DAILY EXCEPT SUNDAYS Subscription Rates Office Details
The fragment notes an office at Corner Bridge and Fourth streets and begins a subscription rate listing. The text is incomplete and lacks concrete figures or durations.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1899
Page
2
The fragment notes an office at Corner Bridge and Fourth streets and begins a subscription rate listing. The text is incomplete and lacks concrete figures or durations.
Weather Bureau report from Winnemeca Station covers conditions for the four hours ending 5:09 a.m. local time. It lists mean barometer at 30, maximum temperature 52 degrees, minimum temperature 2 above zero, mean temperature, and normal temperature 46 degrees. Prevailing wind is west with no precipitation in the past 24 hours. J C Hayden Observer.
Fair tonight and Thursday with continued cold weather. Hayden and Mcadie noted for fair conditions at the state fair.
The Ohio gubernatorial race brings to light John B. McLean's financial help to McKinley years ago when bankrupt. Hanna received a $1,000 contribution from McLean for McKinley's debt, aiding a governor then, Walker's failure revealed the liabilities of about $118,000. The disclosure by Governor Bushnell is framed as justice.
The Brooklyn Eagle argues Roosevelt did not send Dewey to the Philippines, while Hanna manipulated election returns to place McKinley in office. The paper claims Hanna earned credit for Dewey’s victory, asserting Hanna wiped the Spanish fleet from Manila Bay.
In a two week old Colorado contest Rony McGillivray and Joe Barboneau of Victor won first prize and the world championship for double handed work with a 38 percent inch record in fifteen minutes. Hermann Audragg and Edward Chamberton of Cripple Creek nearly matched with 38 5-16 inches. The earlier world record by Hupps and Lindgren of Ouray in 1897 surpassed 37 inches. Out of state entrants were Charles McGowan and A D McDougal of Prescott Arizona with 21-16 inches.
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