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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1901
Page
2
The notice lists daily publication except Sundays with offices at Corner Bridge and Fourth streets. Subscription rates are one year six months and three months by mail, plus weekly carrier delivery in Winnemucca. Address business correspondence to The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada.
The Weather Bureau reports for the 24 hours ending 4 PM local time a mean barometer of 40.18 inches and a mean temperature of 40 degrees. Maximum 50, minimum 1 above zero. Precipitation 0.01 inches. Wind from the 3 direction. Forecast calls for fair weather tonight and Saturday.
The Idaho judge rules women are not subject to jury service though eligible to vote. Amid broader political chatter, criticism surfaces over State Department handling of Bulgarian bandit rescue actions. Minnesota Governor Van Sant moves against railroad consolidation, courting other anti consolidation states to counter the Northern Securities Company.
The Boston Post questions President Roosevelt's Thanksgiving claim of peace. It notes nearly 4,000 American deaths and 50,000 Filipino deaths, a $200,000,000 cost, and urgent enlistments. Manila reports plot and combat near Catbalogan and Leyte, with villages burned and food shortages amid ongoing hostilities.
In a letter from the Philippines to his wife in Atchison Captain Rowan defends staying put as war weariness grows. He recalls carrying a message to Garcia at the start of the Spanish American War and bluntly calls the current Philippine conflict costly, bloody, inglorious, and wicked, noting no Philippine square mile is held by peace.
The industrial commission reports almost one million railway employees and up to five million dependents on railroad wages. It notes railroads will continue absorbing workers for years. The Bland Monument at Lebanon Missouri will feature a white bronze base with a frieze of silver dollars and a life size bronze statue of Richard P. Bland.
The new army pistol is described as a remarkable invention capable of firing 116 bullets per minute. The piece compares the weapon’s advancement to Hostetter's Stomach Bitters, claiming long time use as a standard remedy for indigestion and related ailments. It urges readers to try the medicine for digestion issues and warns to beware of counterfeits with a Private Die Stamp.
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