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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 08, 1900
Page
9
The notice lists subscription rates for daily inter mountain service in advance by mail at 37.00 per year and 78. by carrier monthly with a semi weekly option at 2.00. M A Berger manager at Weet Granite street Butte City Montana is the contact.
The railroad authorities report 143000 more men employed than at the start of the administration with higher wages. The Inter Mountain declines to engage in personal battles with rivals. McKinley’s acceptance letter will be printed Monday, aiming to end remaining Democratic hopes.
The document denounces Bryan as dishonest and charged with misrepresentation in the 1900 election, accusing him of inflaming fears about imperialism and trusts, while lauding McKinley and exposing alleged treacherous ties among Bryan’s supporters and allies. It cites Theodore Roosevelt era figures and attacks on the Philippines treaty, trust law, and voter suppression.
The excerpt questions the conservative citizenry's support for Bryan and his party, denouncing the American army and urging rebellion while appealing to the pensions rather than the people. It laments the lack of capital and resources development under this political consolidation.
A Chicago gathering following a joint pledge to avoid politics saw Roosevelt speak sincerely about labor grievances and earn applause while Bryan broke his vow by delivering politics. The Chicago papers contrast their conduct, asserting Roosevelt kept his word and Bryan did not.
The Anaconda Standard accuses the Republican Party of denying basic rights in the Philippines, condemns the war as conquest, and argues that Tagals threaten whites and friendly natives, justifying military action to restore peace and preserve national honor. The piece criticizes Democratic sympathy and cites chaos and bloodshed if troops withdraw.
The article records Richard Croker lambasting David Bennett III amid New York political tensions. Croker accuses Hill of deceit and evasive tactics, praising Senator Murphy for consistency and condemning Coler as a copy of Hill. The remarks reflect intra party strife and reform critiques within Tammany Hall.
A New York Sun Washington correspondent discusses early census returns from thirty largest U S cities totaling 19 243 615 with over 20 million counted nationwide. If trends hold the U S population could approach eighty million. cities grow faster than rural areas, especially in the East and Midwest. The list shows New York Brooklyn Philadelphia and others leading urban totals, with distinct city counts and regional shares.
A vast copper discovery at Howe Sound within thirty miles of Vancouver reports ore assays around 6 percent. The Dalay claim shows a massive outcrop 428 feet high and exposed cliff faces, with surface openings revealing 1,500 feet of quarry potential. Nearby Brittania prospects have changed hands in London for about $1.5 million, while a Kansas City incident recalls a lineman's fatal shock.
An article notes the US Taft led civil government in the Philippines starting September, with insurgents and pro American locals wary due to Bryan’s rhetoric. It reports insurgent killings of American-backed officials in Laguna and fear of withdrawal of protection. Locals prefer silence amid looming peril until the presidential question is resolved.
The article argues Aguinaldo's forces will keep turmoil alive as two months of bloodshed loom due to Bryan's push for anarchy. It predicts Taft and commissioners will struggle, while American troops protect locals, and that trust in the U S regime remains weak. If Aguinaldo's ally loses, reconstruction may advance.
Kansas City has become the second flour mill center in the United States after producing 48,429 barrels in one week, surpassing most records and trailing only Minneapolis. The milestone highlights KC’s rapid rise in the industry and local employment impact.
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