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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1898
Page
2
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U S department weather summary from Innemucca station notes four hour period ending 6 o clock. Barometer and wind direction recorded with temperatures listed. Observed mean temperature around zero to five degrees with a minimum near four degrees above zero.
Fair tonight and Sunday with stationary temperature. Calm winds and no precipitation expected in the area. Expected high and low temperatures remain steady as the region continues its mild spell.
The Silver State interviews Francis G. Newlands, arguing he may seek the Nevada Senate if Stewart cannot win. The paper notes Newlands supported Stewart previously, praises both men as silver advocates, and predicts Newlands could become senator. Additional items cover military moves, election returns, and various ad blurbs and testimonials.
The Ancient Order of United Working records over the past decade indicate four and a half percent of all payments went to dependents of personal crisis reports, totaling a lump sum of 2,420,000 dollars.
Governor Tanner of Illinois was indicted for omission of duty by the Macoupin county grand jury in connection with the Virden riots. He says he believes the case to be a political scheme.
In the Second Judicial District Court Humboldt County Nevada the estate of G A Krenkel is probated. On December 1 1898 at 10 AM in Winnemucca Courtroom the will of G A Krenkel is to be proven and Mary Krenkel seeks letters testamentary. Any interested person may appear and contest the petition. Clerk George E Miller by J T Dunn Deputy signs the notice.
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