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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1898
Page
2
The report lists mean barometer 29.41 inches, maximum temperature 26 degrees, minimum 10 degrees, mean 18 degrees. Wind direction noted. Precipitation for four hours 12 inches. Min temperature January 10 and 0 degrees. C A Rogers Weather Bureau agent notes daily conditions.
The article argues against repealing civil service laws, criticizing moves in Congress to restore the spoils system. It recalls the 1896 Democratic platform favoring merit based appointments and fixed terms, noting Mr. Bryan’s stance and public sentiment supporting the civil service. It warns that reverting to spoils would be a grave backward step for the nation.
A Kansas snake tamer who kept a live bull snake in his pocket with loose change was robbed by a pickpocket at a circus. His fright led to his arrest as a result. The Rochester Democrat and Chronicle recommends snakes as protection against pickpockets especially for ladies who carry handbags and purses.
Leaders of diverse silver factions met in Washington to consolidate forces for the fall congressional race. They pledged a solid front against the Republicans who support the gold standard.
An exchange notes how a young girl who was named Mary changed spelling in stages. She grew to college age dropping the r to become Mary and after marriage the y was dropped, now called Ma in formal and casual use.
Jim Searles reports a Bradshaw mountains silver mine in Arizona yields high grade ore with 14 inches already mined at 300 feet depth. A carload of machinery was sent to equip further developments as Searles aims to double prior $38,000 output this year.
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