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The Silver State Daily except Sundays subscription rates are listed for one year six months and three months by mail and by wall carrier in Winnemucca Nevada. Addresses for business correspondence are given to The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada.
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Weather Bureau Report from Winnemoor Station
Weather Bureau report from Winnemoor station dated June 28 1000 4 shows 4 hour ending conditions at 5 00 mean barometer 297 Maximum temperature 91 Minimum 6 mean 72 normal 68 humidity Prevailing wind 5 0 precipitation 1 inch. Hayden in the Weather Bureau observer.
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Weather and opinions stir a restless June 29 1900 page
A weather forecast promises fair tonight and Saturday. The column railing at press and political figures cites editorials from Chicago papers, comments on Philippine war goals, and critiques the sugar trust and tariff protection. It mocks officials and public figures while noting international views on American art at Paris exhibitions.
McKinley Leaves Washington for Canton in Telegrams
Condensed telegraphic items report President McKinley and party departing Washington for Canton Ohio. Harvard wins the four oared boat race at New London Connecticut yesterday. Admiral Seymour arrives at Port with 321 wounded and 62 dead. Admiral Kempff reports twelve thousand foreign troops ashore at Che Foo. Congressman Sulzer of New York touted as Bryan’s potential Vice President running mate. General Botha and Commandant De Yer pledge not to surrender while the other remains in the field. Jim Jeffries vows to fight Gus Rublin on August 25 if his arm heals, otherwise will give Rublin first shot.
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Random Notes From The Era Of Mass Transit And Migration
The item catalogs scattered facts from 19th century life: Portland jail as England’s largest prison, Klondike district census of 8 306 with 5 539 US citizens, Irish immigration exceeding 50 000 with a 9 000 rise, occasional troop scenes mocked as unreal, and 1899 stamps totaling about 5 200 000 with travel distances of 2 625 000 miles for special delivery.
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