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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1899
Page
2
Daily except Sundays and subscription rates announced for one year six months and three months by mail or carrier in Winnemucca. Address all business correspondence to The Silver State Winnemucca with Corner Bridge and Fourth streets noted.
Weather Bureau report from Mecca Station covers 21 hours ending 7 PM with mean temperature 40 degrees and high 90 degrees? readings show unclear values. Prevailing wind direction noted with 0 precipitation in 24 hours and minimum temperature 24 above zero on Oct 4. Observer Hayder signs off.
Cloudy tonight and Wednesday with continued cold, Hayden and Meadie forecast. State forecasts cloudy conditions with cold, wet weather, riders urged to prepare for dipping temperatures.
Salt Lake Herald debates the dangers of trusts and demagogues arguing over protectionist views. It warns that monopoly undermines liberty, harms workers, and buys influence in government and media, urging vigilance as the nation drifts toward concentrated power. Governor Gage reportedly plans a California legislature session to elect a United States official.
The Southern Pacific fears Burns may fail Senate approval and urges Wyoming and California action. Colonel J L Torrey, famed Rough Rider, praises two of his regiment’s young men Truman Fox and Charles Blake, funding art study in Europe and a four year Kansas university course. Torrey, a Wyoming cattleman, questions other nations having such commanders and men.
The article notes President McKinley briefly used a pipe but has returned to cigars. It suggests his pipe indulgence may have fueled some recent campaign speeches, while his managers preferred cigars to avoid more “dreams.”
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