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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1899
Page
2
The Silver State daily issue notes weather conditions for the 4 hour ending summary with temperatures and wind. It also includes notices about subscriptions and small items on current events such as California potato prices and remarks on Dewey and Native American affairs.
The street car strike in Greater New York escalates as dynamite blasts near Thirtieth-fifth Street and Fifth Avenue spark blame on both strikers and employers. The piece argues for impartial law enforcement, condemns dynamiting as illegal, and notes the conflict began with employers’ failure to observe ten-hour laws. The author cites the Thirty-sixth Street area as a potential turning point.
A harsh critique of Secretary of War Alger as a township politician, alleging rewards for political services, mismanagement of camps, and favoritism toward railroad interests. The piece blames Algerism for Cuban campaign troubles, beef and medicine scandals, and poor aid distribution. It notes regiments from Oregon Nevada Dakotas and Utah should be mustered out where the states wish, while drought harms Cuba and farmers fear poor profits. Oregon regimental clothing orders задержаны, soldiers still shivering in camps.
A San Francisco Star excerpt rails at postmaster Montague and postal inspector Munro over efforts to curb John J. Valentine's mail to defend constitutional free discussion. It mocks lese majeste ideas, urges equal treatment of critics, and hints at broader political satire before moving to a Forest Service bulletin by Gifford Pinchot outlining forest ecology and the four chapters on tree life, forest types, forest history, and forest enemies.
Manila correspondent H Irving Hancock reports General MacArthur stating that despite rebel activity many Filipinos, called amigos, remain loyal to Aguinaldo. Amigos provide no information to the insurgents, despite links to plans and movements, challenging claims of widespread anti-American sentiment.
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