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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1900
Page
2
The Silver State of Winnemucca lists subscription options for mail and carrier delivery. Rates include one year by mail, six months, and three months, with weekly carrier price in Winnemucca. Address business correspondence to The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada.
Weather report for 24 hours ending 7 p.m. May 2 lists mean barometer at 20.00 inches, max 70 degrees, min 43, total precipitation unknown, prevailing wind direction 5 W, May min 2842 above zero, observer J G Hayden. Cloudy tonight and Thursday forecast by Willson. National Congress in Des Moines this week amid commentary on trust funds and Republican campaign hopes from Teonoclast.
A California inspector in Reno checks every westbound train for bubonized plague cases. The note suggests Nevada station at the state line to stop plagtic suspects from leaving California, given US cases are only in San Francisco.
Charles J Spruce of Kenosha Wisconsin was among the first Victoria Cross winners in the present South African war. He joined Jameson’s raiders years ago, returned home, then went to England at the war’s start and enlisted in a cavalry regiment. He earned the cross for rescuing a wounded comrade.
The speaker demands Taylor face justice in Kentucky, questioning his guilt and accusing him of fleeing the state. The note warns that if captured, he will be compelled to answer for his alleged crimes and face the law as the state's worst fugitive.
A Kentucky man notes a long list of legislators with names echoing animals flowers and common nouns. He quips that a Taylor in the Statehouse and a Collier commanding the troops explains why there is trouble in the State.
The St Paul Globe notes a India pie worth a quarter of a cent that cannot be eaten, while American railroad pies cost twenty times that and cannot be eaten either. The Sioux City Tribune comments on the Deweys being called a surname and not individuals, and Choate is hosted by London’s Ancient Company of Fishmongers. Shafter races for Santiago in a buckboard and Lord Roberts advances toward Pretoria in an ice wagon. War ceases to be picturesque as it loses its romantic aura.
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