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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1901
Page
2
The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada issues postal and delivery rate details for the Garber Bridge and Tourtu streets area. Addresses for business correspondence are listed as The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada.
A collage from an early 20th century issue includes a Weather Bureau report from Winnemac Station dated April 26 1901 noting temperatures from 22 to 51 degrees and a fair night forecast. It also cites a House of Commons remark on Boer War costs and remarks on Maine excavations and Wall Street volatility. Aguinaldo reportedly urges insurgents toward surrender.
The Cuban commission is being roy ally treated at Washington. McKinley gave the members a state dinner and is doing everything possible otherwise to make the Cuban commissioners forget the object of their mission. Some idea of the immense area of the United States and its as yet unde veloped capacity for supporting human life is gained from the fact that if it was as densely populated as Belgium or England it would have 1,084,000,000, habitants.
A private soldier in Manila was convicted of complicity in commissary frauds and sentenced to prison. Meanwhile officials in the army high command face a pending whitewash effort over their involvement in the government robbery.
General Harrison’s eloquent reminiscence at an Indianapolis bar meeting honors John M. Butler and reflects on Butler’s last illness. He remarked Butler had ample time to arrange the draperies of his spirit before entering the presence of the Great King.
Louis Godard, a renowned French aeronaut, aims to traverse the Atlantic by balloon from New York to Europe. He expects a four day voyage, carries forty days of provisions, and will be aided by three aeronauts and six passengers. He estimates the expedition cost at 40000 dollars, sparking much interest among balloonists.
A refined Alabama girl of medium height with dark eyes and regular features is described as the future bride of Lieutenant Hobson. The narrative hints Hobson’s choice would be coveted by many brave young men, signaling a notable engagement in a period piece.
Joseph A Mitchell of the cruiser Newark may be promoted to ensign after returning from China. He served during the siege of Peking, firing the Betsy the international gun, mounted on an Austrian carriage with Italian wheels and Russian cartridges. An American gunner operated the weapon.
In Lincoln Nebraska W J Bryan states he has no plan for a third presidential bid He will not run if it requires him to edit a paper He will support Democratic principles and those who uphold them If ever he becomes a candidate again it will be to advance those principles He will remain active in politics for years and cannot recall the past or predict the future but will focus on the present
An old medicine note touts Trib as a remedy that lubricates muscles and aids rapid action without weakening. It describes improved flexibility and heightened responsiveness, pitched as a general health booster for daily activity.
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