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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1901
Page
2
The Silver State ad lists Windle and Brackeit as lessees with daily issues except Sundays. Office at Corner Bridge and Fourth streets promotes subscriptions by mail and carrier rates for Winnemucca, Nevada.
Weather report from Winnemucca Station for 24 hours ending 5 09 PM notes mean barometer 30.29 and temperatures from 4 above to 33 degrees with a mean of 14 and no precipitation. Forecast fair and continued cold tonight and Tuesday. Observed notes include wind from the east and a normal February climate.
The piece derides a plan for Congress to authorize Mr. McKinley to set up a civil government in the Philippines as a job scheme for Republicans. It notes Cuban views on the Pan-American exposition and argues the Senate resists being forced into action, a long-standing habit.
William A. Brady the prize fight promoter says Roosevelt is the bravest man on earth and remarks that at least one other man shares that opinion.
The statement that natives are not honest enough to hold office is portrayed as a prelude to a broad expansion of American influence in the islands. The comment is treated as signaling a policy shift and raised concerns about control and governance in the Philippines.
An authoritative statement says Hon. D B Hill is not a candidate for the Democratic Presidential nomination. The writer wagers annual subscriptions against nickels that Hill will not decline a nomination if offered.
The Senate adopted a resolution asking Secretary Root for information on Porto Rico policy. Root stated the territory is under civil government and his department has no further role, implying limited federal involvement.
A roundup notes the U.S. draft pool at 10,422,043 and 23,000 psychiatric patients in New York’s asylums. It cites Roberts on coin usage, California’s outsized production for 100 million consumers, Florence Maybrick parole hopes, Mrs Nation in Atchison, Paris electric rail death trap incidents, and last week’s eight fatalities from feed rail contact.
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