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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1901
Page
2
The Silver State announces subscription terms with annual and six month options and a carrier rate. It lists offices at Corner Bridge and Fourth streets Winnemucca Nevada and directs business communications to The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada.
Weather report from Winnemucca station for 24 hours to 8 PM shows mean barometer 20.20, max 62, min 28, mean 45, normal 48, wind NW, precipitation 0. J.C. Hayden observes. forecast: cloudy tonight and Friday, warmer. Also notes on ex-Attorney General Griggs trust clients, universal peace congress, hypnotism by long distance telephone, Porto Rico prosperity, MacArthur arrests in Manila, Rodenberg civil service reform, Colorado capital punishment, Aguinaldo civil office joke, and the US Supreme Court ruling against the Interstate Commerce Commission on the long and short haul clause.
M Hutin, president of the Panama Canal Company, now in Washington, says his firm is willing to sell to the United States. The company has spent the winter lobbying to block Nicaragua canal legislation in Congress, hoping to unload onto Washington. It is more than willing.
Dr. Thomas B. Gregory warned at Chicago's Ma sonic Temple that wealth grows more concentrated while the masses lose protection. He cited average worker income around 300 dollars and 6,000 ultra rich with incomes from 100,000 to 15 million, plus sav ings from 15 to 9 million, lamenting heavy taxation and harsh working conditions for labor.
The speaker argues money power fixes voting outcomes and political results before ballots are cast. Dr Gregory expresses that armed revolution is unnecessary to curb wealth concentration. He predicts a rising American protest to check vast power and persuade the few to voluntarily relinquish their grip for the public good.
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