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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 11, 1900
Page
2
Daily except Sundays notice lists offices at Corner Bridge and Fourth streets. Subscription rates shown include one year six months and three months by mail and weekly carrier in Winnemucca. Address all business correspondence to The Silver State Winnemucca.
Weather Bureau report from WIRKAMUCCA station on Oct 10 1900 for the 24 hours ended 5:09 p.m. shows mean barometer 29.002 inches, max temperature 71 degrees, min 8 above zero, mean 15 degrees, normal 17, NW wind, 0.1 inch precipitation. Forecasts continue.
Nevada voters face a choice between Bryan and Newlands on silver and monetary policy. The piece urges support for Newlands as a silver advocate and contrasts him with Farrington and Henderson, arguing the Speaker’s stance will shape coinage policy and party direction. It stresses loyalty to Bryan and Newlands over McKinley and Farrington.
Senator Morgan denounces wild expenditures and urges paying the public debt to curb debt growth. He advocates silver as circulating money, warns against dependence on government bonds, and argues for a specie basis. The Reno Gazette criticizes a Stewart roasting, deriding the Journal’s ethics and calling for decency.
Joseph Chamberlain declares Britain is on terms with the United States, signaling an alliance that supporters say McKinley has sustained. The remark is seen as a political advantage for Republicans who note Bryan wore his hat during a speech, prompting use as campaign material.
Hanna rejects a joint debate proposal from Senator Petti grew, signaling his campaign will rely on advertising and messaging rather to addressing the challenger directly. The move concentrates campaign effort on communications and grassroots efforts for the remainder of the race.
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