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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1898
Page
2
Rates shown for correspondence from bridge and Fourth streets outline annual and semiannual mail options. A weekly carrier rate is noted for Winnemucca, though the fragment provides only partial figures. The brief item records standard subscription terms and delivery method in a sparse community notice.
The Waxwemucca Weather Bureau report records 24 hours ending 8 PM local time with mean barometer 29.91 inches, maximum and minimum temps not fully legible, a mean around 55 degrees, normal 54, wind from a prevailing direction, and 0.06 inches precipitation. Observer GEO. B. Ackerman notes May 14 low at 46.
The forecast calls for partly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday with steady temperatures. A steady state pattern is expected with no significant temperature changes during the period.
The speaker argues for a selfless war, praising mercy and justice. He says Spain is a victim of religious bigotry and cruelty, chronicles its medal of misrule, and asserts no honor in aggression but satisfaction in duty fulfilled.
The article doubts McKinley’s fitness to order army and navy moves personally. It argues he knows less about military than diplomatic affairs and is ignorant in diplomacy. It criticizes recent naval maneuvers as mismanaged and implying his involvement.
France expresses remorse and admits United States understanding that her sympathies lie with Spain. The piece condemns France’s pretended friendship as hypocritical, noting such feints deceive no one.
The Examiner asserts the Spanish fleet is boxed in and has no escape. All ships appear trapped with no remaining options for retreat or recovery.
Governors question if recruits paid when enrolled and rejected. Government covers transport and sustenance from enrollment to rendezvous and back home, but rejects any pay to volunteers. The piece notes the lasting legacy of 1776, urges loyalty today, and promotes Trib and Hood's Sarsaparilla as household remedies.
Tam advertises a robbery business with better goods for less money than any place in town, offering whisky by the case or gallon, cigars in all grades, mineral water, bitters, table wine, and Pabst beer by bottle or barrel.
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