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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1899
Page
2
The essay argues the trust grows with prosperity and must be controlled rather than eradicated. It credits McKinley era expansion, contrasts with Cleveland, and urges political parties to craft plans to tame the trust while preserving productive enterprise. The piece warns against panics and promotes a conservative regulatory path.
Readers applaud the stand against bribery in Colonel Sanders Memorial Day remarks at the Custer battlefield yet doubt turning the event into a crime discussion. The paper notes timing and propriety, urging punishment only with adequate evidence and proper channels.
A Memorial Day address on bribery draws sharp critique of Montana politics. The piece argues conditions breed corruption, condemns partisan attacks, and questions shift of focus from long standing state issues. It notes figures like Heinze and Warfield fueling Helena rumors amid looming political ambitions.
A Spokane broadcast in the Spokesman-Review, reproduced by the Inter Mountain, summaries a Butte dated communication. The piece mixes idle gossip with some sensational truth, stirring comment about fears a property trust could consolidate interests and threaten the city’s future.
Billings reports claim Indian Agent Becker faces possible government inquiry for alleged misconduct in office. Gossip targets his enforcement of liquor rules at the agency and favors shown to friends in trade, cattle buyers, and boss herder appointments. Critics question his moral example yet note his accounts reportedly balance, leaving scope of charges unclear.
A brief notice from Layton reports a man connected with a baseball team from Butte died on May 25 from injuries described as assault and battery. The age is listed as unknown and the text is cut.
In Ogden a Salt Lake team, the Short Line, overwhelmed Butte visitors 21 to 6 at Lagoon. Mickey Ryan starred on the mound and in outfield, while Knickerbocker and Flannery made key catches. Muddy outfield delayed plays but improvements are planned.
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