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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1899
Page
2
The piece indicts the Democratic Party for sidelining free coinage and failing to pursue silver, blaming Montana Democrats for betraying the silver cause and deriding opposition within the party. It argues eastern wings opposed silver, while Montana should lead, criticizing coverage choices and partisan media battles with the Standard.
The Mazet committee pressures Tamany council and Croker, probing alleged frauds in New York City politics. Mazet’s supporters claim frauds aimed to topple him as searchlight manager. Democrats warn Republicans against probing fellow partisans as Montana-style investigations loom. McKinley remains boss at the White House amid public lands clamors and scarce survey funds.
The Anaconda Standard accuses the Butte Inter Mountain of political distortion over the parade of the Monten Volunteers upon return from war. It notes the Inter Mountain did not say no parade occurred but claimed a disputed “celebrated parade” failed to appear as advertised and received a full page illustration elsewhere.
An analysis of silver coinage politics criticizes the Democratic Party for abandoning free coinage after the 1896 campaign. It argues party treachery, internal rifts, and the push by rival factions to reunite pro silver wings while abandoning the white metal cause.
The Inter Uie reports Admiral Dewey and Mrs. Hazen wed today in a simple ceremony witnessed by only three individuals. The event is described as modest and unpretentious, reflecting the admiral’s reputed character. The American nation is expected to extend congratulations to the hero of Manila Bay. Prof. Schurmann, of the Philippine commission, has reservations.
Excerpts discuss the Sulu Islands policy, stressing no rights acquired beyond Spanish treaty terms, urging peaceful civilization rather than force. Opinions on Admiral Dewey, Missouri governor Stevens, and Democratic misrepresentations frame calls for stability, and critiques of Dingley and expansion policy.
London Times notes lager’s rise in Britain with Allsopp brewery at Burton on Trent adopting the Pfawler vacuum fermentation system. The method shortens production to about three weeks by conducting both fermentations in one vessel under reduced pressure, producing a purer brighter beer.
The Chicago Chronicle reports on liquid air, a newly discussed element formed by cooling air to 812 degrees below zero. It appears as a misty vapor, drops in a vessel, boils on exposure, and can freeze alcohol quickly. on heat it returns to air. The piece notes the method to produce it and its extreme freezing power.
The passage asserts liquid air can act as a hammer to drive nails, cauterize flesh like a red hot iron, serve as a refrigerator coolant, chill a room slightly or to extreme cold, and function as an explosive for gunnery and blasting, potentially replacing gunpowder dynamite and other agents.
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