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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1901
Page
2
Notice from The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada announces subscription rates and mailing terms. The paper operates daily except Sundays from the Corner Bridge and Fourth streets location. Subscriptions: one year by mail, six months, three months, and weekly city delivery.
Weather data from Winnemucca station for the 24 hours ending 4 pm shows mean barometer 29.44, max 92, min 2 above zero, mean 72, normal 7 percent, NW wind, no precipitation. Forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Wednesday with cooler conditions. McAdie notes Tue August 13 1901.
Judge Hawley’s decision nullifies state valuation of the Central Pacific rail line, allowing each county assessor to set its own railroad value. Humboldt and surrounding counties gain relief from a potential scrip-based tax, while the Boers conflict and Nevada politics are touched by remarks on public officials and Chauncey Depew.
The Petersburg papers push for a Russia America alliance to defeat the German tariff bill now seen as inevitable. They argue US tariff grievances against Germany justify a combined effort to pressure Berlin.
Sir Thomas Lipton asserts Shamrock II is faster than Constitution and will win the America's Cup. He adds that races should stick to schedule, noting a chance he could be mistaken.
An exchange recounts a provocative claim that in 1901 freed Black people are moving north to enslave the men who freed them, framing a century earlier event as a reprise of oppression. The text contrasts white southern men and Black migrants in a grim grievance.
Signor Crispi dies in Naples. Wheat price up two cents in New York and Chicago. San Francisco reports large import of laborers threatening strikes. New York Police corruption prompts Gov Odell to order state inquiry. London reports 700 Boers killed or captured. Kruger said comatose. Opium and Chinese smuggling found in Santa Barbara. Mc Culloch gunboat unable to stop vessels. Rockhill cables final protocol draft agreed in Peking. Tariff set at 5 percent six months after signing.
Two or three unfurnished rooms available for rent suitable for housekeeping. Centrally located. Apply at this office. tf.
A list shows committee of arrangements including Miss Kate McEnerney Miss Annie Roddy Miss Hazel Bell and Miss Lucy Laveaga with doorkeepers Mrs P B Roberts Miss J W Guessford Mrs G H Nease and a note of first class music.
A piano dealer advertises direct purchase from manufacturers with thousands sold yearly. They offer lowest prices high grade instruments and ship for inspection with freight paid both ways if unsatisfactory. An unconditional guarantee accompanies each instrument and further particulars are requested in writing.
A sale advertise late popular sheet music offerings at half price. The notice emphasizes broad catalog and discounted items for music lovers and buyers seeking bargains on songbooks and scores.
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