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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1899
Page
2
The paper calls Nevadans to back a resident U S senator, criticizes California influence in state affairs, and urges youth to try for West Point. It contrasts Kruger’s stance with English demands over Alaska and cites a patriotic spirit as essential to resisting perceived outsiders.
The piece laments Atlantic coast potato famine while western states have plenty but lack markets due to high railroad rates. It argues water transport is cheaper and even Scots and Germans ship to New York, calling for correction of transport cost imbalances to allow true prosperity.
Dreyfus moves toward a new trial with Zola in Paris, Esterhazy’s wife granted a divorce, and public hope that justice will be fair. If guilty, punishment. if not, the wrong done to him cannot be undone by the nation.
A critical column condemns Charles Choate for his public speaking, contrasting American independence with English royal airs. It cites Anna Gould as Countess de Castellane and notes her riot at a Paris racecourse, arguing such figures dishonor America and its citizens.
The article contends Nevada, though forecast to rank lowest in population in 1900, has strong growth potential in the next decade. It argues California’s early fortunes show Nevada’s opportunities and declares the state on track to become a booming community with active development ahead.
The passage questions the effectiveness of the peace commission and its reports. It notes Dewey’s return journey and mentions a professor’s travels. The piece suggests censoring has affected what the commission has conveyed and asks about the proclamation’s fate.
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