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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1895
Page
2
The Silver State Publishing Company announces subscriptions by mail and carrier. Rates include 24 cents per week delivered by carrier and advertising rates with square measurements and discounts for regular advertisers. The Nevada publication is based in Lovelock with offices on Gov. Bridge and Fourth Streets.
The piece recalls 1893 and 1894 statements by Mr. Cleveland blaming the Sherman act and currency policy for national woes. It notes wrong forecasts, predicts repeal of the purchasing clause would bring prosperity, and cites critics calling him “The Stuffed Prophet” as evidence of inferior staffing.
The inaugural address of Hon. Silas A. Holcomb, Nebraska's new Populist governor, delivered to the legislature on Thursday, is a dignified state paper. It adopts a patriotic, nonpartisan tone and conservative suggestions, contrasting with Governor Waite's message and earning broad civics appeal.
The passage condemns wealthy men as self serving and disconnected from common humanity. It contrasts their abundant blood with the frailty of the poor and the vulnerable, implying moral superiority for those who neither seek wealth nor power. The rhetoric targets Senator Fair as a symbol of such elite excess.
Reports indicate Madrid may grant limited self rule to Cuba. Officials discuss autonomy measures while tensions over colonial governance persist.
The piece notes a U S law against invading foreign paupers and criminals and faults the Cleveland administration for sending only one such person abroad despite a flood of alleged dregs from foreign workhouses and prisons arriving on American shores.
Opinion pieces discuss spending by the rich as beneficial to the economy and employment, arguing money moves through multiple hands and helps the poor indirectly. Advertisements urge Hood's Sarsaparilla, jewelers, watch repair, and Rinehart & Co. photographers returning to work. The tone reflects period concerns with health cures and consumer ads.
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