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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1900
Page
2
Subscriptions and mailing rates listed for Winnemucca Nevada with pricing for year six months and three months. Notices address business correspondence to The Silver State in Winnemucca Nevada.
Weather data for 24 hours to Oct 26 from Emucoa Station shows mean barometer 1410, maximum 4 degrees, minimum 43 above, mean 5 degrees, normal 4 degrees, NE wind, and 0.0 inches precipitation. Forecast for Oct 27 lists minimum 22 above zero. J C Hayden, Observer.
Cloudy conditions expected tonight with warmth continuing into Sunday. The report credits WILLSON as the source of the forecast.
The article notes Adlai E Stevenson as vice president candidate and discusses Republican figures P L Flanigan and Newlands. It references a Nevada audience on October 27, 1900 and hints at campaign fundraising and political maneuvering including Chandler’s remarks about book publishing and gold standard speeches.
A Nevada audience heard Mr. Chandler attack the idea of a tariff on silver as a remedy despite Nevada and U.S. silver dynamics. He alleged misstatements about the 4 year old Chicago Democratic convention and Senator Teller’s past party status. The piece notes Chandler offered little practical proof of tariff impact on silver prices.
Nevada voters are urged to back William J. Bryan and Francis G. Newlands for silver, with Newlands praised for eight years in Congress. The piece warns against Republican Farrington and McKinley, notes John J. Valentine supports Bryan, and cites Bryan's Ann Arbor remark on restoring silver at 16 to 1 without foreign consent.
In a speech last night Mr Norcross cited Our candidates for President Theodore Roosevelt and William McKinley. He seems to believe Teddy is running for president, reflecting influence from Op per cartoons Willie and His Papa.
Telegrams report Sherman's will disposing of property totaling three million dollars. Also, Charles M. Hayes is named president of Southern Pacific, and miners in Pennsylvania suspend their strike with mines preparing to resume Monday. A Manila dispatch notes combat near Maravican with casualties on both sides.
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