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Newspaper

Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1910

Page

6

Roosevelt declines Vatican audience over conditions

President Roosevelt will not meet Pope Pius IX in Rome amid Vatican conditions. He stands firm on personal freedom of conduct, prompting speculation of Austrian Emperor Francis Joseph’s possible refusal and a broader international stir as Cardinal Merry del Val notes the issue is not religious.

Rome Roosevelt Pope Pius Vatican Eternal City Leishmin Holy Father Fairbanks Leishman Italy Colonel Roosevelt Francis Joseph Austria America New York Cardinal Merry del Val

Beveridge Dominates Indiana Republican Convention

Senator Beveridge led the Indianapolis convention proceedings Tuesday and defended his opposition to the Payne Aldridge tariff schedules and his final no vote on the tariff bill overall.

Beveridge Indiana Indianapolis

Chicago girl files first on Spokane reservation

Miss Mabel D. McNickel of Chicago held No. 2 and arrived early at the Spokane lands office to file first, stepping forward when No. 1 holder Allen Newton of Helena failed to appear and signing her application.

Spokane Mabel D. McNickel Chicago United States Land Office Allen Newton Helena Mont

White Slaver Punished In Federal Court

Louis Tillet dubbed the white slaver was sentenced to three years in McNeill Island Federal Prison and fined 1000 for bringing women across the Canadian border for immoral purposes.

Tacoma Wash Louis Tillet McNeill’s Island

Gambler John Hardwick Convicted in Walla Walla

John Hardwick a longtime local jeweler was found guilty of running a gambling house in Walla Walla Washington and faces a penalty of one to five years in the penitentiary.

Walla Wash John Hardwick

Reclamation Bond Bill Faces Uncertainty in Congress

The $30,000,000 reclamation bond issue encounters opposition from Reclamation Service officials testifying before the Ballinger Pinchot and Ways and Means committees. Director Newell and Chief Engineer Davis decline strong support while admitting need for more funds than the regular reclamation fund provides. Uncle Joe Cannon pays tribute to late Rep. Francis Cushman, comparing him to Lincoln in a floor eulogy.

Washington, D. C Reclamation Service Ballinger-Pinchot Committee Ways and Means Committee Newell Davis Cannon Cushman Washington Joe Cannon Francis W. Cushman Lincoln

Taft Hosts White House Conservation Dinner

President Taft held a conservation dinner at the White House to rally support for his conservation bills in Congress. The discussions with guests continued until midnight but no definite conclusions were reached.

Taft Washington Congress White House

Second Arrest in God Case Stirs Aberdeen

Aberdeen reports a second arrest linked to the disappearance of Charles Hedberg and John Hoffman. J Klingenberg, a donkey man aboard the schooner A J West, was taken into custody on board the vessel by a sheriff deputy after it anchored at Aberdeen.

Aberdeen Wash Charles Hedberg John Hoffman J. Klingenberg A. J. West

Wilson Declares He Is Candidate

Ex Senator John L. Wilson of Seattle formally announced his candidacy for United States Senator at a meeting of the Wilson Senatorial Push Club held at the Hotel Washington in Seattle on April 5.

Wilson Seattle Wash John L. Wilson United States Washington

Roosevelt and Pinchot to meet in Genoa

Rome April 5 Mr Roosevelt will meet Gifford Pinchot at Genoa on April 10. After our interview I shall have nothing to say, and I shall be surprised if Pinchot has.

Roosevelt Awalthy Pinchot Rome Roosevelt Gifford Pinchot Genoa

Portland Market Report From The Markets

Portland markets list prices for grains and farm products including wheat varieties at 98 to 1.03 dollars per bushel, barley 27 cents, oats 30 dollars per ton, hay values for Timothy and alfalfa with regional differences, butter at 20 to 33 cents, eggs at 23 cents, hops for 1909 crop at 15 to 18 cents, wool at 16 to 18 cents per pound, and miscellaneous items like mehair at 26 cents.

Willamette Valley Oregon

Agricultural prices list with grains and hay offers

The note lists commodity prices per ton and per unit for Wheat Blustem Oatse Barley and Hay Timothy Alfalfa Butter Eggs Potatoes with per ton prices and per unit rates from Washington creamery and local sources. It includes values such as 92 4c red Russian 91 Siec and Butter 39 cents.

Washington Creamery

Ballinger plans suit against Collier's Weekly over articles

Secretary Ballinger announced he will sue Collier's Weekly for derogatory articles about him. The issue claims a referee and attorneys were involved in a whitewash and cites a bribe offer to testify. Ballinger produced court records showing his exoneration and noted testimony about Collier's attempting to influence Dudley to testify.

Washington, D. C Ballinger Collier's Weekly Collier's Secretary of the Interior Jerold L. Finch Heckmann & Hansen Haenford The Bar Association Sallinger Finch Seattle Hanford Federal Bar Association Gifford Pinchot Juneau Colliers Washington Dudley Madison Register of the Land Office

Oregon’s Grand Old Man Geo H Williams Dies at 87

Judge Geo H Williams longtime Oregon figure dies at 87 in Portland after a long career as U S Senator from Oregon starting in 1864, attorney general in Grant’s cabinet in 1872, and Portland mayor elected in 1903. He was the cabinet’s last surviving member.

Portland Ore Geo. H. Williams Oregon Judge Williams United States Grant

Weight of Loaves Triggers City Bread Protest

Three hundred New York bakers protest an Aldermen proposed ordinance mandating loaf weight standardization and label disclosure. The measure would require every loaf sold in the city to meet a uniform weight and bear a weight label.

New York

French aviator Leblond killed in Spain exhibition crash

SAN SEBASTIAN Spain April 3 M Leblond a French aviator was killed during an exhibition flight as his aircraft failed near the royal palace of Firamar the machine plunged onto the rocks along the seashore authorities reported.

San Sebastian Spain M. Leblond Firamar

Dissatisfaction Seen Prompting Newell Dismissal Move

In Washington on April 5 the senate committee on Irrigation is expected to urge Secretary of the Interior to remove Director Newell from the Reclamation Service amid growing administration dissatisfaction.

Newell Washington Reclamation Service Senate Committee On Irrigation Secretary of the Interior

Through Service to Chicago From Portland via Spokane

The Great Northern Railroad will establish through service from Portland to Chicago via Spokane Portland & Seattle around May 1.

Chicago Tacoma Wash Great Northern Railroad Company Portland Spokane, Portland Seattle

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DR. Geo. Larkin First Nat'l Bank DR. A. M. Davis Littlefield & Romig Physicians & Surgeons First Nat’l Bank DRS Bowers Kirksville, Mo Main Street Bik. S. of Depot J. H. Wilkens McMinnville, Ore Newberg Notte Pop A. Rs John S. Rankin Bank of Newberg DR. N. Morrison Ieee Clarence Butt Thos. Herd & Son W. W. Hollingsworth & Son Funeral Directors & Embalmers W. P. Pleasant Carpenter and Contractor E. A. Ellis General Yamhill County Abstract Co J. H. Gibson Mgr Yamhill County Mcminsville Chase & Linton Gravel Company R. B. Linnville Pope Pontiff Fairbank Albert J. Beveridge Collier’s J. C. Porter & CO C. Baird E. W. Hodson MT. Diablo Overland Wall Chas. K. Spaulding Log. Co
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