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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1900
Page
2
Daily Inter Mountain published evenings except Sundays by Inter Mountain Publishing Co. Address and mail to Inter Mountain Publishing Co. West Granite Rest Butte City Montana. M A Berger manager. Subscription rates listed by mail and carrier. Notices for missed delivery requested. Theodore Roosevelt mentioned as vice president of New York.
The Republican State Central Committee calls a Republican state convention in Helena at the Auditorium on September 5 at 11 a.m. to nominate presidential electors and state officials. Counties apportioned delegates. rules set for voting by delegates and alternates. J. P. Woolman chairs, T. B. Miller secretary.
The Gazette lauds the Inter Mountain for aligning with the party of progress and prosperity, noting its past silver advocacy and current critique of the Kansas City convention nominees. It recalls the party’s earlier silver push, regrets allied errors, and highlights national gold dominance diminishing silver as an issue, per eastern Democratic papers.
Silver Republicans in the state, though not an issue, refuse to be misled by national platforms. They deem the old party still best, aligning with the larger silver faction to sustain national honor and flag supremacy amid new live issues.
The piece attacks Davis Towne Weaver HAL Croker and Tillman as the driving forces behind Bryan in Kansas City. It questions Democratic leadership past figures like Cleveland Carlisle Thurman Hoadley Campbell Whitney Hewitt and Morton, arguing real brains and influence have vanished from the party.
A Boston Patriotism excerpt parades criticizes Philippine withdrawal calls and urges strong American troops to Manila and Pekin. It accuses the Boston Traveler and Democrats of dangerous schemes while defending Washington's stance to reinforce Chaffee and seek aid from Japan if needed.
The Anaconda Standard rails against a favorable trade balance of 544 million dollars, noting a total business 220 million higher than any prior peak. It calls the figures a tremendous draft on national resources while the New York World disputes the apparent prosperity.
A Providence Journal analysis portrays Tsi An as a formidable and enigmatic figure who rose from concubine to sovereign of a vast empire. It compares her impact to Cleopatra and Boadicea, notes her isolation from most white observers, and highlights her audacious defiance of Christendom’s military powers. The piece admires her decisive leadership while acknowledging the calamities her actions brought.
An article critiques The Standard's view of favorable trade balance and its implications for debt, export profits, and European creditors. It also condemns a Democratic party portrayal of Webster Davis, highlighting a Kansas City incident involving an onnight attack by Catholic priests and questioning party reverence for his conversion.
A historical overview explains the Chinese system from the Forbidden City to the cabinet, 18 provinces and a long ladder of officials. It covers the dowager empresses control, the young emperor Tsai-tien, and the vast, often corrupt, bureaucracy plus the perils of court etiquette.
A fragment from a Bryant poem extols a young mother figure and her virtues, contrasted with elder critics. The text ends with a tacky sales line for sewing machine needles advertised as unbreakable and cold aged, claimed to be sold by Sherman the undertaker.
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