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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1897
Page
2
Weather Bureau report for 24 hours ending 6:00 pm local time shows mean barometer 20.76 inches. Maximum 62, minimum 43, mean 53 degrees. Prevailing wind direction not listed. Precipitation 0.10 inches. Next low temperature forecast 44 degrees. Agent A Rogers. Friday.
Octogenarian Deacon Dingley argues there is no sound basis for another tariff uproar for years. He notes tariff makers overestimate permanence and criticizes repeated tariff changes as harmful, blaming entrenched interests and lack of benefit from prior reforms.
The speaker contrasts Western farmers meeting obligations with critics who labelled them repudiationists. He argues farmers pay when they can earn a living while plutocrats keep their wealth, noting foreign farmers suffer, enabling American farmers to ease their burdens.
The secretary rejects plans for Ohio speeches and faces public curiosity over the 1873 silver purchase demonetization. Citizens seek explanations for the policy shift and its broader hardship, urging a full disclosure.
Mr McKinley unloads provisions from the prosperity train traveling through Ohio to Nelsonville a mining town with about 7000 destitute residents. The relief follows complaints against Mr Hanna and allies over unmet wage promises before the recent presidential election.
In Ohio observers say the keynote of the Hanna campaign centers on the bank note. The general impression is that money and banking themes define Hanna’s push.
The tension in Washington as Secretary Gage and Speaker Reed rush to answer Mr. Bryan weakens claims that the silver issue is dead. The exchange signals ongoing contention over monetary policy and the potential impact on legislation and markets.
A reader opines that Senator Tillman should be informed that Cleveland has passed from active politics, urging a respectful acknowledgment of the end of his era.
The Hanna propaganda of a prosperity wave proved limited to those in a trust or combine who could pay on delivery, revealing a selective financial mechanism rather than broad public benefit.
The Massachusetts Democratic convention in Worcester endorsed the Chicago platform and the party’s national principles. Republican papers call the move radical, but Democrats nationwide uphold free coinage of gold and silver at 16 to 1, aligning with broader party doctrine.
The piece argues the silver issue is dead and Bryan lacks political future. It mocks gold supporters and notes Bryan’s 40,000 attendance in Kansas City. It also reports California Supreme Court backing San Francisco’s ousted board on a tax levy, blaming pro corporation judges and citizen choices.
Hestry Brecices of Georgetown New Mexico reports sores on the face gone after two bottles of Hood’s Sarsaparilla. He says his appetite returned and he can sleep soundly. Hood’s Pills are vegetable and do not purge. Also Cascarets claim to educate your bowels and cure constipation.
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