Silver StateOffice Address Note
A clipped notice lists COR.BRIDGE AND FOURTH with figures 873 600 1% 3, implying a local administrative or financial reference. No additional context or details are provided in the legible fragment.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1897
Page
2
A clipped notice lists COR.BRIDGE AND FOURTH with figures 873 600 1% 3, implying a local administrative or financial reference. No additional context or details are provided in the legible fragment.
In February 1897 the Stockton Mail quotes the New York Herald criticizing the gold standard, arguing a financial system that would fail at war shows weakness. The piece contends silver mine owners and gold bugs undermine readiness and patriotism, favoring the Cameron Cuban resolutions as a humane stance.
The Ogden Standard reports on a Philadelphia Times analysis alleging William McKinley’s cabinet choices were manipulated by Henry M. Hanna to clear the way for Hanna’s own rise to the United States Senate. It cites Ohio politics, Sherman’s resignation, and Lyman Gage as part of a Wall Street driven plan to control the presidency.
Local shops offer hand made gloves from A Ruckteschler Winne muceca and Ed Emmong Lovelock with a guarantee they will not rip. Quality workmanship advertised for winter wear.
Congress in a joint session counted the electoral votes and announced William McKinley and Garret Hobart as elected president and vice president for the term starting March 4. McKinley led with 271 votes to Bryan’s 176. Hobart also had 271 to Sewall 149 and Watson 27. The session lasted about fifty minutes with no incident.
The Second Judicial District of Nevada Humboldt County issues an order to show cause in the estate of Alex Wine deceased. Creditors First National Bank of Winnemucca and John Harrison petition for sale of real estate to pay debts and administration costs. A hearing is set for January 18 at 10 am in Winnemucca to determine if an order authorizing sale should be granted. notice to be published for four weeks in the Silver State.
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