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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1897
Page
2
An item lists subscription rates with numbers 4600 40 and 1 percent, indicating pricing details for the COR BRIDGE AND FOURTH 8T8 publication. The OCR fragment presents a concise rate outline without additional context or dates.
The item reports a May 19 1807 weather bulletin from the Department of Agriculture in Winnemucca with temperatures wind and precipitation figures. It then discusses Theodore Durrant’s potential gubernatorial reprieve in a San Francisco murder case and Nevada mining optimism citing Lincol n White Pine Elko Washoe and Ormsby counties. It mentions a legislative vote on government protection regarding the Union Pacific gate and includes local ads and notices.
The administration signals a move to loosen civil service barriers. Mr McKinley has discussed the issue with the civil service commission while cabinet members Gage and Wilson publicly support altering civil service files for their department.
Mrs Dirnowl, whose husband obtained a divorce over alleged infidelity, has been picked up as a theatrical star by San Francisco society. Morality standards in the metropolis, however, will not suffer.
A murky note claims a traitor’s price dropped to a prison cell, not a $50,000 payoff for betraying Maceo to Spain. The line hints Spain’s bankruptcy pushed the debt handling into imprisonment rather than money.
A mob incident in Texas left seven Black men dead after a disturbance that also harmed an elderly man and two girls. Officials describe a deadly mob action with racial tension and violence continuing to unfold regionally.
Washington officials ignore a clear reality, the country faces a state of war in Cuba, a situation evident to observers and commentators.
A newspaper note compares Spain’s liberal reforms to Cuba to a child attempting to bribe a parent to avoid punishment, signaling skepticism about concessions and consequences.
The advertisement proclaims first hand shirts waists ready at the Leavers or Enterprise stores. It notes no hand me downs or auctions and claims New York manufacturers supply current patterns. F. C. Robins is said to never attend auctions.
A reader describes three years of poor health due to nerve trouble and anemia. The ad claims Hood's Sarsaparilla purifies and enriches blood, feeding nerves with strength. The testimonial cites improved health after taking the remedy and promises restored control over brain and body.
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