Silver State Notice Shows Subscriptions and Mail Rates
The notice lists subscription rates for the Silver State newspaper in Winnemucca Nevada. It specifies daily except Sunday publication, indicates prices for one year six months and three months, and directs business correspondence to the Silver State in Winnemucca.
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Ams
Cartier
Winnemuica
Silver State
Winnemucca Nevain
Tiffany
McKinley
Pennsylvania
Weather Bureau Report April 12 1901 Forecast Details
Weather Bureau report from a 1901 station lists April 12 conditions with mean barometer and temperatures. It notes a maximum temperature of 34 degrees above zero, mean and normal temperatures around 44 degrees, west wind, and 0.0 inches precipitation in the 24 hours. forecast calls for fair tonight and Sunday. Observers Hayden and Mcadie sign off.
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Wits
Taxation on Railroad Property in Nevada Rights and Wrongs
The Reno Journal argues that railroad property in Nevada has been over taxed compared with private property and California figures. It urges a just valuation based on earnings and local business, condemns past assessments of $20,000 per mile, and calls for fair treatment of Southern Pacific amid state policy seeking justice for all interests.
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Southern Pacific
State Board of Assessors
California
Nevada
Reno Journal
Dreyfus allies faced with ingratitude from supporters
Colonel Picquart and Maitre Labori, key figures who aided Dreyfus, now feel snubbed as hostility grows. Picquart was nearly expelled from the French army for his testimony, while Labori survives a deadly assault after devoted work for the accused officer. Dreyfus himself has quarrelled with both men, underscoring the old maxim that friendship wanes when favors are granted.
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Picquart
Dreyfus
Maitre Labori
Funston Seeks Presidency Contact with George Dewey
If Funston aims for the presidency he should reach out to George Dewey in Washington. The remark suggests a strategic link between Funston and the naval hero as a step toward national leadership.
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Funston
George Dewey
Washington
Marriage hush raises press access to honeymoon plans
The Examiner notes the marriage of Mr Tevis and Miss Baxter and jokes that reporters should be granted a mandamus to compel sharing their honeymoon itineraries. The Carson Appeal mocks the notion as an overreach and calls it an oversight. A Douglas county suit ends in nominal damages for a neighbor slander case, with costs about $200 more than the award.
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Examiner
Douglas County
Genoa
Trib cures sprains and burns for fifty cents
A six ounce bottle claims to relieve sprains bruises burns insect bites stings chilblains rheumatism and hives. The remedy is sold for fifty cents.
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Fice
Corner Bridge
Fourth Streets
Weather Bureau Report
McAdie
Shiloh
Wells A Co. LeRoy
W. J. Bell
GYRUS
J. & F. Martell
Cobhag
Cordelia Wine Go.’S Brandies
P. Laverga SR
Me Club
D. J. Bigging
Charles H. Grosvenor
Congress
the Continental Press
Corcoran Building
Washington, D. C
D. J. Hadley
Asa Murphy
Fish Brother
Racine Carriage & Wagon Company
GC. B. Brown & CO
E. Reinhart & CO
Eagle Drug Store
Brown Bros
Bridge Street
Winnemucgch
Silver
Paradise Valley
Lorenzo
Lorenzo Recanzoge
Ine Lahnyette
COM-1
Winnemucca
the Palace
Pf. BR. Roberts
Sanches & Haya
Havana
Francesca
Old Hermitage
Cyrus Noble
Jesse Moore
Cinb
D. Cordano
M. B. Staunton
Humboldt Soda
Waukesha
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