Windle and Bracket Lessees Notice at Corner Bridge and Fourth
Advertisement style notice for Windle and Bracket lessees at the corner of Bridge and Fourth Streets. It lists daily except Sundays and subscription rates by mail for six months and three months, with carrier options in Winnemucca Nevada. All business correspondence to The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada.
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Ntice
Corner Bridge
Fourth Streets
Autres
Winnemucen
Silver State
Winnemuces Nevada
Weather Report From WinneMucca Station January 14
The Weather Bureau report lists mean barometer 40.0 inches, max and min temperatures 4 and 38 or 40 degrees, mean 40, normal 27, wind from the west, and 24 hour precipitation of .10 inches. Forecast calls for cloudy skies with probable rain tonight and Tuesday.
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Department OF Agriculture
WinneMucca Station
Jan
Zor
J. C. Hayden
Observer Weather Bureau
Divorce suit filed in Cleveland with weekly alimony set
A divorce suit was filed in Cleveland, Ohio, with the court ordering the wife to pay her husband four dollars weekly until a decision is made. The report notes that whiskey and tobacco provided the major share of internal revenue for the year. It adds that wine bibbers and nicotine users contribute substantially to fiscal receipts.
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Cleveland
British Forces Gather for South Africa Command
Armies destined for South Africa join those already there, yielding a potential 200,000 strong force under Lord Roberts. About thirty thousand troops are now on the way or ready to embark.
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South Africa
Lord Roberts
Dom Paul plans reception for 30000 British prisoners at Pretoria
The article reports Dom Paul arranging to receive 30,000 British prisoners at Pretoria with expected inclusion of Kandahar Roberts and Sirdar Kitchener. It notes renewed Indian government silver buying, likely lifting silver prices due to rupee coinage needs. It also lists the 1900 eclipses: May 28 sun, June 12 moon, and November 22 sun.
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Dom Paul
Pretoria
Kandahar Roberts
Sirdar Kitchener
London
Wheat earns farmer money while nails cost triple
The Cleveland Recorder notes a Kansas farmer earns about forty five cents per bushel of wheat yet pays three times as much for nails as before McKinley’s presidency. He still gets good dollars for wheat, but those dollars buy fewer nails, a paradox the piece calls strange.
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Cleveland Recorder
Kansas
McKinley
United States to Lead at Paris Exposition Space
The United States will feature a larger exhibit at Paris Exposition than any country except France. The American display will be several times bigger than Great Britain’s and as large as Russia’s and Germany’s combined, with France using half the total space.
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United States
France
Great Britain
Russia
Grmany
Colorado court rules railroad passes not subject to forgery crime
The Railway and Engineering Review notes that in Colorado forging a railroad pass is not a crime. The court held that a pass is a revocable gift with no inherent value, so transferring it to someone other than the beneficiary does not injure the railroad.
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Atappers
The
Railway and Engineering Review
Colorado
Silver dollars minted and bullion outlook described
The last fiscal year produced 18,254,707 silver dollars at an average silver cost of ninety cents per ounce. Total silver dollars coined since 1878 reach 482,622,376 and bullion remaining in the treasury could bring the grand total to about 600,000,000. Coinage will end when treasury bullion is exhausted as no law authorizes further silver purchases beyond small coin needs.
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United States
Rosser indicted for murderous assault in New York
The New York grand jury indicted Rosser for murderous assault after a prior dismissal due to the missing witness. The court had failed to issue a bench warrant, a duty cited as essential to proceed. Cecil Rhodes fears Boer capture, plans emergency escape with a balloon and two escorts.
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Rosser
New York
Whir of the Wheel and Farther Bicycle Feats
An Irish observer notes a wheelman’s fall over a wall and jokes about their leaps. Reports recount billiards on bicycles in Chicago with £500 stakes per side, and a giant six inch tubing bicycle built for advertising. A rash rider aims to ride 100 miles daily for a year, others pursue extreme cycling feats, while foreign riders face higher costs and self financing as imports wane.
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Chicago
Sulphur Experiment Blackens Silver and Watch
A Portland man who placed sulfur in his shoes to ward off grippe reports emitting sulphurous fumes. He notes his silver pocket change darkened and the mate’s silver watch from a vessel carrying sulfur to Portland last week became thoroughly blackened by the same cause.
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Portland
Grippe
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Weather Bureau Report
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Cecil Rhodes
Kimberley
Rhodes
Hostetter
Cyrus Noble
J. & F. Martell
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Watsontown
Hoods Sarsaparill
Bartic
Hood
Sara
the Palace
P. B. Roberts
Old Hermitage
Jesse Moore
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Merenanore
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Hollingsworth
Kentucky
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P. A. Pinson
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J. H. Hoyt
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Winnemnnoc
Reinharts
D. Cordano
Gilbert
M. Hofman
Eeer
E. Reinhart & CO
the First National Bank Winnemugca. New
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F.M. Lee
J. Sibbal4
Geo. $. Kixon
C. W. Wbride
Df. Clark H. Busch
Moore
C.B. Brown & CO
Winnemucca Bottling Works
Short Bros., Props
Winnnemucca, Ney
PABST
Milwaukee Beer
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