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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1901
Page
2
The Silver State publishes daily except Sundays with offices at Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets Winnemucca Nevada Subscription rates are one year six months and three months by mail and by carrier in Winnemucca Nevada Address all business correspondence to The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada
The report from Winnemucca Station gives a weather snapshot for June 7 1901 with temperatures 38 to 62 and a mean 50, plus a fair forecast for tonight and Tuesday. The page includes editorial quips about slavery in the Constitution McKinley Democrats professors salaries Hanna Perry Heath and a Minnesota land decision by Russell Sage.
A columnist mocks Bryan's weekly success noting it would impress more if tied to a named politician who would not launch a paper without the backing given to the Commoner. The remark implies dissatisfaction with party interference in the press.
The passage notes President McKinley feared steering through insular decisions until Attorney-General Knox prepared a chart of reefs and shoals. With the chart in hand he remains cautious and may summon Congress in an extra session to share responsibility.
President Hays of the Southern Pacific announces replacing cattle cars used between Sacramento and Ogden with improved chair cars and modern day coaches. The move is a notable innovation expected to be welcomed by Nevada's long-suffering public.
The Washington Times claims trusts underprice abroad for 0 to 50 percent less in London Paris and Naples while charging higher domestic prices aided by tariffs. The paper argues tariffs shield producers from foreign competition and enable them to recoup losses from foreign market raids.
The national irrigation movement gains momentum in the West with Southern California forming a branch of the National Irrigation Association. Merchants recruit members from business houses and pledge to mobilize Eastern correspondents to back federal irrigation legislation. Western merchants write personal letters to Eastern buyers highlighting Western growth and urging cooperation for federal action.
The National Irrigation Association is organizing branches in multiple states along similar lines and is rapidly becoming a powerful organization in the field. The expansion indicates growing influence and organizational consolidation within the irrigation sector.
Clarence H. Mackay bought a 700 acre Roslyn New York estate where a negro cemetery blocked a planned golf course. Mrs Mackay proposed moving graves and re interring, buying adjacent cemetery land and covering funeral costs for church members for a year. Elders accepted and a new cemetery was purchased with all promises fulfilled.
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