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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1897
Page
2
Weather report from Department of Agriculture Winnemucca station notes conditions for 21 hours ending 4 PM. Readings show mean barometer 2.57 inches, max 71 F, min 39 F, mean 58 F. Prevailing wind from west with gusts to 24 mph and no precipitation. Local time 5 PM. Met readings by M. E. Hill.
An Ogden Standard column cites John Wannamaker’s remarks at a Philadelphia Business Men's club banquet. It portrays his lament over declining prosperity and warns that the nation’s disheartened voters may abandon the Republican party for new leadership, criticizing McKinley supporters for their post election disappointment.
A white Houston man hired a negro to lure a prominent citizen from his home and murder him. The killer was jailed, but a mob overran the jail and shot the white prisoner. The mob spared the accused negro, arguing he lacks influence to escape punishment. The piece argues pervasive miscarriages of justice fuel lynchings and calls for legal reform. Also notes cabbage plants for sale at 60 cents per hundred.
A Colorado governess settles in a Catskills summer resort teaching guests' children for a stated hourly fee. Bryn Mawr students wear robes and mortarboards while Wellesley experiments with caps, largely fading except on special occasions. Also notes on entertaining infants, bleached muslin prices, fresh cheese stock, Hood's Sarsaparilla benefits, Hood’s Pills as a family remedy, and a Goshen Virginia liveryman praising Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatism.
E Retnarr & Co announces the Acorn Natural Stone Water Puriser a premium filter for drinking water. First shipment received and ready for inspection, promoting safer home water and reduced illness risk.
An advertisement extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as uniquely powerful for purification and vitality. It recounts a testimonial from a seven year old boy with fever and rheumatism whose leg broke out with five sores, claimed to have been healed by the medicine.
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