The Silver State publication in Winnemucca Nevada period
The Silver State issues from Winnemucca Nevada outline subscription rates and service notes. It lists office at Corner Bridge and Fourth streets with distribution through period font dealers and agents in all towns. The notice requests business correspondence to The Silver State in Winnemucca Nevada with a dated reference to November.
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Ee Manvethia
Winnemmins
Woula
Papur
Newmnen
Agenta
Winnemuren
Novadla
Weather Bureau Report For April 10 1842 Conditions and Forecast
Weather Bureau report notes 26 hours of data with mean barometer 29.98 and temperatures ranging from 12 to 34 degrees. Prevailing wind NW. Forecast predicts partly cloudy tonight and Tuesday with warmer conditions. Observed by Wayden.
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Agmerinean
Urarton
Wayden
Nevada Boom Hints In Silver State Chronicle Opinion
The piece critiques Bryan's impact on goldbug press, praises Nevada prospects and Humboldt county boom, mocks East inquiries and San Francisco editorials, and contrasts political banquets with genuine public service. It flatters Nevada readers while lampooning bosses Croker and Platt and the moneyed elite.
Note of Warning on Trusts and Tariffs in 1900 Debate
In a warning from the New York Journal of Commerce era, trusts and organized capital are cited as a mounting threat to liberty. California Senator Perkins voices bipartisan alarm, urging tariff modification to curb trusts. The piece frames anti trust sentiment as a national movement crossing parties and social classes. It ties tariff policy to production and employment pressures and notes a broader moral stake for American democracy.
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New York Journal of Commerce
George
Pering
California
Claeses
Senator Perkins
Republican Party of
Manufacturers and Producers’ Association of
San Francisco
Perkins
Tam
Manufacturers and Producers’ Association of California
Congress
Perkin
Mark Hanna
Peking
Spain
Africa
America
Russia Gains Friends in the Far East of Korea
Russia gains new friends in the far East as Korea aligns with the fear. The magazine signals an impending international explosion that cannot be postponed. May America stay clear of it. In Nevada, every planted tree means dollars for the state. Arbor Day arrives tomorrow with Pat planning to plant trees that will benefit current and future residents.
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Nevada
Russia
Far East
Korea
America
Pat
A Second Tom Thumb Major Gants In Transit
A tiny man known as Major Gants, eighteen inches tall and thirty pounds, traveling by train from Fairfield Iowa to San Francisco for an eight week engagement at the Chates theater. He claims education and a normal life, says he is the smallest living man, much smaller than Tom Thumb.
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Wie-remucca
Human Curiosity
Major Tants
Fairfield
Iowa
San Francisco
The
Major Gants
Tom Thum
Personal mentions and shipments head west
J W Brim left for Williame California. F B Grey of Boise City is peggintered at Lafayette. F E Mullaney and H W Fulgham went to the bay. H E Hardin arrived from Quin River and left for San Francisco. Marshall Field was a passenger on No 3 homeward from San Francisco. F A Coxhead with A Schilling & Co arrived, leaving for Paradise. Ten carloads of beef cattle shipped to Western Meat Co in South San Francisco. twelve carloads passed Elko. A trainload of regulars and marines bound for San Francisco pass tonight. George Berk of the Railroad Meat Market received a carload of prime hogs.
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J. W. Brim
Williame
Cal
FB. W. Grey
Boise City
Maha
Lafayette
F. Mullaney
H.W. Fulgham
Bay
H. E. Hardin
Quin River
San Francisro
Marshall Field
Chicago
San Francisco
F. A. Coxhead
A. Schilling & Co
Paradise
Western Meat Company
Elko
P. Altube
George Berk
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Patsy
Ofice
Corner Bridge
Fourth Streets
Weather Bureau Report
Inrro
Bryan
Goldbug Press
Admiral Dewey
Cuba
William Jennings Bryan
New York
Humboldt County
Republic
Croker
Quay
San Francisco Examiner
United States Senate
Decency
San Prancisco
North Dakota
North
Boss Croker
Boss Platt
Ibigu
Platt
James Crovlman
Manila
Creelman
Boas Croker
Weakliege
England
Germany
Salisbury
Vom Bluelow
Jen” Gt
Felix Poulin
Blacksmrd
Willon
Horseshoeing
Bridge Street
Winnemucca
Annamwn
P. A. Pinson
Rexces
Chris
Wolf
Bridge St
Paradise, Nevada
Hollingsworth
Kentucky
Alfonso Fas
E. Crook
Hood
6Th Ave
N. J
Goltre
Witano
Joplin
A. Tier
Millville
Eva M. Hager
Athol
Mass
Sargayy
Rue
Howl
Sara Smite
D. J. Hadley
Nev
Castle Gate
N. Owen
Upper
Schlitz
Wevning Company
John Diehl
Nevarlu
D. Cordano
Morning Star 'S Hotel
Golconda
New
Hin
Uces Friet
Wm. Owsley
Eagle Drug Store
Brown Bros
Winnemucck Nevada
Louis Larivere
Second 81
Wml. S. Bonnifield
Aenperg
Golconda, New
Silver State
First National Bank
Winnemucca, New
Tocken
FW. Lee
Sibbald
Milon
Ww'bride
F. Clare
Busch
Thes
Herman's Bridge Street
J. H. Hoyt
Winnema
First Clas Hotel
Schmidt's Shoe Store
Rutherford
Parapise
Battery St
E. Reinhart & Co
Reinhart Bros
Winnemices
Doleunda
Crescent Bicycles
Reliable Hardware
C. B. Brown
M. Hofman
Rolgonda Hot Springs Hotel
Anaconda
Montara
Golconda Hotel CO
Billy
Aboldt Soda and Bottling Works
G. A. Krenkel
Prop
Waukesha
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