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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1901
Page
2
Daily except Sundays office at Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets lists subscription rates by mail and carrier in Winnemucca Nevada. Rates shown include yearly and shorter terms with per-week carrier option, and the notice requests business communications to The Silver State in Winnemucca Nevada.
Weather data from Wisyemocca Station December 23 1901 reports mean barometer 30.0 inches mean temp 49 degrees with a 0.00 inch 24 hour precipitation. Forecast calls for fair weather and colder tonight and Wednesday. Navy yard laborer wage dispute in Washington and Admiral testimony on Brooklyn loop position and distance against four Spanish cruisers.
A critic argues that protection legislation that enables higher wages will not reliably raise wages. He asserts that most employers buy labor as they buy materials, at the lowest possible figure, regardless of their capacity to pay more.
The State Department claims a clever plan to win Miss Stone’s release but withholds details. The article mocks the department’s secrecy as less ingenious than a typical Indian in obtaining firewater and derides its diplomacy as inferior to that of the noble redman.
The Washington governor ridicules President Roosevelt over discussing trusts in his message and questions why the Attorney General does not pursue the railroad combine. He notes a lack of consistency since the Attorney General was a trust attorney before his appointment, as Northwest states prepare for a joint conference in Helena.
The administration’s comments praise the Schley board majority, making Admiral Dewey a target for attack for a minority report supporting Schley. It questions Dewey’s Manila Bay actions and cites his Santiago victory as condemned by Secretary Long’s circle.
Mrs Adeline Barrett dies of starvation in Pasadena after refusing to beg. Navy Historian Maclay silent on resignation request. Zacatecas market collapse kills forty five and injures many. Governor Crane declines Roosevelt cabinet offer for business. Mrs H W Stone shoots husband during moment of insanity in Lincoln County. Pope condemns excessive liberty of thought, warns against socialism and church divisions. A J Snell credits Cholera remedy for party readiness. Green's August Flower touted for digestion and vitality with Brown Bros. as retailer.
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