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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1898
Page
2
Occasional showers are expected this afternoon and tonight with little temperature change. Forecasters predict unsettled conditions across the area as the day progresses, with a steady pattern of light rain and cool but mild temperatures likely to persist into the night.
A fiery speech proclaims that the country will never bow to defeat, with supporters pledging unwavering unity and resolve as a crowd chants and flags wave in unison. The message centers on national pride and resilience amid challenging times.
A conservative critic argues that annexing Hawaii would divide the nation, fueling perpetual war and military entanglements. He contends natives prefer their former government, warns of burdens from armed forces, and predicts loss of republican ideals and lasting peace.
The battleship Oregon moves rapidly toward the seat of war and is expected to display its authority soon with power and force on display beyond compare.
A grim note foresees Cuban forces under Gomez entering Havana and men angered by Spanish troops’ atrocities against their daughters wives sisters and mothers preparing to settle scores.
An official in the present war asserts the conflict will conclude within two months at most as Spain cannot sustain battles on both land and sea.
The Sioux, Apaches and other war like tribes threaten to exploit the exposed frontier. The St. Louis Globe-Democrat suggests home guards may need practice to deter them. In such times the American with a gun may shoot at any target, Indian or Spaniard.
The New York Commercial Advertiser links the present second Spanish fleet commander to the admiral who led the Spanish contingent at Trafalgar in 1804, noting a celebrated yet flawed history. The Chicago Times-Herald cites Havana humor, while a Havana editor’s quip about Gen Lee hints at postwar job prospects in satire presses.
A Campbell California resident Mus. L. Hyman reports her son improved after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla. She notes better appetite and new life after several bottles. Hood's Pills are recommended as the companion to Hood's Sarsaparilla for liver ills.
An advertisement states The Palace Iam is prepared to do a robbin business with better goods for less. It touts whisky by the case or gallon, cigars by the hundred or thousand, mineral water and bitters, table wine, and Pabst Beer sold cheap by bottle or barrel.
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