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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1901
Page
2
The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada shows daily operation except Sundays. It lists subscription rates for one year six months and three months by mail and a weekly carrier rate in Winnemucca. The paper directs business correspondence to The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada.
Weather data from Winnemucca Station for 24 hours ending 5 09 PM reports mean barometer 30.50 inches and mean temperature 40 degrees with highs 51 and lows 24 above zero. Precipitation 0 inches. Wind from the west. Forecast shows showers this afternoon, cloudy tonight and Tuesday. Meh. February 26 1901.
Carson correspondent notes lawmakers fear insurance firms will withdraw if the repeal fails, while most business people and policyholders favor repeal. The Silver State criticizes the Legislature for ignoring public demand, calling the bluff claim unfounded and forecasting political peril for some legislators.
The San Francisco Board of Trade mails circulars to Nevada merchants urging repeal of the insurance law, arguing it harms insurers, cuts credit from wholesalers, and risks ruin to state buyers. The Independent praises repeal for state interests and warns fusion forces will bear political consequences in upcoming elections.
Chicago railway officials issue an order threatening immediate dismissal for conductors found to have onion odor on duty. The edict does not ban garlic.
The tariff war with Russia is described as a very serious affair sparked by favoritism toward the sugar trust and not likely to boost public respect for the Administration.
The passage notes Republicans seek to lessen Eddie's upcoming crowning compared to Mac's. It also mentions Representative Feeley of Chicago, a Democrat, as the youngest member of the next House at twenty five.
Charles A. Kyle aged 71 a native of Virginia died in Winnemucca Nevada on February 25 1901.
A Nevada Humboldt County bank reports its assets and liabilities with details on loans discounts reserves and deposits. Cashier Geo B Nixon signs a sworn statement dated February with notary M S Bonnifield witnessing.
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