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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1895
Page
2
Silver State Publishing Company lists advertising rates for the Silver State Paradise and Lovelock edition. First insertion costs 250 with four liberal reductions for regular advertisers. Cash is authorized to collect and remit subscriptions to the Silver State Paradise and Silver State Lovelock offices.
An editorial urges voters to choose between bimetallism and the gold standard in the upcoming national contest. It praises Nevada as the spark for a nationwide silver movement led by Joseph C. Sibley and denounces supporters of gold bonds, urging unity and pride in Nevada’s stance while recognizing efforts by silver clubs from coast to coast.
The quoted ten million dollar loss cited by the Republican press is only a tenth of the total loss. The bond face value and thirty years of interest amount to a complete loss, underscoring a much larger financial exposure than highlighted.
In Athens Livingston county 400 Democrats Republicans and Populists formed a free coinage silver alliance ignoring party ties to back candidates who favor their views. Hector D Lane Democrat and state agriculture commissioner withdrew when his pro silver motion within the Democratic party failed. Committees were set to organize clubs statewide amid a boom in free silver ideas and alarm among old party leaders.
A historical note recalls Hetty Green urging blunt finance over rhetoric in a major lawsuit. A lawyer claimed there was no use saying more, and Hetty retorted to demand more money and less wind. The quip highlights her sharp, money-focused approach.
Japan declares demand that China open to commerce will be a heavy blow to China. Forcing acceptance of civilization is described as a humiliating step, signaling potential coercive pressure in economic policy.
The leaders of the two historic parties largely agree that the final bond transaction deprived the public of roughly seven to eight million dollars, marking a significant financial setback blamed on the deal.
A collage of vintage product pitches tout Syrup of Figs as a pleasant laxative for colds and fevers, Hall's Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer for hair loss, No-To-Bac tobacco habit cure by Sterling Remedy Co., Hood's Sarsparilla for vigor, box elder trees for sale near Railroad street, Epicure coffee and tea by A Kleinhans, and Ayer's Cherry Pectoral for cough relief.
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