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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1899
Page
2
The Silver State listing provides subscription and delivery details with pricing, origins, and contact points. It mentions George S. Nixon and lists office location at Corner Bridge and Fourth streets with various mailing options and carrier rates in Wisner.
Weather data for 44 hours ending at 6 09 am shows mean pressure 29.59 inches, max 90 and min 63, mean temp 74 with normal 71, precipitation 0.00. Other items cover Kentucky state elections, a California automobile trip, Civil Service hearings in Concord New Hampshire, Guatemala bond repudiation, Tod Sloan jockeying, Texas flood aid, and the Paris wreck current finding clarifying captain blame.
The article recalls how yellow journals hype Cape Nome riches drawing gullible readers to Alaska. Reliable reports from Beattle describe cold, scurvy, hardship and few gold prospects, arguing that publishing such fakes was nearly a crime and warning readers against further misled ventures.
San Francisco honors the Oregon regiment returning from fourteen months abroad with a royal welcome. The display reflects national patriotism and underscores American unity. Other volunteers will soon pass through Nevada en route to the East, with Nevada poised to honor the brave soldiers.
A 19th century editorial defends military volunteering for the Spanish war and condemns apathy toward new calls. It argues gender roles in mining and business diminish women who seek professional success, urging men to be respected and urging women to uphold “womanly” conduct. It contends true honor comes from mutual respect between sexes.
A windswept note cites General Otis requesting 2600 horses from the Philippines. The move aims to bolster the horse market though the added value may barely cover the war tax on horse sellers.
Senor Emilo Castelar, noted Republican orator and statesman, has died in Murcia. A veteran of Spain’s political upheavals, he led republican efforts, served as minister of Foreign Affairs, and briefly held executive power before resigning during the tumultuous 1870s. He later returned to the Cortes and was celebrated for his oratory. His life included exile, revolutionary activity, and a long career as a prolific writer.
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