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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1895
Page
2
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The assembly passed a 60 day session extension by a 16 to 13 vote. The Tribune labels the measure a selfish grab backed by Storey and Ormsby delegates and eastern Nevada members. Nine of 17 Silver members supported it and seven of 12 Republicans joined. most votes came from Storey, Ormsby, Lyon, and Douglas counties.
The piece condemns the repeal bill passed by the assembly calling for extending time by ten days and urging the senate to veto if approved by the governor. It notes voters in the assembly who backed the repeal harmed their standing, praises opponents Pitt and Francis, and criticizes state legislature actions as excessive.
The excerpt recalls Daniel Webster praising Hamilton’s public credit, while imagining a future Webster praising Grover Cleveland for reviving credit with a graveyard odor. The remarks compare early and late U.S. credit handling and hint at political perspectives on financial policy.
Storey county's four Republican assemblymen voted for the session extending bill. The Virginia Enterprise calls the measure an infamous piece of Silver Party legislation. Amusing commentary follows.
An ad style claim touts Hood's Sarsaparilla as a purifying tonic to strengthen blood nerves and digestion, emphasizing vitality and robust health through a folk medicine appeal.
The Anaconda copper complex at Anaconda Montana is the world’s largest smelting property. Over eleven years its scale has grown, employing thousands and processing about 4000 tons of ore daily. The plant includes a vast concentrator, smelter, and tank houses with plans for a 4 million dollar greater converting plant, making it a major industrial force in Montana.
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