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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1900
Page
2
Windle and Brackett as lessees publish a local property notice referencing Corner Bridge and Fourth Streets. The fragment reports an address related to a leaseholding and may indicate a boundary or occupancy action to be clarified in further text.
U S department of agriculture reports the Wixwkmucca station weather for the 24 hours ending 7 meridian time. Mean barometer 29.90 inches maximum temperature 60 degrees minimum 36 above zero mean 45 degrees. Precipitation 0.09 inches. Wind direction prevailing from the west. Observer J C Hayden notes conditions.
The forecast calls for likely showers tonight followed by fair and cooler conditions Saturday. Patchy overnight chill expected with a gradual return to drier weather by daybreak.
The piece notes Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois as VP choice and muses on a possible joint debate with Stewart. It criticizes former Silver State politicians and dismisses assassination plots as prevarication by McKinley campaign managers. It cites Salt Lake Tribune claims about Southern voters' bias against Republicans and ridicules Nevadauring presses predicting Farrington’s victory.
The piece notes Roosevelt denies claiming in a speech that any man at a strike should be shot. It argues the explanation implies he meant Democrats and cites partisan intent rather than a generic call to violence.
The article reports on a Republican accusation that William Jennings Bryan received 150000 dollars to push a silver plank in the Democratic platform. Bryan calls the charge false, says the accuser hides behind a woman, and challenges Senator Cullom to verify his cousin Mingman’s claim and undergo an investigation.
A National Democrat pamphlet attacks McKinley era policy and wealth concentration. It questions workingmen's share under Republicans, cites Rockefeller’s rumored $75 million gain, contrasts with trusts and luxury, and urges voting for Bryan over Hanna to curb theft of labor’s produce.
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