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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1900
Page
2
The Silver State newspaper details daily publication from corner Fourth and Bridge Streets with subscription rates including yearly and six month plans. Mail delivery options and carrier details are listed for Winnebago region customers.
Weather bureau report notes temperatures from 36 to 47 degrees with a mean around 36. Precipitation lists 2 inches in the past 24 hours. Wind direction not specified. Forecast calls for cloudy tonight and Thursday. Observer listed as G Hayden.
The piece argues McKinley moves toward formal empire with Root sent to Cuba to gauge annexation support. It predicts imperial aims for the Philippines Guam and the Antilles, plus dominance over Puerto Rico, and contrasts Jacksonian independence with McKinley’s approach. It envisions a canal across Nicaragua and critiques current policy as opportunistic.
The two Populist branches meet May 9 with middle-of-the roaders in Cincinnati and fusionists in Sioux Falls South Dakota. Republicans convene June 19 in Philadelphia and Prohibitionists June 27 in Chicago. Democrats gather July 4 in Kansas City. The American Road assists South African Republics by raising funds for widows and orphans and informing the public while maintaining neutrality.
The Chicago Times-Herald notes Majuba Hill day is unlikely to be marked on Boer calendars. The New York Press reports a Philadelphia family consented to a daughter’s marriage after she vowed suicide if denied. She wed the man, and he has since become a danger.
The fragment notes France avoiding an active alliance with Russia to protect the Paris exposition and cites satirical remarks from The Washington Star about a nation of shopkeepers. It also reports Emperor William seeking a $1,000,000 salary raise, with Tribune commentary questioning the outcome.
Telegrams report severe flooding across Ohio with extensive damage. Other items note testimony in the Coeur d Alene investigation, Secretary Root in Havana, a Philadelphia dry goods fire, and political and military updates including troop regalia and pension matters.
An advertisement extols the Union Pacific Railroad as a fast reliable route with buffet smoking and library cars on Pullman equipment. It promises time-saving travel to Eastern points with minimal changes and urges inquiries to H. M. Clay in Salt Lake City. The page also promotes Hood’s Sarsaparilla and Hood’s Pills as health tonics with a brief health slogan and price.
A classic teething remedy advertised by urging mothers to send for a bottle. The ad touts relief of night crying, cures diarrhoea, regulates stomach and bowels, cures wind colic, soothes gums, and gives energy. It claims a prescription from an esteemed woman physician. Price is twenty five cents. sold by druggists worldwide.
Slogan claims cure for sick headaches from overworked women using Karl's Clover Root Tea described as a blood purifier and tissue builder. Offers money back if unsatisfied and lists price as 25 and 50 cents at Eagle Drug Store. Also notes an engine for sale by Henry Busch with a four horse power gasoline engine and a 1000 gallon galvanized iron tank.
Shiloh is advertised as a world renowned remedy for coughs colds and consumption used for fifty years. It claims to cure incipient consumption and aid advanced cases. The ad offers refunds if unsatisfied and lists prices 26, 50 cents and 1 dollar at Eagle Drug Store.
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