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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1899
Page
2
The Silver State is published in Winnemucca Nevada with an address at Bridge and Fourth streets Aubacripation Ratio advertises three months by mall or weekly at Winnemucca. Nevada readers in San Francisco can find the periodical at the Palace Hotel News Stand. Adress for business inquiries is The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada.
Weather data from Sept 11 1899 notes mean barometer 30.12 inches maximum 89F minimum 26F mean 62F with normal 61F SW wind. 24 hour precipitation 0.0. Forecast: fair tonight and Wednesday. Also items discuss Dewey voyage to New York, corn rising above cotton in agriculture, Insular Commission, Venezuelan revolution, Hawaiian slavery end, and McKinley Root relations.
Wire pullers work to secure Roosevelt's consent to be McKinney's running mate in 1900. Roosevelt resists, likened to a wary trout avoiding a tempting fly. A French writer laments American misunderstanding of the Filipino, arguing that Americans have focused on grasping the Frenchman lately.
The article reflects that there is a de facto union forming among South American republics against the United States. It notes Washington’s cautious reception, urges voters to assess imperialism, and argues that Philippine policy logic could justify intervention in South America. It concludes the union’s refinement depends on future U.S. elections and public understanding.
In France public opinion splits over Dreyfus verdict with many insisting innocence despite five officers finding guilt. The piece condemns a proposed Paris Exposition boycott by Germany and a New York congressman's plan, arguing the move harms France and is un-American. It notes varied international reactions and defends fair trial proceedings.
The piece argues that high beef prices stem from fundamental factors not a beef trust. It notes falling cattle on ranges and rising meat demand from population growth, with prices rising due to supply and demand dynamics. The author dismisses New York editorials blaming a trust and emphasizes universal market forces at work.
A Nevada Cavalry member in the Philippines sends a letter reproduced in today’s scetie. He complains Nevada has forgotten troops who fought Spaniards, not liberty seekers. He notes when the soldiers return they will receive a reception proving appearances are deceptive.
Spain has not released Spanish prisoners held by Aguinaldo while many Cuban prisoners remain in grim dungeons at Cadiz. The dungeons have lost some horror for the yellow Journal since the Administration adopted Spain's colonial policy.
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