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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1900
Page
2
A communication addressed to Inter Mountain Publishing Company in Butte City Montana. M A Berger is listed as manager at West Granite Street. The readable fragment mentions an onion, but lacks context for event or action.
Montana readers see a dramatic shift as the Great Falls Tribune forges new editorial line in support of a reunited party. The piece notes Clark’s fundraising and political strife, and mocks prior anti Clark tirades while urging reconciliation and a calmer press stance.
A long political notice details Montana Republican caucus sites across Silver Bow county on May 12 1900. It lists precinct venues from Judge Marsland’s office to the county courthouse and hotels, inviting all Republicans and affiliates to participate, with delegates and alternates to the county convention to be chosen.
Montana populists sent delegates to a Sioux Falls convention but faced betrayal from the fusion movement behind Thomas Hogan, secretary of state, who once ran against Campbell of Butte. Goals were damaged by Towne and Hartman conspiracies to block Hogan's name on ballots, reducing his electoral odds as ballots were printed.
Don M. Dickinson publicly endorses the Michigan Democratic plank favoring historic reunion of gold and silver as primary money metals and supports Bryan if adopted at Kansas City. He warns against backing the Chicago platform, noting a rift between gold silver wings and urging a unified party distinct from the 1896 Union Silver People’s movement.
The county central committee of Silver Bow county Montana calls a county convention to meet at the Auditorium in Butte on May 15 1900 at noon to select 62 delegates and 62 alternates for the state convention in Butte on May 17 1900. Caucuses for nominating delegates will be held in precincts on May 6 at 7 30 p m for primary elections.
Regular shipments of Rocky Fork lump coal available for wholesale and retail. Butte Sewer Pipe and Tile Co advertises at 25 West Granite Street. Also notes a Wax Works event for ladies on Friday.
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