M A Berger Messenger Notices Nonreceipt of Paper
Notice from M A Berger asks readers who do not receive the paper regularly to notify the office, ensuring delivery records are corrected and subscriptions remain active.
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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1899
Page
2
Notice from M A Berger asks readers who do not receive the paper regularly to notify the office, ensuring delivery records are corrected and subscriptions remain active.
The Standard argues a precise ratio for silver is not vital to restoration. It notes the ratio is a legal matter and has varied across currencies and countries. The piece cites world exchange fixation of the ratio as reported by Anaconda Standard on January 9, 1899.
The assembly is attacked as profoundly corrupt and ineffective. The Anaconda Standard, The Helena Independent and The Butte Miner condemn bribery, vote selling, and corporate control. They cite gambling legalization and prize fight laws as further blows to public morals.
Montana's legislative assembly passed a measure decried as legalizing prize fighting by reformers. Critics say it opens doors to brutal glovemen and corrupts state decency, while supporters push for regulation. The piece notes anti gambling sentiment and cites national politics, with references to W A Clark and Manila.
The report mentions Bell, Durstan and Whiteside in the capital city among holdover senators. It states Dewey is now a "turnl Admiral" after finishing touches. Mantojo did not write his con Sratalat as the legislature adjourns in time to give Helena a rain show and the annual crop grass a boost.
A Kansas soldier in the Philippines criticizes Aguinaldo’s cabinet as ignorant yet honest, warns they lack formal military training, and predicts poor performance in open battle. The piece cites other humor and news bits on London’s Lords and Commons, Dewey era badges, and playful anecdotes from Chicago and Washington dialogues.
A witness recounts a spear wound piercing Lieutenant Robert Grenfell's watch during the Omdurman action, stopping it. The Limepiece is set to be an Inkstand for the soldier's widow. Attorney General Clabaugh of Maryland, named successor to the district supreme court seat once held by Senator-elect McCoi nts, is about 40 and noted as the youngest to occupy the position.
Algeria uniquely outnumbers humans with horses while Italy’s king leads wine fame. Venice sets child labor rules since the fourteenth century, Mennonite mission planned in India, a $5 fine for speeding motormen, hares said to drink via dew.
The text offers a fragmented reflection urging focus on the present and justice, referencing a lone fellow and a figure named Carles Martyn born in 10. It presents a mix of incomplete phrases about seacoast imagery and moral imperatives, with no clear date or event to anchor a full news item. The readable bits hint at a literary or obituary-like fragment.
Mrs Kapen Charles praises her husband for kindness yet notes his stinginess with money. She says he won’t let her manage finances and has told her there are things a man should keep from his wife. The Rosion transcript records the remarks and hints at household tension.
Secretary Long writes on suffrage in a naval context while the Prince of Wales unveils a red neckpiece adorned with small white Maltese crosses. Aubrey Beardsley’s drawings appear at London auctions with first posthumous lots selling for 36.50 and 38.50. General Otis known for laconic, epigrammatic speech. Miss Helen Sargent presides over the Art Workers Club for Women in New York to elevate models’ status and share in artist recognition.
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