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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1898
Page
2
The Demotte Indiana women form the Marriageable League and vote not to marry men who do not support their local paper. The Fresno Republican retracts any flattering quotes about the advanced woman and endorses her future influence.
The six daily San Francisco papers have organized an association for mutual defense. They plan to oppose charity representatives who demand excessive free advertising for entertainments, noting that paper, ink, presswork and composition cost money.
The Denver Stockman predicts an era of high cattle prices. Prices will rise next fall to levels not seen since 1882, with the worst yet to come this year. Afterward, prices may gradually improve over several years as cattle become plentiful again.
Elloites plan a grand ball on the 17th to raise all proceeds for a monument honoring victims of the Maine disaster. The event aims to gather support and contributions from the community for the memorial fund.
Gen Greely chief signal officer writes to the secretary of war urging electrical connection of fortifications in the harbors of New York Boston and Philadelphia to improve coastal defense.
San Francisco proposes an electric plant to be powered by treated waste water in Alpine Amador and Calaveras counties. The project would generate 10 000 horsepower and involve a 110 mile transmission line.
Catarrh is a constitutional disease not cured by local remedies. Hood's Sarsaparilla is advertised as removing scrofulous taints from blood and curing catarrh when other remedies fail. Hood's Pills are described as prompt and easy to take.
William J. Bryan spent hours in Atlanta en route to Macon where he commented on Congress approving 50 million dollars for national defense. He said the amount could rise to 100 million to show unity in supporting the administration. He noted it may not mean war and praised Consul General Lee for his conduct under pressure.
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