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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1900
Page
2
The Inter Mountain announces its carrier system spans from Butte to Glendive and expands to all towns with 500 or more inhabitants. Advertisers may inspect books. paper names as official in Silver Bow and urges readers to notify if delivery is missed.
A June 1 1900 column argues the term imperialism is misused by Democrats to attack Republicans. It contends no change in republican government exists, cites expansion actions under Democratic presidents as precedent, and accuses critics of demagoguery and unfounded claims. It references Louisiana Purchase and Florida acquisitions as examples.
The passage argues against labeling Republican expansion as imperialism, contrasting it with past Democratic land seizures and annexations. It claims the current expansion mirrors history, defends standing armies, and questions reformist charges while noting Clark’s political vindication and its impact on his senate prospects.
Major Becker, formerly of Wyoming now with the Billings Gazette, denies wanting to charge silver Republicans for admission into the parent party. He says Bryan advocates of 1896 must stop the pro-silver conscience campaign. exige a statement denying conscientious action in 1896 as condition for welcome.
In a sharp portrait of political rifts, the piece portrays Major Becker denying any need to court disloyalty or grant absolution to silver Republicans who backed 1896 actions. It mocks befits of party loyalty while praising Becker’s independence and courage amid shifting allegiances and the McKinley era.
A contemplation on why wars hinge on relative strength and foresight. The piece argues that disproportion shapes outcomes from battles to international disputes, predicting a future where power balance yields arbitration and war fades as a lost art. It cites Kruger and the Boer War as lessons.
An explosion of nitro glycerine in a Marietta Ohio plant killed eight men and injured several others. The blast occurred in a 1000-foot deep well when a go devil attempt failed to fire the shot. A squib had been prepared with glue and water.
A damaged report describes a blast when a squib ignited glycerine aboard a derrick. Fifteen workers were present. Victims include William M. Watson Seltnank Speers Thomas Daniela James Speers Herman Speers Dawson Salma and William Carpenter. Seriously wounded: John Stettler Walter Danbory Staller. All victims were county residents and prominent men.
Great Falls June 1 Clark men secured victory in the democratic county convention with all precincts reported. The result solidifies Clark's influence in local party leadership and sets the stage for upcoming county activities.
The committee on selection of delegates to the state convention presented a list including K. T. Fitzgerald, FP. B. Gallagher, James Jewell, IH. Gillete, Imn Meyers, Jasper Tullock, Dan Johnson, William Nelson, Matt Dunn, Charles Peck, John Hall, George M. Woods, P. Humphreys, William Gritia, E. A. Ringwald, RR a Ford, T. R. Carson, A. B. Rogers, Andrew Jemmen, A. L. Hoxwent, William Hall, Robert Pontet, . A. Braig, David M. Woods, E. A. Quimby, George Trimach, Frank Lewis, S. S. Anderson, J. J. Patterson and James Growly. The report was adopted and Robert S. Ford elected chairman of the delegation.
On Monday May 21, the business will operate in the room north of Leyson's jewelry store opposite the present office while the Chambers block remodeling is completed. Daly Donahoe and Moyer invite customers and the public to visit the P. O. News Stand for writing tablets, box paper, envelopes, and stationery during the transition.
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