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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1894
Page
2
The item lists subscription terms for the Silver State and advertising rates, plus a February 1884 Weather Bureau report from Winnemucca Station with temperatures, barometer, wind and precipitation. It includes a dated 1894 reference and a political-legal opinion about injunctions and tax burdens attributed to the National Watchman.
The Atlanta Constitution contends that using the gold reserve as Carlisle does would make bond issuance endless. As gold is paid out for obligations new bonds would be issued, increasing taxation and debt. It questions whether such a policy reflects democracy or honesty.
The piece argues poverty causes deep, unseen suffering for families amid plenty. It contrasts poverty with violence, urging readers to acknowledge slow, daily privation as a grave tragedy. It highlights breadwinners out of work and children facing cold and hunger in cities.
A 300 foot high wheel modeled on Chicago’s Ferris wheel is planned near London with forty passenger cars on the circumference. East St. Louis reports a man who attached a baby coffin to collect rent from the father. Rear Admiral Worden, 76, of the Monitor fame, is living in Washington on the retired list. Mississippi aims to end the penitentiary lease and run a 5000 acre convict farm, learning from Texas. John Brown’s Fort from Harper’s Ferry will return to Virginia after exhibiting in Chicago. Simmons Liver Regulator is advertised for energy.
In Winnemucca on February 18 an infant son of Mr. and Mrs. M Bonnifield died at 19 months. The child is identified as McKaskia Bonnifield. Funeral arrangements were not listed.
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