Windle and Bracket Daily Excluding Sundays
Fragmentary ad style text shows large sale terms with monthly and weekly references. Mentions Winnemeres and various items likely for sale by Windle and Bracket with unclear dates and durations.
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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1900
Page
2
Fragmentary ad style text shows large sale terms with monthly and weekly references. Mentions Winnemeres and various items likely for sale by Windle and Bracket with unclear dates and durations.
Weather bulletin from Winamnete Station notes a reported mean parameter with degrees temperature and wind. The readable text shows garbled terms but indicates a routine meteorological update with numeric values missing or unclear.
The piece contrasts Republican and Democratic platforms on silver coinage and the gold standard. It notes William P. Myers backing Bryan, questions GOP intimidation tactics, and attacks Farrington for aligning with the “brute force of lawless wealth” linked to the Southern Pacific Company amid Nevada’s political scene.
The Republican press faces a new query over Mr. McKinley s varying statements on the money issue. While he has given multiple opinions on currency, the paper notes there is no decisive proof he would be disqualified for the presidency if he did not win the St Louis nomination on the gold standard.
Arkansas holds a state election today. Frank J. Cannon runs in Utah as a Democratic candidate for Senator. Mr. Bryan accepted an invitation to address Chicago University students Monday afternoon. He spoke in Indiana on Saturday at South Bend and La Porte. The U S Canada golf match ended with an American victory. The Navy asks bids for five battleships with opening date November 15.
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