Daily Excerpt Noted Local Street Information
Fragment shows a dated street notice referencing Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets with incomplete wording and unclear action or authority.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1900
Page
2
Fragment shows a dated street notice referencing Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets with incomplete wording and unclear action or authority.
Weather report for 24 hours ending E M Tothmendian lime shows mean barometer 28.0 inches maximum temperature 101, minimum 70, mean 87, normal 64. Prevailing wind W. Precipitation 0.00 inches. Hayden observer. Weather forecasts: fair tonight and Sunday. Willson Saturday June 23 1900.
Virginia Report denounces the 1900 Republican convention as a corrupt assembly led by Mark Hanna with McKinley as nominee and Theodore Roosevelt as vice president. The critique cites trusts denounced in the platform and accuses figures like Taylor and Wolcott of foul politics while predicting a Bryan victory on November 6.
Senator Woolcott claims the Republican party under McKinley will solve the trust problem though accusations arise that campaign funds come from the trusts. Critics recall the canned beef trust exposure and the Armor Plate trust as examples of perceived government favoritism and inflated costs.
The writer argues trusts and the paper trust cripple production by closing mills to raise prices. The Sacramento Bee cites claims of 20 000 drummers unemployed and questions senator responses on mill closures. A Nevada political note quotes P L Flannigan predicting a Republican fall victory in Nevada.
Brief, fragmented line notes county orders requiring attention and suggests a caller may be reached for details.
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