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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1894
Page
2
newspaper notice lists subscription options at 25 cents per week and rates for one year by mail or six months by mail, with delivery by carrier referenced for the Siler State Block area at the Bridgs and Fourth Streets cor.
For Governor John Ke Jones of Ormsby. For Lieutenant Governor R Sadler of Eureka. For Associate Justice M B Bonnifield of Humboldt. For University Regent Long Term E P Deal of Storey. For University Regent Short Term H S Starratt of Lander. For District Judges First C E Mack Storey. Second A E Cheney Washoe. Third A L Fitzgerald Eureka. Fourth Geo F Talbot Eiko.
Weather Bureau report dated October 26 1884 from Wilnemucca station records a maximum temperature of 4 degrees a minimum of 3 degrees and a mean of 1 degree with SW wind. The barometer reads 25 58 and 24 hour precipitation is 0.0.
The Siver State owner donates the paper to the Silver party campaign and will print two thousand copies daily free to readers. Populist speakers claim they sought the Carson convention to secure adoption of the People’s party name, arguing harmony would follow if done, while denouncing others as corrupt.
The speaker warns that wealth concentration endangers democracy and declares a global counter revolution by the people. He cites cam paign contributions, trusts, railroads, and banks as abuses, demands federal action, and urges voters to reject both major parties as they permit corporate despotism.
A historic vision argues that a new party will restore silver, end monopolies, and remake the economy. It claims public ownership of railroads, remonetization of silver, and full employment through democratic control, Civil Service reform, and a broader social program.
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