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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1899
Page
2
The Clark faction seeks unity while anti Clark wing remains opposed, charging corruption from the legislature and rallying a no quarter stance. Republicans echo Washington’s call to let the battle go on as Democratic rifts threaten state politics.
The Anaconda Standard on January 9 1899 argues that the exact silver exchange ratio is a legal matter rather than a vital factor for restoration. It notes the ratio varies by currency and differs from other nations, while world exchanges practically fix the ratio.
The piece describes a renewed factional war within the Democratic party in Butte after resolutions branding Senator-elect Clark as criminal. Anti-Clark elements reject peace offers, vow to resume hostilities, and metaphorically stockpile “embalming fluid” as newspapers comment on the revived political feud and public appetite for sensational coverage.
Telegraphic reports describe a violent political row in Arkansas resulting in five men shot. The piece contrasts southern duel culture with northern restraint, noting intermountain conservatism and partisan animosity in Montana and other states, and ends with a faint reference to a broader, unnamed moment in democratic infighting.
A garbled political excerpt contrasts conservative restraint with legislative activity, noting a sixth legislative desmbly and a call to compare Montana with Arkansas. The text references a majority, adjournment, and public perception, but many phrases are unclear and partially garbled.
The piece blends St Patrick s Day reflections on Ireland s history and sentiment with a call to attend three city conventions led by Republicans and populists and a note that peace with Spain ends on St Patrick s day while the Philippines await.
A column analyzes the looming future of American politics in 1900. Ex Senator Ingalls of Kansas comments on the possible Democratic nomination for president and the rising profile of Arthur Pue Gorman amid party strategy and long service.
The piece analyzes Michael P. Gorman as a decisive political strategist rather than an orator, praising his parliamentary skill and leadership in the senate. It contrasts his public persona with private virtue, notes the era's shifting party loyalties, and discusses McKinley’s renomination risk, Philippine War costs, and evolving political dynamics.
The 1850 two penny stamps from British Guiana, originally worth one penny, sold in Berlin for five thousand dollars. The Chinese calendar runs on a 60 year cycle with each unit named. Barn owl statistics note nesting every twelve minutes and about forty mice daily. A Mexican quip on politeness and a lady’s baby remark are included.
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