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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1900
Page
2
The notice lists subscription rates for mail and carrier delivery to Winnemuces, with a header and address for business correspondence to The Silver State in Winnemuces. The fragment references Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets and mentions weekly carrier pricing.
Weather Bureau report for 24 hours ending 6 09 PM with mean barometer 36 GL maximum 4 degrees minimum 26 above zero mean 3 degrees normal a degrees prevailing wind W. Precipitation for 24 hours T. Feb 5 IS above zero JG. Hayden, Weather Bureau.
Fair weather prints the night and Tuesday with cooler air tonight. Willson reports a burglary at a Reno business where thieves looted a safe of $60, a notable local crime note amid market and corporate rating chatter. The New York Sun highlights a new French smokeless powder with high precision, power, and low recoil and smoke.
The Cincinnati Enquirer questions how long loyal Americans will defend McKinley as scandals surface. It alleges Gage violated statutes and showed favoritism toward banks, hints the president may not have known.
Farmers and stock raisers gain pleasure from rising livestock values. The Orange Judd Farmer reports January 1 valuations at 2,558,111,000 dollars, up 15.6 percent from last year. Sheep valuations leap from 52,000,000 to 127,000,000 within the year, about 8 percent per head.
The piece cites the Boer triangle from Dom Paul and quotes the London Truth on paying the butcher’s bill for war. It notes an odd for sale notice for a military collection from General Joubert and references Sir Redvers Buller. It also mentions Abraham Lincoln’s Kentucky birthplace and Brigham H. Roberts’ congressional expulsion debate.
A window exhibit claiming to show replica legs of actress Blanche Bates leads to a lawsuit for infringement or unpaid commissions. The Syracuse Herald notes the hoster’s actions are harsh, with the Newark Advertiser calling him a mean robber of an actress’s livelihood.
Sixty percent of sunstroke cases prove fatal in Buenos Ayres with 219 cases reported Sunday. The Hay-Pounceforte treaty amendment on the Nicaragua canal is signed at the State Department. Mr. Macrum visits the State Department for talks with Dr. Hall. Major General Henry W. Lawton lies in state in Fort Wayne as veterans guard the casket of Major John A Logan in Chicago before transport to Youngstown Ohio.
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