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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1899
Page
9
Manager M A Perger asks subscribers who do not receive the paper regularly to notify this office. The notice urges prompt contact to ensure delivery and account accuracy for all customers.
The Anaconda Standard from January 9, 1899 argues that exact silver ratio figures are not vital to restoration. It notes the ratio is a legal matter, varying slightly by currency and differing from other nations, while world exchanges largely fix the rate.
Lord Beresford proposes a four nation alliance of England United States Germany and Japan to guarantee China’s independence while keeping the door open to open its mines and modernize its army. Chinese leaders oppose the scheme as impractical and risky, with Russian France and others wary of being cut out.
A fragment from a historic text discusses pursuit of wealth through Ching and urges understanding with Russfa. It notes the United States tend to chum with foreign nations and warns against a new entangling alliance. Lord Charles Noresford’s plan is referenced as a political speculation.
The Chicago Inter Ocean argues western and northwestern states deserve the speaker's chair as population centers shift westward. It notes history favors eastern and southern Speakers, urges a new departure and emphasizes rising western influence in national progress and wealth. The piece also comments on gambling law enforcement and copper industry investments shaping policy and politics.
An article outlines the likely makeup of the upcoming Senate with deadlocks in California Utah Pennsylvania and other states. It notes a mix of wealth business and professional backgrounds among the new members and discusses potential consolidation in the woolen industry. It also covers congressional actions including census funding expositions and war expenses, plus governor Smith's vetoes and political rhetoric surrounding Aguinaldo and patriotism.
The article surveys varied items from boxing and intrigue to naval ranks in the Philippines. It notes a canal compromise placing a million dollars for route examinations, the Olympia under Admiral Dewey, Aguinaldo's army prospects, Rudyard Kipling’s improving health, Otis slated for major general, and Pennsylvania’s anti-Quay leadership in its legislature.
About ten million feet of birchwood will be sent to England and Scotland this year for spools. Logs are cut in winter, milled in spring, seasoned until mid June, then bundled and shipped from Bangor to European markets. The revival of the wood trade is welcomed by workers and merchants in northern and eastern Maine along with the fruitbox trade, with cargoes bound for Italian ports.
A fragmentary dialogue captures a man from Chicago and an eastern counterpart debating delay and ceremony as doors open for a large crowd. The excerpt blends urban pride with ironic institutional chatter, reflecting newspaper typos and mid-century vernacular.
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