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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1897
Page
2
Weather data for four hours ending 6 PM shows mean temperature 67 degrees with a high of 71 and low of 61. Prevailing wind from the west, barometer 20.4 inches, precipitation for 24 hours reported as trace, record by Co A Rogers agent.
The Reno Gazette denounces New York man Spriggs as superintendent of the Nevada Indian agencies. It links the move to ingratitude from Hanna and the mayor and notes the shift mirrors Cleveland policy criticism. Spriggs will succeed a New Jersey major.
The daily incomes cited include the czar of Russia at 25000 dollars, the sultan of Turkey at 18000, the emperor of Austria at 10000, the German emperor at 8000, the king of Italy at 6500, Queen Victoria at 6500, the king of Belgium at 6500, the president of France at 5000, and the president of the United States at 125 dollars.
A South Carolina man asked a woman to escort him home she refused and he shot her. He then carried her inside as she lay crippled, asserting that crossing a determined South Carolina gentleman is unwise as reported by the Buffalo Express.
The Honston Post notes a woman is appointed to oversee Chicago street cleaning though it questions her ability to wear the regulation blue pants and yellow jacket uniform.
Seven new yellow fever cases and seven deaths were reported to the New Orleans board of health yesterday. The report highlights ongoing urban health challenges and mortality in the city.
Darling 19 brandished a revolver inside the Cuyahoga building aiming at H. G. Powell. A struggle ensued until neighbors intervened. Powell denies wrongdoing and Darling was arrested amid a disputed dispute over alleged harm. In North Dakota, editor Moffatt survived a second shot attempt after earlier destruction of presses. In California, Oakland carpenter suspect Myers is jailed in San Francisco for Ukiah stage hold up and murder linked moves traced to Ukiah.
Mrs. Mary Wats of Leadville claims Hood's Sarsaparilla cured her husband’s cough backache and headache and strengthened their family. The ad also promotes Hood's Pills for liver and bowels and notes RE Reinhart & Co selling fruit jars, jelly glasses, fruit wax, and stoves with free installation services.
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