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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1900
Page
2
Daily except Sundays, rates for corner businesses listed by year, six months, three months, and weekly in Winnemane. Rates shown per mall and by carrier with different time spans.
Weather Bureau report shows 24 hour period ending 5:09 local time with mean barometer 30.00 inches maximum temperature 64 degrees minimum 41 degrees mean 4 degrees above zero normal 51. Prevailing wind east. Precipitation 0.0 inches. Names Hayden and Weather Bureau appear.
McAdie weather page notes showers in store tonight and Saturday for the area. Friday May 4, 1900 edition highlights expectant rain, with temperatures and timing not specified in readable text.
The New York Journal mocks Puerto Rico tariff politics as a nest of Republican eggs. It catalogs claims about free trade and duties from December to April tied to figures like Payne Root Hanna Davis and Governor General Davis, then notes westward population growth and a need for 10,000,000 more settlers to develop resources.
The Philadelphia Times jokes Richard III asked for a second horse not from impatience with his carriage. The St Louis Globe Democrat weighs Dewey’s voyage prospects for Chicago drainage plans, home and sea sickness, and notes a war expert’s air fanning remark. Chicago Inter Ocean comments on Roberts in the Orange Free State. The Globe Democrat says Dewey leads in punch bowls but presidency needs broader appeal.
Election rules bind voting to resident status and official registry. A state resident may register within eight to five days before election via trustees or registry agent. A New York doctor cautions that sipping ices through a straw can cause headaches and fever, sometimes fatal when exposed to sun.
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