Weather Bureau Report From Siler State Block
The Weather Bureau report covers conditions at the Siler State block area near Bridge and Fourth Streets. Reports note atmospheric readings and recent patterns affecting the local district.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1896
Page
2
The Weather Bureau report covers conditions at the Siler State block area near Bridge and Fourth Streets. Reports note atmospheric readings and recent patterns affecting the local district.
The goldbug Call and Chronicle of San Francisco attack Bryan and Sewall to rally Populists against silver. They claim reformers fear office, while denouncing English and European gold interests. The piece argues Populists will endorse Bryan at St Louis or at the polls, warning McKinley faces Western and Middle states hostility and a 1776 style independence moment in 1896.
The text reflects partisan rhetoric predicting a landslide and urging unity among silver forces to secure Bryan's presidential victory, noting divisions in the past campaign and asserting forthcoming support to place Bryan in the presidency.
Reno Gazette misstates Nixon as current Silver party chair. James H. Kinkead of Storey county was elected chairman at the last state convention. Nixon remains a Silver party member supporting Bryan and Sewall, advocating unity to boost free coinage and democracy against McKinley.
Five hundred Cleveland women traveled to Canton and gave McKinley an ovation. A spokeswoman tossed bouquets of oratory toward the Little Napoleon, who replied in kind as the crowd dispersed in a hush at Mark Hanna's political substitute’s home.
The author notes a stark ratio of fourteen to one between the poor and rich at next week's St. Louis conventions, mirroring last week's Chicago gathering. The piece warns laborers to reflect on the 27 millionaires to one hopeful at the convention that nominated McKinley if he is elected.
Conventions of the Silver party and Populists planned in Louis next week aim to ease public sentiment after last month’s Republican ratification meeting in the city endorsing Mark Hanna’s presidential nominee.
Ninety percent should take Hood's Sarsaparilla this season to prevent debility and disease. The remedy promises health and nerve strength with Hood's Pills easy to buy and use. Fireworks and related items such as firecrackers Roman candles and torpedoes are sold at Leonards' Retail and Commission Store.
On account of sickness I offer for sale the entire hotel property in upper Winnemucca. A money making opportunity with reasonable terms to the right party. Momas Shone, a 23tf. Proprietor Busch Hotel.
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