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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1900
Page
2
Daily except Sundays at Corner Bridge and Fourth streets Winnemucca Nevada. Subscription rates shown for one year six months and three months by mail or by carrier. Address all business correspondence to The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada.
Weather Bureau report from Winnemucca station notes 24 hour period ending 5 09 PM local time with mean barometer 30 inches, maximum 52 degrees, minimum 7 degrees above zero, mean 4 degrees, normal 32 degrees, prevailing wind direction 8, and zero precipitation. Observer J Hayden.
Fair conditions are forecast for tonight and Friday. The outlook notes clear skies with no precipitation and moderate temperatures. No strong winds are expected, and travel should remain routine.
The bulletin reports O. J. Smith a Reno barrister and R. W. Parry a Reno stockman in San Francisco sharing views on politics. Smith predicts a Republican walkover this fall with a return to good times silencing discontent and restoring calm reason. The piece notes excitement across mining camps and urges optimism for the Comstock century.
The Chicago Record warns the Aguinaldo writings worsen the Philippine issue while the Memphis Appeal cites a magazine article. The Washington Post links Havana society events to trouble, and the Denver Post mocks Pretoria prison boredom. A New York man elopes after divorce suit, a jab at lawyers in Chicago Times-Herald.
Adelbert 58 Hay the United States Consul at Pretoria arrived at Lorenzo Marquez on his way to the Transvaal. Rear Admiral Beresford left London for the continent heading to Malato to take charge of the second British Mediterranean fleet. Nine buildings burned in Fayette Indiana with losses around 60000. Seven were business houses. The city engine house and the Fayette Ice Company's plant burned. A Goodrich was arrested at Sioux City Iowa for murdering John Robson, his partner in the con-
Robson murdered in his office and a suspect at large. Mrs. Louise Schaeffer killed in Chicago by Nicholas Hotzler who then fatally shot himself amid alleged insanity over a rejected marriage. Bank embezzlement case staged as Charles B. Cole waives exam and awaits grand jury. Parochial school fire in St Louis claims Sister Stanislaus and Mary Foley. Cold snap yields two Chicago deaths and frostbite cases as police aid the homeless. Dispatch from Pekin notes unconfirmed death of Emperor Kw ang Su and alarm over safety of missionaries. General Merritt outlines plans for funeral escort for Major-General Lawton remains.
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