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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1894
Page
2
Publication details state the Silver State office at Bridge and Fourth Streets with postal address Silver State Block. Subscription rates are given for annual and six month mail copies and 25 cent carrier delivery. advertising charges list per square rates and discounts for regular advertisers.
A Unionville Tennessee correspondent critiques the Democratic party as ineffective and hypocritical. He casts Populists as the growing force, mocks Sherman era politics, and urges party members to join the Populist platform to restore true political integrity. He dismisses old parties as out of date and urges alignment with the People’s party.
The piece argues Grover Cleveland should stay with his current endorsements after two presidential terms. It says further honors risk defeat and that voters want him to remain silent, suggesting his party meanwhile speaks less flattering of him.
The Coxey protest over free speech at Washington is labeled a grand production from a political crank. It is described as a declamatory display by school children that will outlive the eras of Cleveland and his party, remembered with scorn by freemen.
Harrison announces candidacy in the Indianapolis News. He derides small minded presidents foisted on the public since 1876 in the interests of the Rothschilds. New York labor unions back the People’s party to oppose both old parties.
A newspaper remark states that nine of ten American laborers back Coxey's army while the remaining tenth is already enlisted. The line conveys broad worker sympathy for the protest movement and hints at organized support within labor groups.
The movement led by General Coxey shifts from a display to a prolonged occupation. With followers reaching the capital, the group plans to stay until Congress passes their bills, risking hunger and suffering without reliable commissary support. Local notices promote remedies and sales, including Hood's Sarsaparilla, Krause's Headache Capsules, and discounted fabrics and clothing from Remnant & Co as the era's items are advertised.
A testimonial from Lowell Massachusetts claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cured four years of painful eruptions on the neck and face that disturbed sleep and daytime work. The writing mentions L Hood & Co as the producer and describes severe itching and sleepless nights prior to treatment.
A newborn son was born in Winnemucca Nevada on May 4 to the wife of Paul Laveaga Jr. The infant’s name and further details are not provided in the record.
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