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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1900
Page
2
A historic notice lists Windle and Bracket as lessees with daily service except Sundays. Roadside reference to corner Bridge and Fourth streets hints at a local property lease. Subscription rates show three months by mail, with weekly carrier delivery, to Winnemucca Nevada.
The text notes opposition to the trusts will hurt the Republican ticket in the state. It mentions Chicago labor troubles and resulting suffering, suggesting Republican orators will struggle to persuade workers there that the nation enjoys abundant prosperity.
The Colorado Republican State convention sits in Denver while a prince dies in a Dresden carriage crash and Boer general De Wet is rumored killed in Johannesburg. McKinley may avoid receptions during the Orient crisis. a Philadelphia mining strike expands in Pennsylvania. Chinese and German diplomacy and military moves prompt dispatches. Witness Bowman Gaines implicates Jim Howard in the Goebel shooting. deputy Stubblefield ties Howard to the killing.
Weather bureau report from Winnemucca station for the 24 hours to 4 M shows mean barometer 30.12, max 50, min 37, mean 48, normal 60, prevailing wind 5 W, precipitation 0.00. Min temp Sept 18 is 26 above zero. Forecast: fair tonight and Wednesday, warmer.
The Boston Post lauds Richard Olney's letter as pivotal in the race between William J. Bryan of Nebraska and W. W. Boohier of Eiko for University Regent seats, arguing the imperial debate defines voter choice. Iconoclast and Chicago viewpoints highlight Democratic hopes, Imperialism opposition, and Illinois Republican fissures shaping outcomes.
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