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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1899
Page
2
Contents span weather data from Winnemucca and Lovelock with temperatures and forecasts, plus world and national items. Reports discuss wool shipments, Alaska and Philippines trade debates, trust politics, Dewey’s Manila victory anniversary, and Humboldt County farming prospects with Lovelock valley praise.
The dispatches review William J Bryan's forthcoming book arguing imperialism rests on dollars not duty. It claims the white man burden becomes the poor man's burden as the poor fight while the rich profit. The piece contrasts 1776 principles with 1899 conditions and notes Army morale concerns in Manila and West business optimism amid crops.
Private conveyances bring Wilkinson and others to town from Ten Mile with Willard of San Francisco and Dougherty of St. Doe staying at the Lafayette. A special train visit related to a county robbery case continues, while Senator Nagardt travels No. yesterday. Lily Douglas of Lovelock arrives for a visit with Mrs. Flint. she will teach at Frank Scapp’s ranch next week. Janus G. Lacey, arrival from San Fransseen, visits before leaving for Koreka. Hool’s Sarsuparina praised as a remedy for impure blood and health confidence.
The Board of Directors of the Central Pacific Railroad Company schedules a meeting and election in San Francisco California. The notice, dated April 188, calls for a gathering at a specified hour on a Friday to consider matters of the company. Secretary Thompson signs the cristael petition for the Lewisand Company.
J. Hayden and family arrive from San Francisco on Wednesday to relieve G. B. Ackerman as head of the Weather Bureau station. Ackerman resigns after serving since March 1898 and takes a position with The Bitter State. Hayden, sent by Professor Willis L. Moore, Chief of the Weather Bureau, is welcomed by the community.
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