Inter Mountain announces statewide carrier system expansion
The Inter Mountain, Montana’s northwest paper, proclaims a statewide carrier network from Butte to Glendive and plans to extend to all towns with 5000 inhabitants. It invites advertiser scrutiny and notes official status for Bow County and open subscription terms, with rates for year, carrier, and semi weekly editions.
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Inter Mountain
Northwest
Butte
Glendive
Northern Pacific
Inter Mountain Pub. Co
Monday June 18 1900 Democratic convention stakes rise in Montana
Leaders from both Democratic factions gather in hotel lobbies as Wednesday's convention nears. Clark backers hold a clear majority, while Daly strategists rely on maneuvering and shrewd leadership to cement gains. Editorials hint at shifts, with potential for a party rebuke or vindication depending on Wednesday's outcome.
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Democratic Party
Clark
Yue Daty
Wiene
Ure
Dors
Tarn Iy
Campbell
Kansas City
Montana
Daly Amen
United States
Roosevelt Seen as Likely Republican VP Nominee
The Rough Riders era leader, Governor Roosevelt of New York, is seen by Republican leaders and rank and file as the logical vice presidential candidate. The push grows daily, with his New York base making him especially attractive and boosting confidence in a strong fall showing. Roosevelt’s reluctance stems from ambition for the presidency in 1904 if he serves another term as New York governor.
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Roosevelt
New York
Rough Riders
New Yorker
Ice Trust
Seatond
Empire State
Free excursion to Yellowstone as party plea
A fragmented editorial item recalls a free Yellowstone trip promotion for several towns and lists many young women, then shifts to a political commentary about Roosevelt and McKinley. It argues loyalty versus personal ambition in a looming vice presidential nomination and praises McKinley’s record and leadership.
Two Presidenc y Candidates in 1896 Field
The Democratic Party faces renomination of Bryan at Kansas City with a mixed record and image. Critics say he is a public favorite with limited national experience, while McKinley earns support for a solid presidential record and unanimous potential nomination based on past duties.
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Siton
Philadelphia
Quaker City
Cleveland
McKinley
Pmce
Democratic Party
Bryan
Kansas City
Andrew Jackserew Campbell
Towerine Rockies
Charlemange Hartman
Sourdough Creek
Montana
Allver
Kansas
Patty
Tater Mountain Adopts New Wire Service Thirty-Three
The Inter Mountain expands its coverage by launching a new wire service delivering over 6 000 words daily plus regular telegraphic advisories The move aims to broaden the paper s reach and keep readers informed of world events while pledging enhanced internal improvements and policy to make the newspaper Montana s leading source Readers are told the Miner and Standard claim openness about political leaders and a potential party convention question lingers over whether State Chairman Cockril can keep the democratic gathering in line
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Anaconda Gtandard
Clark
Tater Mountain
Newa
Inter Mountain
Montana
Golden Treasure Mining and Milling stockholders meeting
Notice to stockholders announces the annual meeting of Golden Treasure Mining and Milling company on June 29 1900 at Room 5 Kennett block corner Park and Arizona streets Butte Montana to elect a board of directors for the ensuing year and for other business.
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The
Golden Treasure Mining and Milling Company
Tiune
Kennett Block
Park and
Arizona Streets
Butte
Montana
Notice to co-owners on Chequito quartz lode claim debts
George Abram Free and John Edgar Free, co-owners, notify John Thomas Nagle and Elizabeth Ann Nagle that they have expended labor and improvements on the Chequito quartz lode mining claim in Summit valley mining district Silver Bow county Montana. If the Nagle heirs do not contribute their proportion of $33.43 and the annual $100 expenditures plus interest and costs within ninety days after publication, their right title and interest will vest in the co-owners who performed the work. June 14 1900.
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John Thomas Nagle
Elizabeth Ann Nagle
George Abram Free
John Edgar Free
United States
Assay Mill
Denterprise
Sphinx Quarts Lode
Summit Valley
Silver Bow
Montana
Butte, Mont
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