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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Nov 29, 1899
Page
2
Daily except Sundays. Willow Corner Bridge Smad Tourty streets subscription rates: one year by mail. three months by mail. by carrier in Winnemucca. Address all business communications to The Light on the State Winnemucca.
Weather Bureau report shows mean barometer 29.60 inches and temperatures with a maximum 64 and minimum 30s. Mean temperature around 82?, prevailing wind from the west and light precipitation noted in the four hours ending 5:09 p.m. local time. Observer J A Hayden signs the bulletin.
Rain falls this afternoon and tonight with overcast skies expected through Thursday in Mcadie. The outlook calls for continued cloud cover and possible showers as the day progresses.
A critical editorial denounces imperial policy in the Philippines, arguing lives lost and wounded are sacrifices for a costly conquest. It questions President McKinley’s motives, condemning annexation rhetoric and asserting the war harms both Americans and Filipinos, with no clear national benefit.
A Baltimore Sun account references a lasting shadow cast by a death, noting the impact on the community and the lingering sense of loss described in the piece.
A Kansas editor mocks the Twentieths in Luzon while Aguinaldo’s vigorous image dominates presses from the Kansas City Journal to the Boston Globe. Diaz’s scarce posts contrast with Mexico’s political machine as a Rossville woman dies after filing for divorce, a Denver Post warning about marital strain.
Al Buncel, a Tuscarora blacksmith, traveled to Boise Idaho and abducted his two and four year old children from their mother and returned to Tuscarora. The couple had separated with the mother staying with her mother in Boise, and Buncel pursued and removed the children. sources place Mrs. Buncel in Moran Home Monday night and leaving for Juneau Tuesday, she is on his trail.
Panier ad lists FPaney candied items and extra soda crackers at 25 cents per 3 pound carton. Home made sauerkraut available by the pail with no minimum. Sliced peaches and apricots seven cans for 100 cents. Eastern Creamery butter in tubs two pounds for 55 cents with full weight.
A 56 piece semi porcelain dinner set with gold banding offered as a tasteful holiday present for ladies. Described as fresh and unused, not aged or shelf worn.
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