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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1900
Page
2
Daily except Sundays indicates operation at Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets with hours from 6 to 1. The OCR fragment supports a local transit or service timetable listing.
Weather report from Winnemucca Station April 10 1900 covers 24 hours ending 4. M. Mean barometer 30.021 inches. Maximum temperature 56 degrees. Minimum temperature above zero. Mean temperature 33.7 degrees. Prevailing wind direction. Precipitation for 24 hours 0 inches. Observer J G Hayden signs off.
The Globe Democrat notes St Louis directory names rose from 155,429 ten years ago to 229,265, signaling rapid growth and a likely population near 700,000 in the next census. Charles A Towne of Minnesota is floated as a Bryan running mate with Silver Republican appeal. Congress approves $20000 for irrigation investigation and reservoir surveys, advancing federal storage as a regional unifier against Eastern opposition.
A Utah Supreme Court decision taxes private car lines. It applies to Pullman cars and refrigerator cars, expanding revenue sources. The note suggests Nevada could follow if lawmakers confront railroad influence in the next Legislature.
The Virginia Report notes that several Silver party State Central Committee members have returned to the Republican party and publicly announced it. It questions whether they will attend the Silver party meeting in Reno next Thursday in person or by proxy and, if by proxy, who holds the proxies and how they will vote them.
Charles D. Lane, traveling with Bryan through Southern California, rejects the AP claim that he is a “silver king.” Lane says he has not invested in any silver mine but is active in gold properties from Cape Nome to Mexico. He accompanies Bryan out of enduring interest in bimetallism and in the Democratic leader’s principles.
The Silver Party State Central Committee meets in Reno to decide on a state convention and fusion with Democrats for 1900. The Democratic committee also gathers in Reno next Saturday. Outcomes hinge on whether fusion gains support or the Silver party remains separate, shaping the balance against the Republicans and the Southern Pacific’s influence.
A man in Arkansas tried to kill himself after his wife rejected his taste for coon songs. The St. Louis Mirror notes cultural clashes with rag time and new frocks in season. The piece reflects a scattered set of editorial opinions across papers.
California spans about 750 miles in length and 250 miles in width with 1200 miles of coastline. The coast line equals the Atlantic stretch from New York to Charleston, South Carolina.
During winter extra work wears on body organs and spring reveals it. The ad urges Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as the best spring tonic to refresh, strengthen, and rebuild, noting poor appetite, restlessness, constipation, and possible dyspepsia. A private revenue stamp is shown on the bottle neck.
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