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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1898
Page
2
The Spanish minister at Washington Senor de Lome faces resignation calls after writing to a friend that President McKinley is a low politician seeking party favor. The remark is noted as a rare truth in diplomacy and triggers ethics concerns.
The Stockton Mail denounces a Arlington banquet where cabinet members ate $150 per plate while 100000 New York women and girls earn only 3 per week. It questions national prosperity and accuses elites of hypocrisy amid wage inequality and war memory.
Wharton Barker of the Philadelphia American ridicules Congressman Dingley for his remarks on the Teller resolution. Barker says Dingley opened the debate but displayed finance knowledge on par with his natural history knowledge, claiming the pending resolution carries a sting in its tail.
The report notes Jerry Simpson challenged Dingley in Congress over the author of the Republican tariff bill wearing a London made hat. It suggests critics accuse such figures of advocating home industry while sourcing goods abroad. Simpson pressed the point that London supplied both the hat and the policy.
The St. Louis Globe-Democrat reports internal tensions as J Addison Porter is blamed for a heavier burden within the administration amid efforts to host social events at the White House.
Advertisement touts Pure blood health claims and Hood's Sarsaparilla while promoting Winnemucca to Chicago and Ogden to Chicago routes with faster travel times. Through Pullman sleepers and dining cars are highlighted. Contact H. Kitto or D. E. Burley for folders and information. Also mentions tobacco habit cure and druggist availability.
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