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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1901
Page
2
The Silver State newspaper based in Winnemucca Nevada lists office at Garner Bridge and Fourth streets. It announces subscription rates for one year six months and three months by mail and a weekly carrier option in Winnemucca.
Winnemocca Station reports 0.10 inches of precipitation in the last 24 hours with a mean barometer of 30.30 and a mean temperature of 36 degrees, while a forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Thursday. In broader notes, John Bull’s credit strain from war expenses in South Africa sparks debate on economics and governance, touching on British treasury deficits and political commentary.
Congressman Charles H. Grosvenor of Ohio’s Eleventh district backs income tax in a speech to the Economic League of Cincinnati. He argues equity favors taxing profits, gains of business, and inheritance as the fairest levy between state and taxpayers.
The administration again asserts the Sultan will settle American missionary claims, a cycle of promises seen as bluffing diplomats and making the government a laughing stock until payment is actually revealed.
The piece argues the administration hides Aguinaldo’s defection by blaming General MacArthur. It suggests a prearranged narrative: if smooth, MacArthur acted on orders. if failure, he acted on his own discretion. The author warns that McKinley wins on one outcome and MacArthur loses on the other.
The article argues against State cession of arid public lands, asserting federal ownership should fund nationwide irrigation. It notes interstate river flows, States' lack of funds, bonding limits, and historic misuse of land grants. West opposition and Congress odds make a broad State transfer impractical. The piece urges national action to inaugurate a unified irrigation program.
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