Weather Bureau Report From 1498 Winnremccca Station
Weather Bureau report dated February 15 1498 from Winnremccca station notes 44 hours of conditions to 6 o’clock, 24 hour forecast elements include maximum and minimum temperatures, precipitation, wind direction and velocity, and barometric readings. Agent C A Bogeus signs off as Weather Bureau agent.
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Winnremccca Station
Dereus
Legre
W. Poowip
C. A. Bogeus
War in Cuba. United States betrayed by bondholders and rulers
The piece condemns U S policy on Cuban independence, asserting government treachery driven by bondholders who profit from Spain. It argues three years of war cost 600,000 lives and accuses Congress and administration of supporting tyranny to appease Anglo-Saxon financiers, labeling America untrue to liberty. Brinn's Iconoclast.
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Altho
Cuba
Spain
John Ball
London
Armenia
John Bail
America
Israel
Brinn
That Overwhelming Victory in McKinley Victory Debate
The Los Angeles Herald cites a 271 to 176 electoral vote result, asserting a narrow margin of 40 000 votes. It argues four states held 48 electoral votes can swing the outcome, noting the money question remains unsettled and trust influence is cited as decisive in 1900.
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Los Angeles Herald
William McKinley
Herald
William J. Bryan
Bryan
California
Kentucky
Oregon
Ohio
McKinley
Cuban issue sparks bitterness over narrow victory
The Stockton Mail condemns the Cuban situation describing the president as a weak leader elected by a slim margin in four states. It notes four states favor free silver, and cites pending U S officials yet to disavow Deputy de Lome. General Woodford reports an avowal is forthcoming. Swain seeks to soften Spain's stance and apologize to the United States, a difficult concession for Madrid.
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Stockton Mail
de Lome
State Department
Woodford
Swain
United States
Spain
San Francisco Delegates End Up in Inebriate Asylum
The men sent East to represent San Francisco at the Chierno exhibit to attract Klondike trade have been on a long jamboree and are now confined in the inebriate asylum. The affair is dismissed as a commonplace mismanagement common to California.
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San Francisco
California
Kentucky Senate Bill Seeks Prizefighting Regime
The Kentucky senate sees an exact copy of Nevada prizefighting law introduced as a bill. If Kentucky wants prizefights it should kill the bill. Nevada has already hosted that fight since its law passed.
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Nevada
Kentucky
Carson
Hood's Sarsaparilla Restores Health Says Avoustis Savas
Avoustis Savas of Starkville Colorado reports impure blood caused sores on his wrist and red marks on his face. After taking Hood's Sarsaparilla his face clears and wrist sores heal. Hood's Pills claim to ease liver ills. mail order 25 cents from C L Hood & Co Lowell MA.
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Avoustis Savas
Starkville
Colorado
Hood
C. L. Hood & Co
Lowell
Yes
Candy Cathartic and Pain Balm Advertisements
An old advertisement promotes C C C candy cathartic as a pleasant medical discovery for kidneys liver and bowels and claims it cleanses the system dispels colds and cures headaches fever and constipation. It also extols Chamberlain's Pain Balm as a proven remedy for pain with a testimonial from L G Bayley of California. W A Brown is listed as a seller.
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Chamberlain
L. G. Bayley
Hueneme
Cal
W. A. Brown
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