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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1899
Page
2
The Silver State daily newspaper lists subscription rates for home delivery by carrier in Willerucen, with weekly pricing and Saturday/Sunday options. Irregularities in the text suggest a partialOCR of pricing and route details.
The Weather Bureau notes 44 hours ending 5:00 AM July 21 at Meam station with barometer 2.68 inches and temperatures ranging from 4 to 76 degrees. SW winds and no precipitation reported. July 22 forecast calls for fair conditions tonight and Saturday.
In a pointed editorial the Salt Lake Tribune advocates replacing General Otis with General Wheeler upon arrival in the Philippines. It argues for open press access and truthful reporting to inform the American people, warning against suppression of facts by military leadership. It also notes the army’s imperial duties but insists officers should not fear honest reporting from major papers.
The Sacramento Bee warns that the correspondents in the Philippines protest censorship by General Otis. It argues the public deserves uncolored reports and that suppression damages trust, noting foreign translations confirm resistance and suggest Otis may need a more capable commander to subdue Aguinaldo. The piece links truth to U.S. policy on expansion and future costs.
Ogden Standard argues McKinley should replace Otis with General Lawton in the Philippines. The piece praises Lawton's familiarity with Filipino tactics and terrain and contends he could quickly subdue Aguinaldo’s forces in Luzon if given command and adequate troops.
A newspaper essay debunks apocalyptic fears that coal or air will run out. It cites Lord Kelvin and Professor Mees arguing oxygen loss could precede coal depletion, notes varying commissions on fuel longevity, and suggests harnessing Niagara or tides as cheaper power. The piece asserts humans will find substitutes or methods to replenish air before extinction.
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