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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1900
Page
2
Corner Bridge and Fourth streets publish a notice about subscription rates including yearly, six months, and three months options with small print on carriers and mailing details.
Weather Bureau report from WinseMveca Station May 8 1000 covers 24 hours ending 5:09 PM. Mean barometer 20.47 inches. Max 75°, min 41°, mean 60°. Prevailing wind 8. Precipitation 0.0 inches. Observer Hayden.
Carl Schurz in Milwaukee comments on William Jennings Bryan and the 1900 campaign. He praises Bryan's honesty while warning against perpetual public talking. He predicts Bryan may be renominated but notes tariff issues could influence voters as the Porto Rico tariff bill impacts opinion.
The New York Ledger notes a twelve year old girl’s composition contrasting boys and girls. It critiques boys as loud and wading through water while girls grow up and marry or remain single, claiming grown girls become widows who keep a house.
A proposed measure in the Senate would create a State Board of Examiners of five members to judge life insurance agents. The state would collect an initial $5 entrance fee and $26 for a diploma, establishing formal qualifications and oversight.
The London Graphic notes wartime naming trends with infants tagged Majuba Pretoria Bloemfontein Jacobsdaal Paarde ver g Elands Laagte. Many children receive generals’ names Powell and White, while a registrar quips he would resign rather than christen a child after Kruger.
William Easton of Austin acted as a proxy for a Republican member at the Silver party State Central Committee meeting. The report notes ongoing opposition to fusion by the Silver faction.
The great Egyptian canal network was built at great human cost through corvee labor. Mehemet Ali drafted hundreds of thousands for canal projects, using primitive tools and harsh overseers. Workers, often unpaid, endured harsh conditions and lash punishment during excavation.
Advertisement claims sluggish blood causes indigestion constipation dyspepsia and nervousness and promises swift relief by purifying and invigorating the blood. It also asserts prevention of malaria fever and ague and cures stomach ailments with a private revenue stamp noted on the bottle neck.
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