The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada Notice
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1901
Page
2
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Weather data from WiNNewteca Station notes 24 hours ending 7th meridian time with mean and max temperatures. A forecast calls for fair tonight and cloudy Tuesday. The page also mentions political tidbits including a Logan statue in Washington and Porto Rico politics, plus imperial news from Berlin and water supply ideas for arid western lands.
The article notes Secretary Root’s ruling that timber cutting falls outside Philippine concessions barred by Congress. It claims the decision could financially empower several syndicates in the Philippines and contrasts it with McKinley’s Cuba policy. It also references Monroe Doctrine cautions on canal issues and Manchuria.
After what has already taken place there is nothing strange in the talk of a mammoth railroad trust to take in all the big lines and the combining of all the meat packer interests in a single trust. Wh should not the Russia avow. They have everything in their favor just now, including an Attorney General who will not worry them by trying to convict under Federal laws. There will be a change some day.
The Reno Ledger notes the Board of Assessors raised Central Pacific’s average per mile assessment to 20 000 a mile. The higher levy may trigger litigation and push the railroad to influence county assessors, legislators, and the next state leaders. A San Francisco committee sought fare reductions as irrigation expands arid lands.
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