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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1900
Page
2
Public notice from Inter Mountain Publishing Co. by M A Berger manager lists mail and carrier subscription terms with pricing and delivery details for West Granite Street Butte City Montana. The fragment mentions per year by mail in advance and carrier monthly options.
The Inter Mountain reiterates support for the eight hour proposition for miners and underground workers. It criticizes A J Campbell for opposing reforms and argues Republicans should pledge to pass an eight hour bill in the next legislature to protect labor and mining interests in the state.
Buckeye Democrats proceed through preliminary steps today as they gear up for the Ohio state convention. Party members face internal divisions and strategic questions shaping the upcoming gathering and messaging.
Twenty policemen were stationed as clashes loomed between McLean and anti McLean factions. McLean, once hailed as a silver man, has shifted to oppose the Chicago platform, while Dewey’s stance remains unaligned. General A J Warner notes imperialism and corruption loom larger than free coinage, signaling a shift in Montana Democrats toward anti silver sentiment and trust concerns.
A wary warning argues Republicans must guard against a deep laid plan by Daly democrats to push Clark allies into the GOP. It foresees cross party shifts, references a 1898 bourbon treasury payoff, and predicts an eight hour law by the next Republican legislature amid internal party strife.
The piece honors Butte miners on Miners Union Day, praising underground tollers for building Montana’s wealth. It salutes the hundred-year effort, notes the city’s development from mining, and calls for safer, fairer hours while recognizing workers’ achievements in the ore-rich region.
A Clark convention backed direct senatorial elections by the people, signaling support for a national movement toward popular vote. Daly Democrats opposed any change, clinging to the old method and accusing party factions of corruption while mocks of leadership and witty jabs fill the piece.
The article notes missed opportunities at the Daly convention and a restrained Clark showing on the official ballot. It praises a large labor union parade and suggests General Nolan could calm the Daly faction if he wins Helena's Democratic primaries. It mentions pressure on Congressman Campbell, Daly party oversights, and hints a Republican vice presidential candidate may originate from that region amid tense conditions in China and Montana politics.
Notice is given that Joseph Chapleau of Butte Montana filed Mining Patent Application No 4217 at the U S Land Office Helena for 9 50 acres on the Bellquel lode in Summit Valley mining district Silver Bow County Montana Survey 5852 with details of the claim in public field notes stating beginning corner and measured lines and that 5 49 acres are in conflict and excluded leaving 4 01 acres claimed with 3 93 acres in conflict. location recorded.
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