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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1899
Page
2
Daily except Sundays notice reads corner bridge and fourth streets with rates listed as 600 and mentions subscription details.
Weather summary for 44 hours ending Dec 15 reports mean barometer 30.11 inches, max temperature 45°F, min 17°F, mean 1°F, normal 31°F. Prevailing wind from west, precipitation 0.04 inches in past 24 hours. Observed by JU Hayden, Weather Bureau.
Forecast calls for snow or rain tonight and Sunday in Mead ie with unsettled conditions. Saturday’s outlook favors mixed precipitation and cool temperatures.
President Gompers of the Federation of Labor accuses the Republican party of endorsing slave-like labor in newly annexed territories. He cites Hawaii and Cuba where workers face coercive contracts and militarized labor suppression, warning that military rule could extend to the United States itself.
Observers White Methuen Gatacre and others doubt literacy but believe the Boers can still mount resistance, signaling confidence in their combat capability despite deficiencies.
The Philadelphia Times urges charity toward all, while the Chicago Record notes class mixing. Other papers joke about baby naming fashions, a silent gallery during a political speech, and a quip about a political figure in a stocking scenario.
Public curiosity peaks as citizens of Washington express interest in viewing the remains of a man noted for living peacefully with three wives. The report frames the event as a notable social curiosity reflecting local attitudes and sensational interest.
In a Detroit Free Press style vignette, a janitor cites Boer headlines while a cook, aggrieved by a past bite incident, grumbles from the sink. The two discuss Pupe rty rumors and a Smith woman as summer plans unfold in a clipped porch exchange.
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