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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1900
Page
2
An old transmission lists subscription rates and mailing details for daily editions excluding Sundays, with pricing and delivery notes for Winneminen and surrounding routes. The fragment mentions weekly payments by mail and carrier delivery, but specific figures are unreadable.
Weather data from Dersetee Asiereron Wray station for June notes mean barometer max temp 22 degrees in low, April like temperatures. Forecasts call for fall tonight and Sunday with expected winds and conditions.
The item notes a satirical definition of a trust as a small body of men surrounded by water. It reports ex Mayor Hopkins of Chicago leaving the Gold Democratic party and references Cleveland and Benedict in a boy on the deck image. Senator John P. Jones telegraphs $109 to Virginia City Fourth of July committee as Nevada’s senior senator hints at a 1906 re election bid.
The Chicago Chronicle predicts Brooklyn under Admiral Kempff could be best ship in the navy if it performs well at Taku and Santiago, while Samp Gon claims major prize and glory from Santiago battles. A local writer Max O Re l is mocked for overexposure and flimsy topics, with Atherton quoted defending decorum.
Telegraphed reports recount the San Quentin execution of Thomas Flennely for patricide in 1897 and a Navy update as “no news from Pek’n route.” Boer casualties, British deportations, and a landmark franchise assessment raise San Francisco franchise taxes to 1 million dollars amid broader wartime and imperial conflicts.
A fragment dated June 15 1900 reports the Silver Party State Central Committee meeting in Keny Nevada. It notes a fusion resolution with the Democratic committee and outlines a plan to hold primary elections and appoint delegates to the state convention. The report includes signatures M Scheetine chairman and N W Roff secretary.
State convention details for Silver and Democratic parties in Nevada City, with date, time, and delegate representation. Primaries set for September 28, polls 12 noon to 6 pm. Nomination of state ticket for next general election and appointment of state central committee. Delegates allocated by county votes.
The Several Silver Party County Central Committees call a primary election to choose delegates to the party convention. The process follows the state laws and uses the stated basis of representation for the election.
A unanimous adoption sets a required pledge for all voters at the forthcoming primary. The pledge commits voters to support the nominees of the party. The move aims to unify backing for party candidates in the upcoming race.
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