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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1901
Page
2
The Silver State publication listing its office at Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets details subscription rates for various periods and delivery by mail or carrier in Winnemucca, Nevada. It notes daily publication except Sundays and provides mailing addresses for business correspondence.
Weather Bureau report for the Winnemucca station dated February 12, 1900 covers 24 hours ending 5:09 p.m. local time with mean barometer 30.46, maximum temperature 4 degrees, minimum minus 3, mean 16, normal 34, wind north, no precipitation, forecast cloudy tonight and Thursday.
The annual pension appropriation before Congress totals 145 245 230, the largest on record. Officials note the rise since the Civil War era, with 993 529 current pensioners and 40 645 new claims last year. Critics condemn fraud and partisan manipulation by the Pension Bureau and call for justice for rightful beneficiaries.
William J. Bryan backs Mayor Van Wyck in keeping the New York City hall flag at full staff upon Queen Victoria’s death. He argues flags on public buildings should honor heroes of freedom rather than royalty.
In a recent after dinner speech Mr. Justice Harlan denied sharing his views on the insular cases before the Supreme Court. He asserted he has not given away his attitude and maintains neutrality.
Senator Gallinger says the Congressional private pension mill grinds too much grist and urges a brake through an investigative committee to probe abuses and waste. He argues for oversight to curb excesses in pension administration.
Nevada lawmakers show languor yet pull per diem payments as sessions stall and debate lags. Officials report budget and scheduling strains, while members continue to claim daily allowances despite waning energy.
Mrs Nation acted quickly upon hearing the Kansas Legislature considered a joint resolution. She grabbed her hatchet in response to the political development.
Opening the West valleys to storage reservoirs would create a thousand farms and homes, drawing thousands of families who would require plows wagons machines and household goods. The continual demand would feed the producing East, benefiting Massachusetts.
Judge Jacob Blair former Utah Superior Judge and Lincoln associate dies at Salt Lake City aged 80. Secret orders reported to Ohio lawmakers to mobilize for Friday night in Cincinnati to block the Jeffries Ruhlin prize fight.
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