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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1895
Page
2
The notice outlines subscription terms: one copy one year by mail, six months by mail via carrier at 25 cents per week. Advertising rates: first insertion 3.50 per square of 10 lines, with discounts for regular advertisers. Cash authority granted to collect subscriptions and advertiser payments for the Silver State.
A San Francisco woman reporter plans to take the stand to testify that Durrant made statements that could be construed as confessions. The jail register shows her shadowing him daily at the prison seeking expressions to convict him, living there, bringing flowers and books, weeping, waiting at his wicket, and using insinuations to win his confidence for public service.
High Corean officials describe the queen's death as a blessing but caution against calling it commendable. They accuse her of corruption and abuse of power, yet acknowledge that removing rulers by assassination is not a civilized remedy.
The 1894 agricultural returns show a dramatic drop of 516,321 acres under wheat in Great Britain from 3,500,000 to under 1,500,600. The United States follows the same downward trend in acreage and bushels as population rises, while prices fall. The author ascribes the decline to monometallism affecting Europe and America.
Under the beneficent sound money system, failures in the third quarter of 1895 totaled 2792 with $52,167,179 involved, averaging $11,521 per firm. The report suggests the goldbug system encroaches on big concerns and may force proprietors to rethink.
Senator John P. Jones of Nevada and Mrs. Jones visit the Palace before heading to Washington for Congress. He expresses strong belief in silver but does not expect free coinage legislation this session. The Bulletin notes sharp views on money and Europe alongside local business ads and notices.
The policy outlines dividends after five years, nonforfeitable after seven with unused declared dividends to pay premiums, cash surrender value after ten, and full paid up status at 76. Optional surrender at 75, disability benefits, accidental death or injury coverage, partial disability benefits, medical reanimation, and equal admission for men and women with no membership fee.
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