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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1900
Page
2
Windle and Brackett, lessees operate daily except Sundays with subscription rates listed. The notice directs readers to address business correspondence to The Hilver State in Winnemucca, Nevada, and mentions mailing options including yearly and monthly terms with a carrier in Winnemucca.
The Weather Bureau at Wissemveca Station records conditions for the 24 hours ending Mar 12, with mean barometer at 30.11 inches, max temperature 6 degrees, min 29 degrees above zero, mean 39 degrees and normal 0. Precipitation reads 0.0 inches. Prevailing wind from the north. Observer J A Hayden notes forecast updates for Mar 13 with temperatures 40 degrees F.
McAdie reports cloudy skies across the region with a cold snap expected tonight and into Wednesday. North winds pick up, temperatures dropping to near seasonal norms.
Ewing Winslow of the anti-imperialist League estimates two to three million voters will back anti-imperialism as a key campaign issue. He notes no independent candidate will run, plans a delegate convention in three weeks to select a standard bearer, and says the group will adopt an existing platform. He blames the Puerto Rican tariff for splitting the Republican party, foreseeing broader difficulties beginning with Puerto Rico.
Former president Harrison states he has no aim for the presidential nomination and has no plan to return to politics. He says his Puerto Rico bill remark was his private citizen opinion on a party measure he believed wrong. He made the comment privately and confirmed it when asked.
The census of the American Newspaper Directory reports 21,164 U S newspapers with a combined circulation of 54,291,782 copies. It notes Missouri has more readers than Massachusetts and that about fifty thousand newspapers exist globally, with nearly half in the United States and Canada.
A Pennsylvania woman long speechless after illness opened a closet and startled a mouse. She attempted to scream but found her voice restored, apparently due to fear, as it matched her pre illness range. Some doubt fear’s impact on health remains.
The Massachusetts Legislature rejected spelling reform despite a generally reform-friendly body. A conservative member rebuked the chamber for posing as modern day Josh Billingses and Petroleum V. Nasby, arguing for a simpler phonetic reform approach.
En thousand immigrants landed at New York last week. Of this number half were Italians. A surprising عدد of young Englishmen left their homes to avoid military service, highlighting widespread draft avoidance concerns.
The fleet on the Asiatic station now numbers thirty five vessels led by ships such as the Oregon at ten thousand tons and the Basco at forty two tons, showing a wide range in size and capacity.
Eureka reports mumps epidemic and 5331 Californians in asylums. State Land Office receipts totaled 1889.58. Eugene O Doadne of Reno gets pension increase to eight dollars monthly with 300 back pay. Snow halted Sum mit summit, 48 inches in 52 hours. Bonner shaft mine fire at Virginia City checked. Mormon Hicks claims 12 wives and 66 children. Engineers sail to Copper River to build bridges and telegraph lines. Dawson City sees rumored riches from Nome area finds. Siberian coast reports speak of vast wealth near Cape Nome.
Notice is given that the partnership known as E Reinhart and Company formed by Edward Reinhart Moses Reinhart and Simon Reinhart is dissolved. E Reinhart and Company a Nevada corporation has assumed all assets liabilities goodwill and business. The partners sign this 17 February 1900 before Geo W Rutherford Justice of the Peace Union township Humboldt County Nevada.
In Humboldt County Nevada the Fifth Judicial District Court appoints Charles Larsch as administrator of the Elizabeth Laasch estate deceased. Creditors must file claims with vouchers and affidavits within three months of first publication. Appointed February 3 1900 and qualified February 21 1900. February 21 1900.
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