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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1899
Page
2
M A Berger Manager Weat Granite Street Butte City Mont announces subscription rates. The notice lists pricing details for newspapers and may include duration options and delivery terms.
The Standard argues that fixing an exact ratio for silver restoration is not essential, noting that the ratio is governed by law and has varied across currencies and nations. It cites that world exchanges effectively set the ratio, a point echoed by the Anaconda Standard on January 9, 1899.
The piece critiques Sagasta's resignation and Spain's stalled Paris Treaty ratification, detailing tensions between the Cortes and the government. It praises Sagasta as capable yet notes obstacles, citing war weariness, corruption, and limited resources hindering diplomacy and colonial policy. The article argues Spain must press forward with pacification of the Philippines and resource development.
The text argues that U S authority over newly assumed territory is unrepeatable as Medes and Persians laws and that the United States could retract only if Spain fails to ratify the peace treaty.
The article outlines a proposed canal deal claiming the United States could gain exclusive wartime use without cost by backing a new Panama route project. It discusses the Nicaragua scheme, the International Engineering Commission, and opinions of President Me inier and General Henry L. Abbots on canal viability, plus political commentary on Montana figures Toole and Maginnis and a dig at Democratic governance.
The Homeseekers Excursions carry 230 adults and 100 children west of the Missouri, mostly to Pacific coast points, as rail lines promote settlement in Montana. States like Montana loom with rich lands needing canals and capital, while legislators and leaders in Anaconda and Butte shift sides and weigh political futures amid ongoing debates over silver, governance, and development.
A fragmented poem praising hunger and cold as honest forces that defy statesmen and noble cliques. It mocks political shifts and luxury while praising naked truth and the enduring plight of the poor, portraying hunger and cold as steadfast, unbuyable realities.
In vivid prose a New York Sun piece portrays Japanese warrior crabs as endlessly combative. Two crustaceans meet, claws clash, sand flies, and the victor tears off a rival's claw as a trophy of triumph. The scene ends with the triumphant crab boasting of his win.
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