Subscription terms and agents for the Silver State
The Silver State announces subscription rates by mail and carrier delivery. Authorized agents B. Case and C Prrr are named to collect and remit payments in Havelock for the Paradise edition.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1894
Page
2
The Silver State announces subscription rates by mail and carrier delivery. Authorized agents B. Case and C Prrr are named to collect and remit payments in Havelock for the Paradise edition.
The piece reports on forty one men arrested at Eckington and brought to the city for vagrancy trials, alleging a conspiracy to intimidate job seekers linked to Coxey's army. It credits defense by A. A. Lipscombe and Kansas Congressman T. J. Hudson, noting Judge Kimball released the men and criticized police overreach.
An old farmer at a Republican gathering in Elk County Kansas retorts to a Populist jab. He declares bluntly that Populists were once fools, prompting laughter from the crowd in the public forum.
Peffer and Allen defend Coxey and his followers to come to Washington and occupy the senate galleries. Allen denounces orders to mobilize militia and criticizes reports of force against peaceful protesters. They condemn Governor West, Governor Jackson, and Reno Republicans, labeling opponents as cranks and praising popular rights.
The text notes a call for a free coinage paper in Boston and a two way movement to establish one. It praises bi metalist papers as suited to Bostonians and aligns with the grand old party. The tone mocks local Boston sentiment and suggests Reno Gazette or Virginia City Enterprise as fitting titles.
The Reno Gazette notes five eclipses in 1894 with two solar and two lunar events plus a total eclipse. The item ends with a quip about political changes, asking if the leopard is changing his spots.
The ad promotes cheap suits priced at 10 12 to 15 dollars after repairs appear. It urges readers to buy now and not miss the chance. The copy also markets pet remedies and grooming products by Simmons and Ayer.
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