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Newspaper
Silver State
Location
Winnemucca, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1901
Page
2
The Silver State Windle and Brackett lessees publish daily except Sundays. Office at Bridge and Fourth streets Winnemucca Nevada. Subscriptions set at one year six months and three months by mail or by carrier in Winnemucca per week. Address business correspondence to The Silver State Winnemucca Nevada.
The Weather Bureau reports 24 hours to 4 PM local time with mean barometer 24.96 inches, max temperature 58, min 40, mean 4, normal 5, light prevailing west wind, and no precipitation. Forecasts fair tonight, cloudy and warmer Thursday. Hayden observer. McAdie.
The Kansas City Journal and Kansas City Times critique partisan rancor following McKinley’s assassination. They condemn press bias and political capital from tragedy, defend Bryan as a principled figure, and warn against treating the event as Republican only. The Times calls out moral decline in such journalism.
The Examiner is barred from San Francisco's Mercantile Library. Emma Goldman was freed after two weeks' detention following the President’s assassination. The Schley Court of Inquiry ended abruptly with the death of Jeremiah Wilson. Union party state and city conventions in Philadelphia seek fusion with Democrats against the Harrisburg Republican ticket. Ed Lastig in St Louis confessed involvement in the McKinley assassination plot and tied Czolgusz’s handkerchief to the weapon. In Pendleton Oregon five masked men robbed C L Mc Ginnis’s saloon of about 1500 dollars after forcing hand raises, while the thief fled as the safe remained unopened.
A preview of long-distance telephone possibilities sparks public interest while praising Hostetter's Stomach Bitters as a cure for stomach liver kidney and bowel disorders. The ad claims the remedy has over fifty years of cures and can alleviate dyspepsia indigestion flatulence constipation and biliousness, restoring strength and easing insomnia and nervousness.
An appeal touts Lane's Tea as a gentle laxative that keeps bowels active, improves complexion, brightens the eye, and aids kidney health. A 25 cent package is available from Brown Bros for home use tonight.
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