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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1901
Page
2
The fragment outlines subscription rates for The Silver State published by Windle and Bracket at the corner of Bridge and Fourth Streets. It lists annual and shorter-term mail and carrier delivery options and provides the Winnemucca Nevada mailing address for business correspondence.
Weather data covers 24 hours to 5:09 pm with mean barometer 29.004 inches, max 51, min 24, mean 29, normal 46, light wind and no precipitation. Forecast for April 17 calls for fair conditions tonight and Thursday. The piece also includes satirical political commentary on the next U S president and tariff debates.
The piece argues for public input in naming a successor to McKinley. It questions MacArthur’s Manila fraud claims, notes Porto Rico’s emigration debate and land use, and criticizes Dr. Kinyoun’s Detroit transfer as punishment for truth about bubonic plague in San Francisco.
Nevada stands to gain from the rail war between Senator Clark and the Union Pacific as the fight pushes a southern line through the state. Clark’s intent is doubtful, but he has pressured UP into active construction. The outcome of the contest matters little to Nevada. securing the railroad is the key result.
A movement aims to abolish women from Washington departments, arguing it would curb game scandals, some real and some fictitious, but it would impose hardship on many deserving women and overlook a woman’s equal rights.
A Salt Lake Tribune editorial condemns replacing women with men in public roles without pensions. Dispatches from Washington note Manila will form civil government by July 1, with power vested in the President’s select appointees, a move the Sacramento Bee warns creates a Colossus over a republic abroad.
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