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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1900
Page
2
May 31 1900 conditions described for four hours of Merrian time with mean barometer 20.4 Max temp 50 F, min 4 F above zero, mean 04 degrees, normal temperature. Prevailing wind from the northwest and no precipitation reported. J Hayden observer. Friday June 1 1900.
The piece attacks the Republican party's platform as empty and notes public concern over alleged administration scandals. It cites Alger embombed beef, Rockefeller and Gage finances, Porto Rican tariff oppression, Coeur d Alene abuses, Philippine mismanagement, Cuba embezzlement, and the Hay Pauncefote treaty as damning items. It contrasts these claims with calls to voters before election day.
The Stockton Mail accuses the San Francisco Examiner of being a great fakir on the trust question. It says the Examiner is loyal to the paper trust because the giant syndicate gave it rebates on paper bills.
A. C. Holmes of Walton New York asks for a second wife after his first wife’s death. He specifies the new spouse must tolerate wearing the clothes left by the previous wife. He laments lead price cuts and blames the lead trust for tariffs that protect the trust and hurt producers.
The article notes a 20 dollar gold content of 460.40 grains .900 fine and a solar year of 865 days 5 hours 48 minutes 46 seconds. It reports a Copenhagen servant girls union of 500 members and nearly 1.4 million union men in the US. Seattle unions oppose Japanese workers. sugar beet cultivation in Germany. US chocolate consumption at 12 million pounds annually. Dr. Seward Webb to give $75 to each Adirondack & St. Lawrence railroad dispatcher. International Typographical Union plans a $150,000 annual war-chest reserve. Chicago strikes suspend building, costing over $50 million and $29 million in wages to 40,000 workers. five killed, 110 injured.
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