M A Berger Manager in Butte City Montana
M A Berger is identified as manager with address 6 West Granite Street in Butte City Montana.
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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1900
Page
2
M A Berger is identified as manager with address 6 West Granite Street in Butte City Montana.
The Anaconda Standard argues aldermanic candidates should stand on their merits and popularity, but questions why Democratic and Republican factions interject platforms and national issues into city races. It contends Democratic platform pledges bind candidates and pressures voters, urging a retreat to merit based contested views.
The paper repeats sensational claims about the deceased wife of Tom Littlejohn in the Powley case, offering no proof of alleged deeds and asserting she virtually confessed, while defender calls the publication indecent.
The Standard reports on the ongoing trial of Mrs. Littejohn and the accompanying public reaction. It condemns sensational disclosures as harmful to justice and to the innocent child, arguing that publishing lurid details tarnishes the dead and unjustly harms the living.
The Anaconda Standard urges voting for Democratic aldermanic candidates, praising their intelligence and fidelity while noting four Daly aligned with Clark interests and four Clark allies. The piece alleges Daly and supporters show loyalty to their backers, while Clark-aligned nominees gain Standard affection and Miner bias.
Governor Smith declines to interfere with court actions in the Hurst case and says the condemned man will be hanged next Friday. He criticizes County Attorney P Connelly for pressing appeals to save Hurst. Officials in Glen dives informed. rumors of a possible rescue and a stolen powder report circulate amid heightened excitement.
The Clark senatorial case is postponed again and rescheduled for next Tuesday with another continuance. The delay is rumored to preserve harmony within the local party until the city election, though evidence is unverified. The newspapers fear bias against Clark or Daly wings if resumed today, so the case sits in an uneasy lull.
A Helena editorial fragment discusses the city’s Clark faction gaining four aldermanic seats to push a favorable resolution praising Senator Clark. It also notes two school trustee tickets, voter registration urgency, and shifts in local papers The Herald Independent Standard Butte Miner and Anaconda Standard are mentioned regarding press stances and partisan moves.
The Butte City Republican convention endorses McKinley administration and expansion, pledging to govern the city and state with a progressive, honest, and health-focused agenda. It attacks Democratic factions, calls for a free ballot, and urges citizens to vote Republican to restore integrity and prosperity.
The Liverpool Post echoes a Liverpool firm paying half wages to a wife during an employee’s reserve call up, a quarrel over the monthly moiety, and remarks on the paper being heavy with essays. It also notes Major John Milsap of the Salvation Army returning from the Philippines praising troops and Manila headquarters.
A fragmentary column recalls wartime friendships, Salvation Army prospects in the Philippines, and a humorous exchange about wine tastes there. It also includes brief interactions about a burglar in a parlor and a quack doctor’s failed instructions, reflecting a mosaic of jokes and anecdotes from period papers.
A notice offers twenty five hundred dollars for information leading to the detection and conviction of anyone who has mined or removed ores from specified tracts. The document references United States state and Monta Budih and Boston Consolidated Mining Company with officials C. Matterman and Aart Supt. Office details and address changes for D. Goldberg.
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