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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1900
Page
3
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A vivid account traces the Fourth of July firework industry from Yangtse river workers to ships docking in Hong Kong and San Francisco. It notes global demand, British and French markets, and a century of American celebration echoing around the world as China supplies large fireworks orders and crafts other artistic wares. The piece recalls early fireworks arrivals and national pride sparked by Washington’s era as Britain and France join in the festive exchange.
The text asserts liberty as the core of democracy, defining freedom as consent of the governed and equal protection under law for all races. It praises the legal profession as the active corps upholding these principles, noting their crucial role in defending freedom through study, practice, and administration.
The Paris exposition will shine brighter thanks to American fireworks with high rockets and rose shaped bursts. Observers note the growth of the firework industry and the symbolism of liberty in the sky. The piece contrasts imperial ambitions with local rule, emphasizing Americans’ belief in home self government and the nation’s struggle for rightful power.
Ceremony under the Prison Ship Martyrs Monument highlighted the burial site at Fort Green Park for sailors who perished on the Jersey and other ships. Skeletons found during navy yard excavation were entombed in eight coffins about a week ago, with the Monument Association led by Elijah R. Kennedy guiding funds and plans for a proper memorial. The narrative recalls the brutal conditions aboard the prison ships and notes a large number of victims among British and American prisoners during the 18th century conflict.
The speaker recalls returning to his old homestead and experiences strong affection for the place. He recalls the well bucket, the apple tree, and other familiar scenes that tie him to his youth and first memories. These elements revive enduring love for home.
In a Life section excerpt a speaker challenges political equality in Montana, arguing women receive about half the value of a man’s vote. The remark highlights perceived gender pay and voting rights disparities in the era.
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