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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1900
Page
2
Daily except Sundays withes corner bridge and fourth streets subscription rates by mail six months three months by mail but by carrier in Winnemucca per week address all business correspondence to The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada.
Weather Bureau report for the 24 hours ending 6:09 pm lists mean barometer 3001, max temperature 42, min 30, mean 94, normal 28, light precipitation 0.3, wind north, and a forecast of rain tonight and likely Thursday.
Two Reno newspapers spar over Senatorial politics and the idea of P L Flanigan seeking Congress. The Silver State rebukes mention of Flanigan as a possible candidate while the Ledger defends him and mocks criticism, urging he should run for Congress despite clashes and personal grievances.
Supreme Court Justice Brewer warned at Buffalo about a too powerful standing army. He argued government by consent reduces need for soldiers and warned against sowing seeds that could harvest trouble for future generations. He noted millions of unskilled laborers south of the Mason Dixon line.
The piece defends Judge Brewer, a Republican appointed by President Harrison, as a distinguished citizen who would only leave the bench under strong national-issue pressures. It also notes Alabama and other states criminalize marriages between races and between whites and Indians or Chinese in certain states.
A Chicago Times- Herald note reports an Old Ladies Home opening in Michigan with mockery about consent. Various papers debate wartime fortunes and jokes about Marlborough and trousers. The piece cites 25,000 American soldiers applying for pensions amid postwar concerns.
Perry Hutchinson of Marysville found an old sow with a litter of pigs in a hog pasture near a creek and a dead wildcat nearby. The sow had killed the large predator in a fair fight. Hutchinson recalls the sow barked once like a dog and he bolted over a fence.
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