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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1900
Page
2
The Newberg Graphic notes Bryan’s tirade against a standing army and questions citizen soldiers in emergencies. It cites Senator Clark of Montana as a cautionary example about choosing a good name over riches when entering the U.S. Senate.
The First District named Tuesday as the day for the best interests of the state by renominating Congressman Thos. H. Pergue. He was remembered for his deeds and praised as a valid recommendation in Oregon politics.
The county democratic convention met last Saturday and adopted ringing resolutions featuring oppose denounce and condemn as key words. They followed a familiar pattern with Bryan's visit and a wave of political posturing in town.
Reporters pressed Admiral Dewey for remarks but he declined and introduced his wife with the quip Mia, Dewey will talk. The piece notes the old sailor’s troubles and jokes about folly, hinting at tensions with an ambitious spouse.
The gallant General Wheeler speaks on leadership and fame noting his greatest goal has been achieved. He recalls seeing former Confederate soldiers fight under the Stars and Stripes against a foreign foe and states he has no further ambitions beyond serving the country.
In Iowa Tuesday, Democrats won mayors in Des Moines and Burlington while Republicans took Clinton and Sioux City mayors. The Roseburg Review notes large GOP losses but hints at broader political currents and Bryanite sentiment.
A controversial view contrasts prejudiced critics with Mc Bride’s colleagues in the United States Senate. The piece urges sensible readers to separate wheat from chaff, noting seasoned lawmakers’ daily contact with him offers reliable judgments.
The Sheridan Sun notes Newberg could donate 50 acres for a site and secure pledges to plant 5000 acres of beets, with a sugar factory costing 400000 to 800000 dollars. Town pride and public spirit drive locals to invest energy and money to make Newberg a thriving city.
Gen Wheeler, after returning from the Philippines, says Aguinaldo fought for a great prize and could have become a powerful emperor if he had won. He describes a despotic government intended for fifty unwilling tribes with a state church and a supreme edict.
The Globe Democrat reports Gen Wheeler’s view that Aguinaldo could have ruled as an Oriental dictator. It argues the US stopped a Malay imperial conspiracy and notes many Democrats favor withdrawing and handing power to the Tagals, who have no republican background.
A roundup of political commentary from multiple papers discusses Republican gains in large cities, the silver issue’s decline among Democrats, farm wealth during the Cleveland era, and calls for evaluating legislators by fitness rather than faction. It cites Mayo views on New York politics, Cincinnati mayoral candidates, Colorado women voters, Oregon progress, and cautions on Senate choices.
Washington interviews with Allison Cushman Davis Burrows Galinger Nelson Callam Elkins Platt Pritchard Scott Fairbanks Babcock Me tride McComas McMillan Foraker laud Oregon senator. They praise his integrity, diligence, committee influence, and safe leadership for the Pacific coast and Oregon.
A collection of quirky verse and notices begins with a humorous ode to the Oregon hen, then shifts to a drugstore ad for Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption and Coughs. It includes an Oregon tax bicycle clause, praise for Electric Bitters, and local pricing notes.
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