COR, BRIDGE AND FOURTH 87S
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 02, 1897
Page
2
Bridge and Fourth 87S piece referenced with a $50 price tag and 10 1 inch dimension note.
The Nevada legislature prepares an address to defend the state amid criticism of prize fighting. The piece argues Nevada has few criminals, many charitable institutions, no riots, and no starvation, while cigarettes are banned. It warns the state will regret legalizing prize fighting in thirty days as sports fans and criminals flock to Nevada, leaving the state to manage displaced people.
The Portland Oregonian argues against a very high tariff on wool, saying it reflects trade misreading and would invite abuse. It cautions protection be limited and notes McKinley aligned organs criticize wool growers after their support for him.
The caucus in Washington resolved to assail the international monetary conference bill at final approval. Senators Teller, Du Bois, Cannon, Pettigrew and allies argued the bill is useless, conceived in folly, and backed by bad faith. They contend the commission will not help silver nor progress the issue.
Notice to sheep owners offering extensive modern shearing corrals and a modern sheep dip with Pure Extract of Tobacco Black Leaf medicine. The product cures scab and heals cuts from shearing and allows dipping immediately after shearing. Correspondence solicited. 123ml.
A five hour session ends with a 142 to B1 vote approving an interstate commerce focused bill. It mandates carrier agents sell tickets with certificates, sets a 1000 fine or one year in jail for unauthorized sellers, requires redemption of unused tickets, and imposes two year penalties for forgery. The text notes other unrelated ads and notices interleaved in the page.
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