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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1897
Page
2
Silver State Publishing Co offers subscription rates by mail and by carrier. One year twelve months six months and three months options listed with weekly carrier rate in Winnemucca, aiming to attract readers.
Weather observations from the WinneMetca station for June 21 to 24 show a mean temperature of 64 degrees with a maximum 77 and minimum 61, wind from the north at 14 mph and no rainfall. The notice also quotes editorials from the Globe-Democrat and Salt Lake Tribune arguing the silver coinage issue remains alive and volatile.
Hon W J Bryan addressed about a thousand people from a car platform in Lamar Missouri yesterday for ten minutes en route to Carthage. He said the people have found their ailment but chose the wrong medicine and urged a change of doctors. He commented on an attack by Prof L C Bateman of Auburn Maine and noted his senate reply by Senators Allen and Butler.
Rioters denounce sensational editorials praising the age of electricity and Victoria’s role as a mere witness. They argue the era’s wonders would exist without her reign, suggesting the age would unfold the same without Queen Victoria on the throne of Great Britain.
The Los Angeles Herald notes many Paris women seek permission to wear trousers at large public events after a major charity bazaar fire. The paper mocks male cowardice and argues changing dress would prove itself in the wake of disaster.
Senator Spooner representing Cullom presented a petition signed by 153000 Chicago citizens protesting a proposed beer tax increase. The box it filled measured two by three feet and was carried from the senate chamber by two men.
The Ianatics in the asylum of St Johns North Dakota have started a newspaper. In its first issue was an editorial The Tariff First and Then the Currency. The fact that the insane edit the sheet needs no further announcement.
Congressman Dean Cooke of Illinois was found dead in bed at the Cochran Hotel in Washington yesterday morning. The presumed cause of death is heart disease.
The 1896 Mineral Industry report shows US mineral and metal production valued at 751,782,782 dollars up 18,701,264 from 1895 despite depression. Gold 58,660,637 dollars and silver 56,222,322 fine ounces. copper output 497,822,937 pounds the largest on record. Coal, pig iron, lead, spelter, quick silver, alum, cement and galt production listed with year‑over‑year changes. The United States leads in gold silver copper and pig iron production. Hood's Sarsaparilla and Chamberlain's remedies promoted for health ailments.
All orders delivered to residence in Carlo tt with a delivery wagon operating twice daily.
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