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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1900
Page
2
Daily except Sundays the Corner Bridge and Fourth streets. Subscription rates listed for rail and mail delivery. One year by rail six months by mail. Three months by mail. Payable weekly by carrier in Winnemucca. Address business correspondence to The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada.
Weather Bureau report from WisneMbeCa Station for 24 hours ending 4 PM shows mean barometer 20.97 inches, maximum temperature 4 degrees, minimum 1 degree above zero, mean 4? degrees, normal 14 degrees, prevailing wind from west, and 0.02 inches of precipitation. Observer J. G. Hayden signs the report.
McAdie reports fair weather for tonight and Thursday. No precipitation expected. Clear skies and mild temperatures anticipated across the region.
A New York Journal editorial defends U S imperial policy in the Philippines and Puerto Rico while condemning local grievances. It asserts Americans saved both lands and will continue to do so, despite reports of starvation and discontent from subjects and merchants. The piece criticizes calls for submission and portrays imperial destiny as paramount.
A bail held case in New York City centers on a baby’s loud cries prompting a man to assault the mother and be jailed, prompting questions about a baby’s legal right to yell within city limits. The piece questions the city’s praise of flat living and why a baby would cry in the metropolis.
A Wisconsin toast to a wedding describes a six course dinner where guests move from oyster to soup to fish houses across half a mile. The note adds a historical aside about Lord Roberts born in India to Irish parents and comments on England relying on Irish fighters.
A New York girl rejected a suitor who responded by marrying her mother in a bold act of revenge. The strange melodrama highlights how far some will go for retaliation.
A Denver Republican note mocks Frick and Kipling while Chicago Tribune and Louisville Courier Journal comment on Rudyard Kipling and Adam Zad. The Buffalo Express weighs Spenser Wilkinson as well, and Philadelphia Record warns against divine healers. North Carolina Supreme Court upholds a $1000 fine on Southern Railway for giving a free pass to a Legislature doorkeeper in 1897.
Webster Davis Assistant Secretary of the Interior will resign his post and deliver lectures in support of the Boers after returning from South Africa detailing his views and future plans.
Ah Wing, a Chinese prizefighter discovered in Auburn by manager Biddy Bishop, friend of Young Peter Jackson, plans to spar across the country. A former cook, he took to boxing about six years ago and quickly outboxed his peers, claiming a rare draw with a man he says was kept off the ground for eighteen seconds.
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