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Newspaper
Daily Inter Mountain
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1900
Page
3
A rambling 19th century column reports Wrartis Barker’s return from Atlanta and critiques populist strategy. It notes Richard Croker’s bets on Bryan, hints at Towne versus Roosevelt dynamics, disputes editorial takes on a Nebraskan and Mark Hanna, and mocks public figures.
The Helena convention named Joseph K Toole for governor after a dramatic day ending with his second platform speech accepting the nomination. He had previously declined, citing health, but explained his reversal as a duty to his party. The Inter Mountain notes public support, party tensions, and the broader campaign context in Montana.
A Montana political letter condemns Democratic attacks on McKinley while praising protectionist policies as boosting prosperity. It counters claims of military tyranny by noting the small soldier population and defends the president’s role under law in quelling rebellion.
A historical critique noting US restraint in Boer War involvement, German-American political alignment, and McKinley era sympathy for South African republics. It references public figures like Ike Webster Davis and Jim Jones, and mocks political maneuvering including Croker's rise to chair fundraising for campaigns.
Anaconda Standard attacks Roosevelts western tour as harmful to the Republican cause while praising Bryan and the Inter Mountain. The Inter Mountain touts its own growth and declares loyalty to Buttes business interests as it questions fusion and Toole’s political choices. Mary Lease plans a Kansas Republican stump, signaling ongoing party infighting and public debate over imperialism and treaty ratification.
The passage cites Montana political tensions around 1900, criticizing the Democratic and Independent factions, and urging Joseph K. Toole to resign. It questions the motives of Democratic leaders amid a national strike and economic policy debates, referencing Arbitration, fusion fights, and anti Allgusionista stance. It notes public concerns over labor, party unity, and political integrity.
The article notes the eastern coast of Greenland lies closer to Europe but is harder to access and colder. A saltwater branch along the western coast moderates temperatures. Routes to the Pole favored explorers Brainerd and Lockwood reach above 83rd latitude with the American flag, while Peary and Sverdrup pursued the route two summers earlier.
A new electric room and street car heater uses a bell shaped case with porcelain cylinders wrapped in German silver wire heated nearly red hot by electricity. A fan blows air over the heated cylinders, warming it as it passes to ventilate and heat spaces. Air may be drawn from outdoors, potentially replacing furnaces or steam radiators.
A Indianapolis Journal report notes a candidate declined notification and refused to imperil the country by taking the presidency on the thirteenth ticket. The remark underscores tension over bias and eligibility amid a contested field.
United States Land Office Helena Montana publishes notice of Samuel Barker Jr and others applying for patent on the Louise Lode Mining claim in Silver Bow county. The description covers 8.46 acres with 6.56 acres in conflict with survey numbers. adjoining claims listed. first publication July 30 1900. Mary Baker also files for patent on another cornered monument in the same area.
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