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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1894
Page
2
The Silver State published daily with Sunday exception outlines subscription rates by mail or carrier. Advertising rates listed per square for first and subsequent insertions with a liberal reduction for regular advertisers. J B Case and Pitt authorized to collect subscriptions and receipts for the Silver State clock.
U. S. Department of Agriculture Winnemucca Station reports 44 hours ending 5:09 PM. Mean barometer 25.52 inches. Maximum 85 degrees. Minimum 44 degrees. Mean 55 degrees. Winds north up to 48 mph. 24 hour precipitation 0.07 inches. Minimum temperature noted June 6 at 46 degrees.
The article denounces Tom Reed of Maine as insincere on silver, accusing him of political posturing and inaction on pro silver bills. It argues Reed talks without taking measurable steps and labels him an enemy to silver, unlike true bi metalists. The piece mocks party organs for vague rhetoric and calls for genuine support of silver activists.
The Philadelphia Item denounces a vast conspiracy aiding the Rothschilds and goldites. It cites the jail term of Coxey Browne and Jones as example of oppressive actions against dissent, noting a twenty day confinement in a prison van.
The piece condemns the punishment of Coxeyites for carrying banners on Capitol grounds while protesting hunger. It argues the court aimed to insult delegates, linking the incident to historical tyrannies and noting comparisons to French royal executions, urging attention to citizens’ rights and lawful protest.
Notice states parties indebted to the estate of the late Paul Neth must settle immediately with Charles Neth who is authorized to receipt for the same. The notice is dated Winnemucca September 19 1893 and references Jennie Neth.
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