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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1900
Page
2
The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada operates daily except Sundays under Windle and Brackett as lessees. It lists corner Bridge and Fourth Streets as the office address. Subscription rates show yearly, semiannual, and quarterly mail options, plus weekly carrier price. business correspondence to the Silver State in Winnemucca.
The report covers four hours ending 5:08 PM with mean barometer and temperatures. It notes maximum and minimum temperatures, mean and normal values, and a precipitation total for 26 hours. Forecasts call for fair weather tonight and Saturday.
In a brief statement from Canton McKinley says he will make few speeches this year and expects a thankful reception nationwide. The piece urges forming Bryan and Stevenson clubs in Humboldt County towns, with Winnemucca as a lead. It notes the Nevada Oregon California border area lacking railfacilities but rich in resources.
Elko Democrats staged a large ratification meeting before the last vote with several speakers including Congress member van Newlents. He delivered a rousing speech praising Democratic national candidates and urged organization from now until election day to keep the campaign active.
Idaho state auditor Bernet Sinclair, linked to planned outrages and persecutions during the Coeur d Alenes era, reenters the Republican fold. The piece accuses McKinley of backing federal troops to aid big Idaho mining firms suppressing labor, praising Sinclair’s criminal record as suited to party councils.
The article argues McKinley will win few German American votes, especially in the Middle West where Carl Schurz leads a large revolt among German Americans. It predicts a strong effort to shift them to the Republican party but asserts these efforts will fail and Bryan will receive at least 100,000 more votes there than in 1896, practically assuring his election.
The New York Journal argues Adlai Stevenson is the ideal running mate for William Jennings Bryan. It praises Stevenson as a steady, experienced former VP to balance Roosevelt and urges Towne to withdraw to unite reform forces behind an ideal ticket.
Between 1870 and 1897 a total of 119 women obtained degrees from Italian universities with 64 in arts 15 in physical science 14 in mathematics 7 in philosophy 4 in law and 15 in medicine. Last year women students across these universities numbered 261.
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