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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1900
Page
5
A historical notice from the Daily Inter Mountain lists subscription options for M A Berger Manager Wear Granite Street Butte City Montana The ad repeats rates 0 50 per year by mail in advance and weekly carrier and semi weekly options with date Wednesday November 1 1000 in the text.
The article argues for protection and expansion under McKinley and Roosevelt, celebrates Republican gains across northern states, and condemns Bryanism. It condemns mob violence against Republicans and questions fusion tactics and funding, noting notable election irregularities and calls for arrest of guilty parties.
Fusion forces swept Inver Mountain county as the state votes began to close. The count was not complete though the statewide result showed a significant swing from Bryanism and a reduced Republican majority.
In Montana the state and county votes are incomplete yet GOP victory signals comfort though fusion fears persist. The editorial notes W A Clark and J R Toule as pivotal figures and calls for calm, urging respect for law and equal rights while hoping miners’ copper wealth remains protected.
The piece reviews Generals Buller, Kitchener, Roberts, and Wolseley, noting years of service and public confidence. It contrasts Buller’s aggressive start with later competence, highlights Kitchener’s admin strengths, and lauds Roberts’ forty-year track record while noting Wolseley’s retirement and Roberts’ potential reforms. It also discusses age and the maxim old men for counsel and young for war.
The piece argues eastern Asia, especially northern Chinese provinces with coal and labor, could threaten US dominance in iron and steel if occupied and developed by European capital. It warns of a potential shift in industrial supremacy driven by rival powers and modern administration.
In this reflection from Quincy on Hay and McKinley, the author credits McKinley with restraining foreign powers, preventing dismemberment in China, and shaping an Anglo German accord. It praises McKinley's decisive leadership, argues for patience on partition, and compares his impact to Jefferson’s Louisiana purchase milestone.
Elmo Crawford of the 23d Volunteers, serving in the Philippines, returns to his Carsicana Texas home with an honorable discharge. He says the wars will aid the United States and notes army politics split between Bryan and McKinley, but unity against the Filipino threat remains. He also remarks no army disloyalty and poor sympathy for those advocating Negro sympathy.
A collage of brief items describes a social misfit in Hawaii, ancient gallery finds near Tottenham, a Kansas post office station at Kennekuk, Kruger's reception in Lourenco Marques, a photographer’s death skull joke, a governor's job rumor, and a comic tale of a thoughtful but clumsy man on a streetcar with a spider in a passenger’s hair.
Mining Application No 4298 filed by Lulu B Large administratrix for heirs of Patrick A Largey deceased for 20.66 acres on Nellie Lode claim near discovery shaft 750 feet east and west from shaft in unorganized Jefferson County Montana. Location recorded in Jefferson County Book W Lode Locations page 208. Ward Lode adjacent to west. Greene and Barker attorneys for applicants. Filing date October 19 1900.
Notice of intention to apply for patent posted October 15 1900 for two mining claims in Silver Bow County Montana the Columbus Lode Sur 6026 and Arcede Lode Sur 6027 totaling 40.09 acres. Adjoining claims include Sarina Johnston Silver Moon Kopper King No 2 and Kopper Moon lodes with Johnston claimants. First publication October 17 1900.
Samuel D. Sumwalt files Mining Patent No 4271 for 1.92 acres on Snowball Lode in Summit Valley Silver Bow County Montana with survey No 5987 in Township 3 North Range West. Location recorded in Silver Bow County. Adjoining claims listed and claim agent George D. Green and I Baker U S Claim Agent sign. First published October 13 1900.
The Grand Opera House stages Sicsscee on November 6 and 7 in a society event by special arrangement with Messrs Daniel and Charles Frohman. King and Norcross present a brilliant amusing farce with Minerva Door and Frank M. Norcross leading. Special wires for election returns will read from the stage until 6 am with pleasing specialties included.
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