New Year Holiday Schedule From The Silver Stare
The office at COR BRIDGE AND FOURTH 8Ts announces tomorrow is New Year’s Day a national holiday so no Silver Stare will be issued. The next issue will be Monday the third day of the new year.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1897
Page
4
The office at COR BRIDGE AND FOURTH 8Ts announces tomorrow is New Year’s Day a national holiday so no Silver Stare will be issued. The next issue will be Monday the third day of the new year.
The Silver State extends New Year wishes and predicts 1898 brings prosperity for Humboldt County. Mining, particularly the Golconda copper belt, is seen as the standout growth area with gold silver and other minerals driving improved production and value. Agricultural prices and sheep farming are also poised for gains, potentially eliminating farm mortgages within the year.
In New England, the stronghold of protection, most factories have cut wages for the new year. The text argues workers who supported McKinley should bear the brunt of this system’s costs, claiming they favored the president’s policy.
A note directs readers to visit F. C. Robins & Co. to purchase handkerchiefs. The item promotes the shop's offerings.
A Sacramento Bee report recounts Rev. Hugh Johnston’s anti blue laws tirade at a Washington church attended by President McKinley. The piece criticizes Johnston for politicizing religion and calls on the president to oppose such rhetoric.
Political rivals claim they can beat Hanna in the Ohio senate contest but expect to yield when time arrives and concede as the so-called boodler of the century is poised to win.
In a full report the show is Nevada representative Newlands scoring a tight victory over administration Republicans in the House committee. His amendment to fund Carson mint salaries and running costs passed narrowly, with solid Republican opposition. The outcome hinges on future reporting after holidays as to whether the mint's appropriation remains.
Historical commentary accuses President McKinley and his cabinet of pushing for a relief expedition to Dawson while reliable info suggests no relief is needed. The piece claims hypocritical rhetoric will pivot to recognizing Cuban independence after it is achieved without U S help.
A St. Louis Globe-Democrat note quotes a young husband predicting any proposed biscuit trust will be hard to break if it resembles his wife’s initial attempt at baking the favorite food.
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