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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1900
Page
2
Daily except Sundays listing subscription rates by mail and weekly price in Winnemucca, with address for business correspondence to The Silver State Winnemac? Serada.
A mixed aged era report includes a Weather Bureau observation for January 19 1900 with mean temperature 42 degrees and normal 24 degrees and a forecast of cloudy conditions. The page also mentions William J Bryan addressing Kentucky legislators proposing laws on campaign funding and election betting, General Joe Wheeler returning, and a Russian cattle range with a snow glass device for protection.
An exchange recounts a New Jersey lake fisherman tying his line to his wrist while rowing. A twenty-pound carp towed him under and dragged him for a distance before he reached shore and freed the line. The carp then swam away with it, surfacing at times to reveal a two foot length and about twenty pounds. The teller may have exaggerated the tale.
The Burlington Gazette claims Republican manipulators have inflated values since McKinley became president. It argues prosperity is artificial and would vanish if Democrats win next year, predicting higher rhetoric from GOP leaders and a return to normal prices.
Carson Appeal notes editors in Nevada mock Stewart's Senate remarks delivered January 11. They point readers to the Congressional Record pages 796 to 801 but decline to read the speech, citing Nevada Senators' displeasure and a decided aversion to Stewart's rhetoric.
Senator Morgan spoke against the finance bill during today’s Senate session. The remarks referenced concerns about economic impact and fiscal policy.
A London cabinet meeting outlined the coming session's legislative programme and Queen's speech. A Hamburg dispatch says the Bundestrath cargo was redelivered and will reload. steamer to sail for Delagoa Bay Monday. The Senate Privileges and Elections panel resumes bribery inquiries into Senator Clark of Montana. Bank of Eiletsville Indiana was robbed. $1,500 taken with nitro excavation. The robbers escaped on a handcar. The Senate passed a resolution asking for President's info on Transvaal recognition. House pension bill discussion cites 25,000 Spanish war claims. Sioux City affair over Dr. Gustave Mahe’s remains proceeds amid family arrangements.
Advertisement touts Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters as a cure for constipation indigestion and dyspepsia claiming fifty years of use. It promises bowel regulation appetite improvement and renewed health with a private revenue stamp on the bottle neck as a guaranty.
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