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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1901
Page
2
Fragmentary notice shows Windle and Brackets as lessees with daily except Sundays service and subscription rates. It lists a Winnemucca Nevada address for business correspondence and mentions a weekly carrier delivery in Winnemucca.
Weather data for the 24 hours ending 5:09 p.m. shows mean barometer 52, max 64, min 27, mean 48, with normal 1. Precipitation and wind noted. Forecast calls for probable rain tonight and Tuesday. J G Hayden Observer. Weather Bureau McAdie.
George H. Maxwell argues in National Irrigation for May that national irrigation policy is essential to Western growth. He notes Congress delays and urges organization, arguing bipartisan support will grow. opponents fear competition and state control. He warns persistent effort and direct legislation are key to enactment soon.
Prominent Southern Democrats are invited to select federal offices in their states under the McKinley Bill, but there is no rush to assume office under the new conditions.
Tom Reed increases closeness with influential trust leaders provoking jealousy from the expected Republican presidential candidate for 1904 while also accumulating wealth.
The text hints at Senator McLaurin potentially organizing an administration party within the Democratic Party of South Carolina. It suggests swift action by allies to oppose him with a brain expert as a rival figure.
Minister Wu urges reform of the Chinese government in a careful advisory sent by mail from the United States. He contends his safety hinges on remaining in the foreign nation while guiding policy.
A brief satirical remark suggests President McKinley may have omitted Attorney General Knox from a picnic invitation, implying a desire to exclude other officials as well and cueing press speculation.
Evidence before the United States industrial commission shows the paper trust adding more than 4.8 million dollars annually to news print costs in the region. A witness cited two newspapers each paying 150,000 dollars yearly more, while promises by the trust to cut costs allegedly failed and manufacturing costs rose above those under independent ownership.
The piece argues bank official defalcations stem from a get rich quick mania spread by trust manipulators. It urges swift harsher punishment for thieves. It references Count Waldersee in China as a figure who has hunted trouble, noting only cowardice among Chinese has kept him from an overdose.
Cuba’s imports from the United States dwindle while European shipments rise rapidly, suggesting trade no longer clearly follows the flag as lines of commerce realign. The shift signals evolving economic ties and potential policy or logistical changes affecting supplier choices.
Adherents of stronger drinks point to spring flood damage across regions as evidence that cold water is not as beneficial as some claim. They argue cold water contributes to increased harm and advocate for warmer, safer alternatives amid the flood’s impact.
The plea of the administration in the Manila commissary theft mirrors the Irish girl's line. It was such a little thing, yer honor. The remark underscores a stance on petty wrongdoing in colonial administration with a touch of human frailty.
Citizens ask for calm as Mr McKinley enjoys a record breaking picnic amid mixed reactions. Organizers emphasize peaceful celebration and orderly conduct during the event.
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