The Silver State newspaper notice from Winnemucca Nevada
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Corner Bridge
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Winnemucca
Silver State
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Tiffany
McKinley
Pennsylvania
Weather Summary from Winnemucca Station February 18 1901
Weather Bureau report from Winnemucca Station for the 24 hours ending 5:09 p.m. local time records a mean temperature of 36 degrees, maximum 41, minimum 90 above zero, mean barometer 29.9 inches, and 0.85 inches precipitation. Wind from the west. Forecast: fair tonight and Tuesday. Published February 18, 1901.
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U.S. Department OF Agriculture
Winnemocca Station
Hayden
Observer Weather Bureau
End of Boer War and US political turmoil grip era
The piece notes dwindling Boer victories and British retreats, Nevada land sale receipts near four million dollars, and Newlands’s irrigation bill. It discusses Oregon senatorial strains, possible extra congressional session under McKinley, and looming Philippine governance debates plus Roosevelt’s famed lion-hunting exploits.
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Nevada
Newlands
McKinley
Congress
Cuba
Quote on imperialism and self government policy
A political observer argues that those denying Filipino independence avoid full repudiation of self government by cloaking imperialist aims with commissions and delegated authority. The remark criticizes hidden control and political expediency in colonial policy.
Burlington to Butte Rail Link Rumor Sparks Debate
Telegrams report Burlington plans a line to Butte Montana fueling railroad gossip. Other items note British warships likely to be launched within a month and 20 000 troops remaining to be shipped from the Philippines before July 1. Fresno offers 60 percent of gross and a 5000 guarantee for the Jeffries Ruhlin fight at a ten day deadline. Boise dispatch records Col W Thomas Hart's suicide by leaping from a freight train into the Snake River near Huntington.
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Philippines
United States
Fresno
Cal
Jack Prince
Prince
Boise
Idaho
W. Thomas Hart
Snake River
Huntington
Col. Hart
Northwest
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