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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1901
Page
2
Fragmentary OCR text shows a business address and contact note for Aindle and Rackets in Winnemucca Nevada. It mentions daily except Sundays and references travel or delivery details. Details are garbled but indicate a commercial notice or correspondence address.
The report notes the 44 hour conditions ending May 17 at 9:00 PM with a barometer at 2.77 inches, temperature highs around 78, low 46, sea wind 5 W, with 0.0 inches precipitation. May 15 minimum 47. Forecasts indicate warmer conditions for tonight and Sunday, with readings from May 18.
A Sacramento Bee editorial contrasts a $50 000 presidential salary with a $1 000 000 steel trust presidency to probe patriotism. It argues most would choose money, estimating only about 1400 of 14 million voters would prefer the White House. The piece cites Edward VII and Dublin editor Brien on kingship virtue.
The article notes Schwab, president of the steel trust, publicly endorsing the trust. It asserts the trust benefits Schwab and other leaders, urging public approval and goodwill toward the powerful steel interests.
Prominent labor leaders argue the eight hour workday has influenced reform among the intemperate class but has not altered the overall desire for strong drink.
Minister Conger was silenced upon reaching Washington and the Iowa Republicans face uncertainty over supporting a muzzled candidate for governor. The outcome depends on party stance and campaign strategy as tensions and questions linger.
A New York woman wed a horse doctor after assuming he was a French nobleman. If his veterinary skill proves true, she considers herself lucky despite the mistaken identity.
An Omaha woman pawned her only car numbers for a $25 loan, illustrating what a person will do when desperate.
From November 1 to April 7 of this year California shipped 13,000 carloads of oranges and 909 carloads of lemons. Only about one-tenth of U S wage earners are organized, reflecting limited labor union reach.
A 191X era snippet notes crooks scoffing at a War Department clerk selling official correspondence for 200 dollars. Virginia Democrats seek excitement in state ticket choices seen as near election. Morgan rumored to foreclose his mortgage on the Republican party and assume an office. Schley praised for restraint. Advertising lines promote Heath Milligan and Sherwin Williams paints from E. Reinhart & Co. mar221f.
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