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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1899
Page
2
The Silver State announces subscription rates and distribution details. It lists sale at the Palace Hotel News stand and agents in towns and cities across the state, urging readers to subscribe and noting delivery avenues.
The report notes late season weather, air temperature around 34 warmest, barometer 6.1, normal temps near seven degrees, and W prevailing wind with 0.0 inches precipitation in 24 hours. Forecast: fair tonight and Friday. The notice mentions drought in New England and Nevada beef prices around 6 1/2 cents, lamb supply concerns, and Wall Street optimism on lamb demand.
Officials hint at extending forces to 100 000 in the islands while public support wavers. Uncensored Philippine reports arrive, revealing a gulf between the administration and public confidence.
The piece argues Americans dislike war in the Philippines and notes young enlistment. It mocks a Venezuela Commission meeting attire, joking that justice depends on clerical gowns while describing absurd imagined dress codes.
An obituary praising Richard P Bland as a staunch defender of the Constitution and citizen rights. It lauds his principled stands against property over lives, his resistance to creditor power, and the ridicule he faced from partisan press, while noting he remained respected by countrymen.
The Silver State rushed the Jeffries Fitzsimmons fight news to Tuscarora in under twenty hours. The Tuscarora Times Review praises the paper for fastest early edition from Elko to Tuscarora 142 miles by train and stage, keeping readers ahead as California Nevada and Utah papers lagged by a day.
The article reports Henry Havemeyer testifying before the Industrial Commission yesterday. It criticizes his role in trusts and asserts dangerous power over essential goods, arguing society must be protected from such influence and price-setting by monopolies.
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