorial voices urge united action against Chinese killings in Pekin and Tien Tsin. They compare the call to arms to the Spanish war, claim mass mobilization, and condemn partisan divides as soldiers and missionaries are praised for defending the flag. Both papers oppose a pacifist stance.
The undersigned will pay 2500.40 dollars to anyone furnishing information leading to detection and conviction of trespassers who mine ores from the Pennsylvania Lode Claim Lot 172 in Silver Bow county Montana. Boston and Montana Copper and Silver Mining Company. By C. S. Batterman Assistant Superintendent.
A voter coupon drives a poll for the most popular young lady in each city including Missoula Butte Anaconda Bozeman Dillon Deer Lodge and others. The list features Helen O Neill Anna McDonald Maggie Sullivan Mamie Gaths Minnie Reynolds Jessie Hilg Frances Brown Barbara Smith Jennie Holberg and many more.
A fragmented list shows CORA WOOD LINDA WILLIAMS ALICE GOODBON ALICE CHAMBERS DELLA TATE MAUDE MARTIN IRENE WATEING EVELYN CORCORAN ALICE GAGH TOOTIN QUAW DOLLA FERGUSON BRIDGER ANNA JOHNSON. Readable items imply a notice of residents or involved individuals. No dates or actions are provided.
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