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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1900
Page
2
First Ward W J Olivier Second Ward Robert Att Third Ward Patuck Fort Boland Fourth Ward W Petc Fifth Ward Ahoy Sixth Ward Geo W Anditews Seventh Ward Join M Ryan Bishth Ward O D McConnel t
A Montana Republican convention denounces the Anaconda wing of the Democratic Party for public feud and a Washington Senate investigation. It accuses the Standard of misdeeds, defamation, and hypocrisy while calling for criminal proceedings against alleged bribe takers and urging unity to restore Montana’s reputation.
The Anaconda Standard refuses to recognize the Butte Miner as a democratic organ while urging harmony after primaries. It signals the Anaconda wing will control the forthcoming city convention, criticizing the Miner's tactics and warning against misplaced favoritism amid factional strife and party leadership disputes. The piece rebukes the Miner for grandstanding and predicts renewed clashes with Senator Clark’s faction.
The text debates Senator Clark leadership in the Democratic Party, accusing the Anaconda wing of double standards and criticising the Butte Miner for seeking harmony with detractors. It challenges loyalty, political motives, and the Miner’s role as a party voice amid the Clark controversy.
The piece extols stage works that impart moral lessons, praising The Passion Play for its reverent Christ narrative and Quo Vadis for its vivid clash of pagan Rome with early Christianity. It notes Hobart’s D Dinkelspiel volume as a humorous Dutch dialect work, priced at $1.25, and lauds the theatre runs and public morals that such plays inspire.
At the approach of the city campaign the forerunner of wider political transactions will engage earnest and solicitous consideration of all good citizens. We, the Republicans of Silver Bow County, express this call.
Buffalo 1901 exposition plans a vast athletic complex with a 300 foot entrance building towers and a fifty foot wide opening to an arena. A quarter mile track surrounds a central oval and seating for 25 000 will rise. World cycling championships may join, with NAC in place of the LAW, bringing top riders from America and Europe.
The article notes France will ride the 1900 world champion to the Paris Fair with Mr Batchelder and Pan-American Texpool Lon in discussion. He and his representatives may sail for France in April to represent the exposition if desired. It also mentions potential trap shooting championships at the exposition and possible involvement by notable names such as Harry Thirkover and the Duponts. It includes a humorous anecdote about Wing Lung and a watch misbehaving and a light exchange on love and marriage.
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