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Silver State

Location

Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1901

Page

2

Daily Ex Sundays Office and Subscription Rates Notice

Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets office and mailing address details appear for The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada. Subscription rates listed include one year six months and three months by mail and weekly carrier delivery in Winnemucca. The fragmentary text preserves the newspaper’s old style and expresses the pricing clearly though some lines are incomplete.

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Weather Bureau Report from Winnemucca Station March 1901

Weather data for the 24 hours ending 8pm shows mean barometer 20.72 inches, maximum 53 F, minimum 3 F above zero, mean 44 F vs normal 48 F, prevailing west wind, precipitation listed as trace. March 11 low at 29 F above zero. Signed C H Hayden Observer Weather Bureau.

U.S. Department OF Agriculture Winnemucca Station C. Hayden

Weather, politics and naval notes from March 11 1901

Rain or snow tonight with a cloudy Tuesday and colder temperatures forecast. McAdams notes a March 11 entry. Epitaph for the Fifty sixth Congress decries extravagance. Washington hotels charged imperial prices for inauguration guests. Jim Corbett attended a sacred concert. China may yield territory to Russia, but the Czar faces pushback from other powers. Reciprocity treaties under the Dingley law lapsed with Congress. McKinley’s Philippine crown loses value amid Hoar amendment on franchises and public lands. Dewey writes cadets at Annapolis on good officers but omits social advantages, a contrast with Sampson.

Congress McKinley Hoar

Nebraska Governor Warns About Senate Power Claim

Governor Dietrich of Nebraska cautions that Teddy may push the Senate to action and urges informing himself on the Vice-President’s authority in the Senate chamber to avoid premature opinions.

Dietrich Nebraska Teddy Senate

Fiftieth Day of Legislature Ends Pay for Members

On the fiftieth day of the current legislative session members receive no pay after today. The session may extend ten days more at legislative discretion, but adjournment is expected in two or three days.

Senator Morgan Pushes Nicaragua Canal Amid Britain Consent Clash

Senator Morgan urges passage of canal legislation in the Senate but executive orders oppose it. Hay-Pauncefote treaty lapses and the government backs Britain’s consent as a prerequisite, signaling need for a new treaty before Congress acts. Senator Flanigan proposes cutting state land payments interest from 6 to 4 percent, touted as aid but critics call it a theft from the state school fund.

Morgan Senate Nicaragua Great Britain Congress Flanigan Washoe

MacArthur Deports Manila Editor Rice as dangerous incendiary

The San Francisco News Letter reports General MacArthur expelled George T. Rice, a Manila editor, on official papers labeling him a dangerous incendiary. Rice had not burned barns or public buildings but stirred heat in the Philippines, making it uncomfortable for MacArthur’s friends, and the General, seeing himself as next to be burned, acted on perceived grounds.

General MacArthur George T. Rice Manila

Rubber from hale plant may be produced in Mexico and U.S.

A year-old discovery by a Mexican doctor in Sierra Mojada outlines a hale plant yielding about 40 percent rubber. The process uses machines, steam jackets, hydraulic presses, and settling tanks and has a San Luis Potosi plant. Production costs are low but freight rates hinder expansion. a patent exists in the United States and Mexico.

Sierra Mojada Matamoros Mexico Texas Wyoming Nevada United States San Luis Potosi

Coal Chutes at Wadsworth Modernization Underway

The S. S. Company began work today at noon on installing coal chutes at Wadsworth per the Dispatch. New machinery and sidetracks will be added to the elevated track, creating a premier chute. A main line, two side tracks, and minor yard changes are planned.

Wadsworth Dispatch

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