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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 19, 1898
Page
2
Office details subscription rates by mail and carrier for Winnemucca. one year six months and three months options listed. weekly carrier rate indicated.
Weather Bureau report for Vineville Station dated November 16 1898 records 24 hour period ending 4 PM local time with mean barometer 30.08 inches, max 57 F, min 3 F, mean temperature 6 F, normal 3 F, prevailing wind direction NW, precipitation 0. Observer Aubernman notes next day min temperature above zero.
Occasional showers this afternoon and tonight with Saturday showers or local snow. Temperature remains steady throughout the period.
Attorney General rules criminal prosecutions for grazing sheep in forest reservations are valid outside Oregon and Washington. Secretary Bliss asked about governing regulations for forest preservation. An eastern exchange reports Rochester voting machines yielded full results within twenty minutes, preventing fraud and smoothing ballots. The St Louis Globe Democrat notes Col Roosevelt and the Rough Riders secured San Juan heights and captured Morro banners before subduing a strong hill near New York.
The governor of French Guiana has sent a dispatch to Paris informing the French Colonial Office that Alfred Dreyfus, lifelong prisoner on Devil's Island, has been informed of the revision proceedings in his case.
Utah investors and political factions intensify their opposition to silver policies, with Speaker Cannon facing sharp attacks amid a broader gold versus silver dispute. The bitter public exchanges echo the Nevada fight, signaling mounting pressure on fiscal policy.
The Syracuse Post argues misery loves company and Uncle Sam should not feel lonesome as meat contractors are caught robbing John Bull, portraying a shared burden and urging action.
C W Weerrene proprietor supplies fresh fruits and vegetables. Hood's Sarsaparilla advertised as a blood purifier. Ladies' Fancy Goods line featuring collar ettes and ribbons from FE Beruartz & Co.
A lengthy summary notes the large U S rail system with 36 000 locomotives 26 000 passenger cars and 1 259 000 freight cars. It cites high costs for passenger and sleeping cars and discusses future growth and potential capacity limits. Also mentions remedies for croup hoarseness and coughs and local public notices on stock impounding in Winnemucca Nevada.
A father recalls severe arm infection after vaccination and scrofula signs in son Joseph. After initial worsens, Hood's Sarsaparilla and Hood's Pills accompany recovery leading to a strong, healthy boy. James Harper of Roebling & Son’s Rolling Mill, 233 Adeline St., Trenton, N J, cited.
A brief obituary notes the death of William R. Lewis a native of Winnemucca aged 22. The record lists him as a resident and mentions his name with the date November 15 1804 in connection to the event.
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