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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1894
Page
2
Publication notice from Silver State Publishing Company outlines subscription prices, daily issues, and carrier delivery. It lists advertising rates for one square and subsequent insertions, with liberal reductions for regular advertisers and names a couple of officials authorized to collect and remit payments.
Weather Bureau report from Winnemucca Station summarizes conditions for the 24 hours ending 8 PM local time. Mean barometer 25.74 inches. Max temperature 66 degrees, min 48, mean 57. Wind from the SW at 22 mph. Precipitation 0.00 inches. Forecast for Mar 28 shows 40 degrees minimum.
The state central committee of the Silver party plans a May meeting to set the convention site and nominate a full state ticket by September. They predict burying the Republican ticket, mocking GOP opposition to silver while noting Nevada voters’ strong 1892 and 1894 sentiments.
The piece accuses New York bankers led by a Rothschild ring of pressuring Washington via a chamber of commerce committee. It alleges put and call dealers like Rus sell Sage seek veto support, with merchants coerced into silence as financial elites dominate East Coast trade groups.
The Philadelphia Item notes venting from dailies and merchants who claim resolutions express their honest wishes. The piece describes powerful pushback against usurers as a major fight at the White House, with usurers outraged at changes in money control.
The author argues Cleveland will veto the Bland bill, which would mobilize millions of votes for the Populists. The People's party is presented as the only national faction advocating more money, while voters previously backed Republicans but are prepared to fight for change if needed.
The Georgia senator A H Colquitt died in Washington on Monday at age 69. He had served in the senate since 1882.
An 1890s style ad promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla to cleanse and enrich blood, relieve spring fatigue, and boost vitality. It touts Hood's pills as a preferred cathartic and Simmons Liver Regulator for constipation biliousness and kidney issues.
An old advertisement touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething children claiming it cures irritability, relieves pain, and settles stomach issues. It promotes the product as safe, pleasant tasting and prescribed by leading U S physicians. Also notes Simmons Liver Regulator as a bilious remedy by J E Pierce of Ranchero Grande Texas.
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