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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1900
Page
2
The president's acceptance letter speaks to the Republican Party and the nation, presenting a full accounting of his administration. It argues for re election, cites debt payment, lower interest, treasury surplus, and currency expansion as proof against Democratic prophecies and notes economic and foreign policy progress.
The piece extols McKinley’s aims in the Philippines, defending treaties, sovereignty, and orderly progress, while criticizing Bryan’s populism. It contrasts Montana Democratic dissension with a unified Republican platform led by David E. Folsom, urging support for the GOP ticket as a stand for stability and prosperity.
The piece argues the Republican platform avoids factionalism within the Democratic camp and appeals to voters on principle. It says Republicans offer asylum to disillusioned Democrats seeking to back policies favored by their judgment, while Democrats nationwide dodge real issues and exploit passions to win.
The page prints extracts from Roosevelt and Bryan speeches given in Chicago on Labor Day. Roosevelt honors workers with plain, brave words grounded in genuine sympathy. Bryan, seeking office, attacks imagined evils and deters the army, urging fear to stir discontent among a prosperous, independent audience.
A second report on the Davis will case states the estate has been well managed and protected for all heirs. It condemns would be challengers as lawyers seeking contingency fees, noting no rights were violated and no one is disappointed by the settlement.
The Silver Bow county GOP presents a conservative, intelligent slate reflecting business, professional, labor, and peer interests. They claim economy, low taxes, progress, and fair treatment of capital and labor guided by public interest, with no corporate influence behind the platform.
Roosevelt and Bryan debate the labor question, taxation, and imperialism, arguing that government power should reflect consent of the governed. They warn against monopolistic capital, urge practical regulation over upheaval, and stress honest promises, fiscal fairness, and peaceful uplift over militarism. The piece ties New York franchise taxation to broader reforms and cautions against imperial overreach.
Citizens urged to focus on local governance reforms while warning against graft. Notice calls all members of Dr. Livingston Lodge to meet at their lodge room in Burlington on Monday evening next the 10th to discuss business.
Butte Montana on August 2 1800 says organized labor members are urged to submit the names of suitable men to act and committeemen in precincts. State Central Committeeman for Silver Bow County is Haggert, Suver P. in charge.
Special to the Public notes Crystal Springs plunge is cleaned every Monday and water is smoked in a pure shallow state. Dancing parties get top accommodations with free dancing Sundays. Stages to Crystal Springs from Langlois' stables at 10 am 2 pm 5 pm and 8 pm. Batra stages for private parties can be secured not Langlois' and dancing parties will find band wagons most comfortable in the city.
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