Ice Silver State Block Bridge and Fourth Streets
Word garble from a newspaper notice lists location details on a Silver State block at the bridge and Fourth Streets amid a misread subscription terms section.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1896
Page
2
Word garble from a newspaper notice lists location details on a Silver State block at the bridge and Fourth Streets amid a misread subscription terms section.
The Chronicle faced criticism for months of anti Democrat silver advocacy. After owner DeYoung's Europe trip and return, no silver pieces appeared, fueling claims of pressure from the East. The piece argues loyal supporters must condemn party missteps and resist gold trust influence ahead of the election.
The Sacramento Bee backs silver, provokes Republican goldbugs and press critics. It argues a gold standard president is impossible in 1896 and cites Senator Tillman’s symbolic comment about a cow with West fed milk flowing to New York, framing Wall Street influence.
An item describes a botched robbery against Senator Quay as reported by the telegraph. The piece quickly notes that the thief seemed not to target Matt’s reputation and then shifts to a promotional mention of Hood's Sarsaparilla claiming large sales and leadership among medicines.
Sacramento Bee notes Republican delegates split over free silver with McKinley leading anti silver stances. Other items include hay land for sale near Winnemucca, Nevada cattle and horse listings, and Easter apparel offers from local merchants.
The Star of the West Morgan-Hambletonian stallion pedigree lists Col. West as sire and Jones as dam line, with connections to Long Island Black Hawk and Green Mountain Morgan. It notes speed records around 2:20 and 2:30, including progeny like Westmont and Mambrino Chief, and mentions S. L. Nichols as manager with Ed Williams address in Winnemucca Nevada.
The District Court of Humboldt County Nevada issues a sheriff sale for six hundred tons of concentrates at the Imperial mill Kennedy Nevada. On April 5 1896 the sale will occur at 12 o clock noon to 5 o clock in the afternoon at the Imperial mill Kennedy Humboldt County Nevada. The sale covers all rights title and interest of Superial Gold Mining Company in the described property to satisfy a judgment won by E Reinhart Co for $10055 00 plus costs. Sheriff Hadley of Humboldt County Nevada.
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