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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1900
Page
2
A fragmentary newspaper line lists daily except Sundays, subscription rates for six months and three months, by mail, and a Winnemucca Nevada address for business correspondence. The legible portion shows Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets and mentions a weekly carrier rate.
Weather bureau report from US Derann station dated June 25 1900 provides four hour condition data ending 4 PM with mean temperature 91 degrees, barometer 2081 Saxitium, minimum 57 above zero, prevailing wind W. Forecasts predict fair weather tonight and Tuesday under Willson and Hayden.
A critical essay contends that the Almighty Dollar dominates global affairs from Africa to China and the Philippines, dictating war, plague control, and trade policies. It laments that even public health measures in San Francisco bow to financial interests, predicting a looming clash between dollar power and human welfare.
The piece accuses Mark Hanna of controlling the Republican national machine to secure a $30,000,000 corporate contribution for campaigns. It asserts McKinley’s submission to syndicates, promising continued influence over votes. It contrasts farmers’ price challenges with rising costs, urging readers to seek change.
The Chicago Chronicle notes a juror fined for dozing during lawyers addresses. It argues fault lies with the tedious counsel rather than the worn juror, suggesting accountability should rest with the lengthy speeches.
Thomas Muncey aged ninety died recently at his Little Creek Delaware home. He never saw a railroad never used tobacco and never drank liquor. He left the world with little knowledge of it. A lemon pie recipe hints to sit on a stove and stir constantly. Queen Victoria has reigned sixty three years, beating America’s oldest postmaster by months per the Chicago Times.
The Denver Republican notes a Kipling allusion and compares it to a lighthouse of poetry while the Chicago Tribune reports Chicago high schools graduated 1280 pupils in a year, claiming it as the city’s largest graduating total.
Demand for nickel rises sharply as business activity expands. Since year start the price has climbed about forty percent and producers struggle to meet demand. The current demand stems mainly from nickel steel in construction and armor plate applications, signaling likely further price gains.
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