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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1894
Page
2
A historical notice lists terms of subscription for one copy for one year by mail and by carrier five cents weekly, with rates for advertising showing a square ten lines for the first insertion and reduced rates for subsequent insertions to regular advertisers.
Governor John E Jones of Ormsby runs with running mates Kr Sadler Eureka for lieutenant governor M Bonnifield Humboldt for associate justice M8 secretary of state Eugene Howell White Pine for attorney general Robert Beatty Bureta for state controller A Dagrave Humboldt for state treasurer W Westerfield Washoe for surveyor general A G Pratt Douglas for state printer Joseph McCarthy Storey for superintendent of public instruction H C Cutting Esmeralda for University Regent long term W E Deal short term H Sbtarratt Lander for University Regent second term District judges: first C E Mack Storey second A E Cheney Washoe third A L Fitzgerald Eureka fourth Geo F Talbot Elko.
The report lists weather conditions for the past 24 hours ending 5:00 AM, with a barometer and readings: maximum temperature 60, minimum 46, mean 52, wind from the west at 3 mph, and 4 hours of precipitation. A note references the minimum temperature for November 1.
The Silver State owner donates the paper to the Silver party campaign and offers two thousand free daily copies. Names from every county will receive the issue at no charge.
Thursday November 1 1894 General Warner will pass here Friday on his way to Ohio. He expects to reach home in time to vote. Congressman Bland of Missouri the silver champion steams Weaver supporters urging his election. Shall we take a forward or backward step in the silver fight vote the Silver ticket. The Ga sette editor attacks Senator Jones and General Warner for urging Nevadans to vote for home prosperity and principle.
The Silver party asserts strong momentum across Nevada, condemns Republicans for splitting the vote, and claims Bartine and Cleveland will be defeated in every county. It warns of foreign influence and calls voters to back the Populist ticket rather than the old parties, urging turnout in Reno Carson and Virginia.
A Nevada appeal declares the Silver party the true ally of the national People's party and urges voters to defeat the Republican sideshow in Washoe county. It praises Silver party leaders and vows they will be honored at the next People's party convention.
A brief urging readers to support Bartine directly rather than backing Doughty. The message emphasizes a straightforward vote for Bartine as the preferred candidate.
The piece denounces old party lines and calls for honest conviction over office seeking. It warns of English control over American law, wages, and elections, urging Patriots to unite in defense of liberty and the ballot against plutocrats and party lackeys.
The next Tuesday election hinges on whether Nevada will back the Silver party led by Doughty and Bartine or align with the Republican ticket backed by the gold trusts of New York and London. A vote for Doughty is urged to uphold silver champions.
The speaker declines to discuss abstract political labels and urges backing the friends of silver with leaders like Senator Jones and Congressman Newlands. The remark centers on the Silver party and its noted advocates rather than current party names.
A F Bartinere previously ran as a Republican for Ormsby County district attorney and briefly joined an independent Dolly Wardens faction. After failing to gain support he rejoined the Republicans and now denounces Jones Stewart Newlands Wren and other leaders as renegades while stressing loyalty to the party over silver.
The speaker argues that fiscal reform is the primary issue, asserting that flood of questions about McKinley tariff and railroad ownership are secondary. He stresses monetary reform must be prioritized as the silver issue.
In western Nevada Senator J. P. Jones and General A. J. Warner face sharp attacks from goldbug activists and politicians. The rival Silver party gains by exposing opposition rhetoric, while Jones mocks rivals as familiar figures the public already knows.
Rinehart & Co. establish a photo gallery in town with praised coastal photographer Mr. Rinehart. Cabinets priced at $3 and varied pricing options promise satisfaction. The shop location is opposite Robins & Co. and near M Hofman’s, with Butler’s gallery also advertising and H. Painter managing a photo tent nearby.
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