The Silver State Windle and Brackett Lease Notice
The Silver State Winnemucca edition lists Windle and Brackett as lessees with daily publication except Sundays. Office at Corner Bridge and Fourth streets prints subscription rates for one year six months and three months by mail or carrier in Winnemucca. Address business correspondence to The Silver State Winnemucca.
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Corner Bridge
Fourth Streets
Winnemac
Silver State
Winnemucca
Weather Bureau Report from Winnemucca Station 1901
Weather summary for 24 hours ending 8 P M shows mean barometer 29 93 and temperatures from 28 to 38 with a mean of 33 degrees Normal 40 degrees wind from the west south west Precipitation unknown forecast calls for fair weather and warmer tonight with rain Wednesday March 12 1901 at Winnemucca Station J C Hayden observer
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U.S. Department OF Agriculture
Winnemucca Station
J.C. Hayden
Observer Weather Bureau
Yale President Warns of Federal Empire Threat to Liberty
President Hadley of Yale denounces the trusts and warns that the republic faces an imperial Washington within twenty-five years unless public sentiment overrules corporate power. He cites a need for a higher morality in business and politics as industries consolidate into trusts and threaten liberty.
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Hadley
Yale University
Republic
New York City
Old South Church Society
Washington
Yale
Ross
Stanford
Graded critique of republics and gratitude to Schley
The text argues that republics, influenced by aristocratic imperialism, are ungrateful. It claims Spain promoted Admiral Cervera while the government belittles Schley’s achievements due to his Democrat affiliation, calling the situation a poor state of affairs.
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Spain
Cervera
Schley
Absence of Enthusiasm at McKinley’s Second Inauguration
The text argues that lack of expectations for office reduced public enthusiasm at McKinley’s second inauguration as people occupying positions at the public trough expected to keep them.
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McKinley
Senator Mitchell’s Partisan Shift Noted in Oregon Dems’ View
A Chicago Sun snippet notes Senator Mitchell signaling a move away from partisanship, with Oregon Democrats likely to view the stance as key evidence shaping their political line and future strategy.
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Senatre Mitchell
Oregon
Retirement honors for Senator Chandler provoke tense remarks
The Naval Committee presented a loving cup to Little Billy Chandler on his retirement from the Senate. Some individuals from the crowd gifted a cane while others suggested harsher, racially charged actions, reflecting unresolved tensions during the moment.
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Billy
Chandler
Naval Committee
Senate
Republicans Eye Looting of the Philippines
A political commentator claims Republicans with influence hope to loot the Philippines, expecting McKinley’s carpetbag officials to be appointed under the autocratic authority Congress has granted him.
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Philippines
Mr. McKinley
Congress
Tillman Accuses Hanna in Concluding Congress Clash
Senator Tillman gently rebukes Senator Hanna, saying he handled the truth carelessly and did not know what he was talking about during a brief late session spat as Congress closed.
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Tillman
Hanna
Congress
Senate Delayed Samp Son Promotion Amid Administration Pressure
The Senate is thanked for standing against pressure to promote Samp son, resisting administration influence and an act viewed as injustice. This brief note credits the Senate with integrity in the face of executive power.
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Senate
Sampson
Cuba Conditions Echo Occupation Concerns
Growing suspicion arises that the terms imposed on Cuba are designed to perpetuate American occupation rather than be accepted by the Cuban people, signaling deep tensions over sovereignty and postwar influence.
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Cuba
Island
Color line not a Southern monopoly claims clash in Washington
Pennsylvania troops attempted to lynch a Black policeman in Washington as he clubbed a fellow marcher during a tense confrontation over race.
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Pennsylvania
His New Brother
A child vents jealousy and humor over a new baby brother, describing the infant as tiny red bald and noisy. The speaker laments the disruption to family dynamics while comparing the baby unfavorably to a dog and wondering why the parents bought him.
Committee and reception staff listed for event in Carlin notice
Notice proclaims the dissolution of Linebarger and Howard partnership effective immediately. Linebarger and P. Howard signatories declare they will not be responsible for debts contracted after the dissolution date in Carlin Nevada January 24 1901.
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Linebarger & Howard
Aoe Linebarger
P. Howard
Carlin, Nev
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Windle
Lessees
Weather Bureau Report
McAdi
W. J. Bell
Cyrus Noble Weiskies
J. & F. Martell
Cordelia Wine CO
Laverga
His New
Brother
Nather
Molly
Mamma
Uncle Jerry
ST. Patrick’s Ball
L. C. T. M. Alma Hive
Armory Hall
Lottie Kirchner
L. Larivere
M. L. DE Long
T. A. Reed
Lee Updike
THE
ORDER
Mrs. Lee Updike
J. Dorsey
Kate McEnerney
Anna Roddy
T. A. Read
J. Knowles
Hildebrandt
A. C. Brown
J. C. Hayden
D. J. Biggins
J. P. Hurst
D. J. Hadley
Asa Murphy
P. B. Roberts
Old Hermitage
Cyrus Noble
Jesse Moore
D. Cordano
Bridge Street
E. Reinhart
Eagle Drug Store
Brown Bros
Winnemucca Nemurda
California
C. B. Brown & CO
M. B. Staunton
Ial
Hous
G. A. Krenkel
Waukesha
Main
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