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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1894
Page
2
Local notice outlines subscription terms for the Silver State publication in Lovelock with annual and semiannual mail options and carrier delivery. It also lists advertising rates per square inch and notes authorized collectors for subscriptions and advertising payments.
Weather data from Wisconsin Station for March 1 1894 reports at 8 PM local time a maximum temperature of 50 and minimum 28 with barometer 25.16 inches. The temperature at observation was 39 degrees with prevailing southwest wind up to 20 mph and no rainfall in the past 24 hours.
In a fiery argument the author contends Republicans in Nevada should join the Silver party allied to the national People's party to save silver. He condemns free coinage opponents and predicts dire currency trouble, arguing Lincoln era leaders would not endorse today’s gold standard. The piece warns blood may flow if currency policy is not curbed and rails against GOP chiefs.
A Nevada-based tirade argues the silver question exposes Republicans as aligned with England and European interests. It mocks Populists and accuses the party of using religious language to push free coinage while courting bankers and merchants. The piece likens the devilish tactic to seducing the rich and undermining industry.
The passage imagines a shepherd setting pictures of Republican speakers before flocks as Jacob used rods of green wood. It ponders a new sheep breed influenced by political images and the visual display at watering troughs.
Benjamin Harrison in a Denver speech agreed with Cleveland that the United States cannot adopt a financial policy without England's consent. The comment labels a political bantam as a fit companion of the Buzzard Bay squad.
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