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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1901
Page
2
The Silver State advertisement shows subscription options by mail and carrier, listing pricing for six months and year plans, plus delivery details and a Winnemucca address for business correspondence. The fragment confirms a Sunday-excluded daily newspaper with a corner location at Fourth Street.
The report from Winnemucca Station records 24 hour weather with mean temperature 51, max 57, min 45, barometer 29.64 and W wind. forecast cloudy and cold. The rest notes a mix of items: anti trust on artificial limbs, Tawney and McKinley, Tennessee race segregation act, Colorado land tax idea, a fatal broken heart Tale, army coat swindlers, Taft Commission on Philippine civil service hours and vacation rules.
Property owners should heed an order by the Commissioners to abate nuisances in town. Alleys and several streets are in a menace to public health and a disgrace. Immediate action on garbage collection is urged.
The public suspects a confidential prearranged discussion between Mark Hanna and J. Pierpont Morgan aboard a Washington to New York train. Critics warn against cynicism while noting the prominence of the two financiers.
Count Tolstoi has been banished from Russia while Republicans carried Michigan by about 40 000 in the state election held Monday. A London dispatch reports Olga Nethersole progressing well after surgery and expected to be released by week’s end. General MacArthur dispatches Aguinaldo has taken the oath of allegiance to the United States yet remains a prisoner. Municipal sections were held in Chi-
Reported events include a Chicago mayoral victory claimed by 30,000 votes and a St. Louis win for the Democratic candidate Mrs Nation’s saloon clash in St Louis ending when the proprietor produced a loaded revolver. San Francisco plague totals rise with ten fatal cases since January. Northwest Kansas buried under two feet of snow causing cattle deaths and fuel shortages as towns burn rail ties. A double murder at Klines Grove near Subury Pa leaves John Gulick suspected after the deaths of his mother Amy Gullick and brother Philip Gulick.
An 1850s note recounts Horace Greeley copying a New York Tribune challenge by the American Tract Society to offer premiums for tracts arguing Christian views on spending, building churches, and poverty. Greeley avoided paying the promised premiums, cited in Salt Lake Issues.
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