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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1901
Page
2
Fragmented OCR shows subscription rates for The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada with terms for one year six months and three months by mail and by carrier per week. also mentions address for business communications in Winnemucca Nevada.
Weather Bureau report from Winneconne Station credits conditions for the 44 hours ending 7 meridian time. Mean barometer 29.89 inches. Maximum temperature 74, minimum 41, mean 58, normal 60. Wind westward, precipitation 0.05 inches in 24 hours. Forecast low 48 for May 27. Hayden Observer Weather Bureau.
Cloudy unsettled weather forecast for tonight and Tuesday. In politics, Teddy Roosevelt is not backing the Hanna ticket and McKinley’s health news brings relief. Wayne Depew plans to advise on leadership. Bryan and McKinley sign tribute articles at Washington and Lee. Californians lament the President’s California visit ending without expected political outcomes.
The new British census reports England and Wales at 32,25,716 residents, up 12.5 percent from ten years prior. Density hits 536 per square mile nationwide and likely over 600 in England alone. The report also criticizes civil service laborers, noting growth and the ease of bypassing civil service rules amid party pork considerations.
A massive 130 ton gun with 18 inch muzzle and 49 foot length is under War Department direction at Watervliet Arsenal. It fires 2370 pound projectiles up to 21 miles using 775 pounds smokeless powder. Captain Wheeler to inspect. Buffalo Exposition showcase planned. potential order of forty guns with placements in New York harbor San Francisco Boston and Hampton Roads.
American Lumberman estimates U S rail networks require about 82 million ties each year for replacements and another 14 million for new track. Total annual demand near 96 million ties as miles of main and secondary lines sit around 205 000 and 190 000 plus added tracks.
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