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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1899
Page
2
Classified notice from The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada outlining subscription rates and mailing options, with pricing for one year six months and three months, plus carrier delivery and distribution through dealers and agents in town. Contact details show Winnemucca address and business correspondence directions.
The report gives a 24 hour weather summary with barometer 29.92 and temperatures from 28 to 61 degrees, plus wind and brief notes. The forecast predicts partly cloudy, cooler conditions tonight and Thursday. The column then shifts to a sweeping, opinion-laden set of political and international remarks touching labor, Quay and Crocker, Aguinaldo, China, and Belmont, with Bryan’s reply to Belmont framed as a defense of Jeffersonian principles against gold standard forces.
The piece laments U S Senate deadlocks and calls for reform to elect senators by party nomination and legislative pledges. It contrasts historic Napoleonic merit with current class bias, and notes livestock price rises and imperialist sentiment shaping public views. It ends by criticizing proponents of mandatory extra work for all under empire talk.
Mr and Mrs B W Stewart returned to Willow Point this morning. William Mahoney the sheepman left for Eiko. Mr and Mrs J H Deegan and Mra J W Cowden arrived from Pueblo. Colonel J A Hariin arrived from Santa Rosa California and left for his ranch. Janis Batement Jr representing Justice Bateman Co arrived from Philadelphia. A body was found about four miles from Humboldt. Justice Rutherford received a telegram and will hold an inquest.
Lincoln Nebraska April 8 1899 Hon Perry Belmont New York receives long exchange letters over Democratic party policy. Bevan argues about Chicago convention platform on gold standard and bimetallism, contrasts Jeffersonian principles, and questions Belmonts stance on standard money paper money and income tax.
A 1897 letter from William Jennings Bryan challenges a Treasury Secretary Gage bill aimed at retiring greenbacks and substituting National bank notes. Bryan argues the proposal would entrench the gold standard and harm laborers. He invokes a Federation of Labor resolution opposing the measure and favoring government paper money replacement.
A fragmented clipping argues ignorance of health laws harms all. It emphasizes that blood circulation reaches all body parts and that disease is not purely local. The excerpt criticizes uninformed beliefs about medical causes and references Waverly operations and unclear lines.
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