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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1900
Page
3
A column notes that in 1870 Montana Republicans united on principle for silver while Democrats split into fusion and separate tickets. The author argues the key difference is motive and unity, urging Republicans to stay true to core beliefs or face defeat.
A Utah political confrontation unfolds over succession after a governor vacancy. Aquila Nebeker and supporters maneuver to appoint W Powers to the Senate seat while Wells faces accusations of collusion. The piece compares Utah to Montana and hints at party realignments and the potential impact on state governance.
The Inter Mountain rebuts Hobson's criticism of Admiral Dewey, asserting the Spanish officers and government never claimed Hobson's charges. McBeon's dispatches present a refutation based on battle witnesses and facts, arguing the claim tarnishes Hobson's legacy. Dewey is urged to ignore the unfounded tale.
The Montana Democratic platform, chaired by Mn FP. EB. Corbett, endorses eight hours as the standard workday for all underground laborers in Montana and pledges passage of a law to enforce this with no pay reduction. An amendment adds ten hours’ pay for eight-hour shifts for mill and smelter workers and underground miners.
A Helena reporter outlines Democratic and labor faction tensions and compares U S politics with the English parliament. It explains the Commons Lords and Crown roles, dissolution, peer creation, and cabinet responsibility in a concise overview of British constitutional practice.
A salon discussion among women artists on time as money and guarding busy hours. A Twenty third street painter describes her day at home tactic to discourage interruptions, noting past bankruptcy from constant visitors and how she now slips out when bell rings unless the caller is desired.
A recollection from the era of heavy whisky drinking shows Missouri Governor Robert T Stewart attending a royal ball for the Prince of Wales in St Louis. Overcome with merriment, Stewart made a boastful toast and delivered a boisterous jab about ruling Missouri, amusing the crowd but risking royal offense.
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