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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1894
Page
1
Fragmentary OCR shows a Portland and Yamhill Railway division with a passenger depot at foot of Jefferson Street. Mentions tri weekly Airlle mall, and names Portland Newberg and Sheridan areas with partial abbreviations and run days.
A Harrisburg bound Pennsylvania railroad president learns discipline when a conductor asks to see his ticket and discovers the pass is forgotten. He pays the fare with a ten cent rebate, proving no one is above the rule. Other brief items include German antiquities, Queen Victoria Jubilee book details, and a teeth return reward in a light, miscellaneous column.
The President vetoed House bill No. 4506 directing coinage of silver bullion held by the treasury. He argues the measure is faulty and risks financial disruption, threatening the parity and confidence in a gold silver monetary system, and warns that the bill could undermine public trust and hinder recovery.
The treaty between the United States and China aims to establish reciprocal residence rights and restrictions for Chinese laborers. It preserves existing U S exclusion laws while offering limited return provisions for workers with family, property, or debts in the United States.
Delph introduces a joint resolution in Congress to declare the 1850 Clayton Bulwer treaty regarding a Central American ship canal no longer in force. Dolph argues the treaty is not in effect, Britain has violated it, and Congress should abolish it to proceed with canal projects unrestrained.
Acting Secretary Curtis forwards Attorney General request for extra 1904 fiscal year funds to the House. Urgency noted for juror and witness fees, and prisoner support as courts face adjournment without funds. No district fully funded for prisoner care or food. prompt payments urged.
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