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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1899
Page
4
The report notes HORA, Campbell, Morris cast as observers as freshmen crew ages and weights are tracked. Average age over two years is unspecified, weight averages 162 pounds, height and fertility data not available. Water shortage noted with no water to be had.
Cattle receipts show mixed usuals across Chicago Kansas City and Omaha with steady to firm demand. Wheat and barley markets in San Francisco and Denver report inactivity or modest activity while New York copper and lead hold steady. Local notices warn water shutoffs and a theatre program touring in progress with a train fire minor damage and safety notes.
Muddy comprehensions and nauseating breath presented as chronic constipation symptoms. Claims Karl's Clover Rot Tea is an absolute cure sold for fifty years with an absolute guarantee. Price 25 cents and 5 cents at Eagle Drug Store.
A massive blaze at the United Verde Copper Company smelter in Jerome erupts after a dynamite incident near the reverberatory. Fire spreads to coke trestles and water supplies are cut as volunteers battle fumes and heat for eight hours to subdue the blaze and save the mine and power plant.
Harvard led the crew events with top positions in two races. The article lists rowers and substitutes, detailing ages, weights, heights, and lineage to Harvard rowing tradition. Notable names include Bancroft as captain and Hopkins Smith Jr as bow, with other crew members and substitutes identified by age and physical stats.
ude McCullough a 30 year old man from east of Salt Lake caused fear on No 4 from Ogden to San Francisco. He jumped off between Salt Lake and Ogden, was restrained by a brakeman, freed himself with a jackknife, and tied again at Ogden. Conductor Middleton reported his weapons were removed near Carlin, then he freed his wrists and legs but was stopped. He had $18 of his own money and no accompanying friends or relatives.
C H Wilbur returned last night from the Golden Engle mine by private conveyance. F C Lunk, manager of the Pete Fremch state, arrived from the northern country. Mrs Marion Wilson, sister of D A Van Duzer, returned to Elko this afternoon. Rev Willis of Battle Mountain will preach at Golconda next Saturday and fill Rev Hamm's pulpit Monday. County Clerk J T Dunn returned from Careon with part of the county ballot materials. Mr and Mrs James H Deegan, with Mrs P R Poole and Miss M Mullen, arrived from Denio. They plan a California Oregon Washington tour visiting Mt Shasta and Seattle. Misses Mudge and Adele Haret, James P Harat’s nieces, arrived from Denver to attend the National Educational Convention in Los Angeles July 8, en route to Winnemucca for the event.
The Humboldt river at this point has risen about six inches in the past forty eight hours. By Force of Impalas is a comedy captivating both the military inspired young man and the brass button girl. Two special trains carrying soldiers...
Travel note extols Union Pacific for completeness of equipment, track condition, train speed, and traveler popularity. Appears as an advertisement urging readers to write H. M. Clay, General Agent, Salt Lake City Utah. Also promotes De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a root cure for piles via Eagle Drug Store.
A scrambled OCR clipping compiles brand remedies and endorsements for Mrs Winslow’s Soothing Syrup Chamberlain’s Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy One Minute Cough Cure and Shiloh’s Cough and Consumption Cure plus library notices and miscellaneous railway car references grouped as a late era newspaper filler The text names editors druggists and agents and touts cures and reading material with little cohesive news context.
In Pittsburgh on June 29 the breakdown of tin plate wage talks triggers a total mill shutdown. About 56,000 workers face unemployment as all four mills prepare to close tonight at midnight. Directors have sent notices to lodges about the failed conference and a mass meeting is rumored for Saturday while local officials await Monday.
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