Voorbeee dies. Newberg paper notes national events
Veteran Indiana senator D W Voorheebee died in Washington on April 10 at seventy six. Free silver Republicans loom, with a Chicago convention planned June 8. Colonel Cooper of McMinnville appears for the event while Coxey’s People’s Party fades. a new party to form in Nashville next July advocating railroad control and non interest bearing bonds.
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Tfon
D. W. Voorbeee
Indiana
Washington City
Chicago
Col. Cooper
McMinnville
Coxey
Peoples Party
Nashville
The Advance Comments on New Woman and Ballot Remarks
In a provocative editorial line the Lebanon Advance argues that a woman prioritizing politics over motherhood harms progress while noting the new woman is said not to have a child to distract her. The piece uses satirical tone to comment on gender roles in public life.
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Lebanon
Sugar beet seed distribution and testing in Portland area
The manufacturers association of Portland distributed sugar beet seed to 300 formers statewide for soil testing. Wilmorins reported improved quality and a high sugar usage percentage expected to support near term factory operations.
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the Manufacturers Association of Portland
Wilmorins
Warnut Pri Ipa
Delineator Graduates Focus on Class Rank Details
The article concentrates on high school graduates and their class rank. It highlights the special interest in the graduating group and mentions an enumerated list tied to the commencement ceremonies.
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al ' Ul
Vermont Senator Faces Rekindled Run for Next Term
An ill Vermont senator contemplates another run after serving in the house and a sixth term in the senate. Supporters say the trusted veteran should push forward while critics urge new leadership amid unsettled political currents.
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Ill
Vermont
Iowa man praises family newspaper as trusted friend
An Iowa man voices a gospel urging readers to support their home newspaper. He says paying dues to editors strengthens a magazine that stands by families as a safe counselor and a faithful companion for wives and children.
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Iowa
Willamette and Yamhill river improvements eyed by Tongue
Representative Thomas H. Tongue writes from Independence that recent appropriation bills fund river work. He plans a summer river tour to assess needed improvements from one end to the other and to meet Independence citizens. He notes Ex-President Harrison will pause his White House essays for May Ladies Home Journal pieces.
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Thomas H. Tongue Wites
Independence
Fjollowa
Willamette
Yamhill
Congress
Willamette River
Tahall
Harrison
White House
May Ladies Home Journal
General Harrison
Executive Mansion
Oura
McMahan’s fish line attachment patent and career fallouts
D H McMahan a Sa Jem politician and newspaper man patents a fish line attachment hoping to profit. He rose as Woodburn Independent publisher but failed in Salem dashing news ventures and losing his plant, a cautionary tale of capital and status in journalism.
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D. H. McMahan
Sa Jem
Roseburg Review
Strato
Junction City Times
McMahan
Woodburn Independent
Salem
Two Ohio college seniors weigh clothing for graduation
The piece notes two senior students allegedly planned to wear overalls and flannel shirts at graduation to show pride in farming. It argues such attire is inappropriate for formal college occasions and would reflect poorly on the wearers and audience, urging conformity to expected dress.
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Ohio
Mr. Edison
Colege
Washington policy bars Harrison era appointees for new offices
The Toledo Blade reports that Washington expects President McKinley to reject applications from men who held positions under Harrison. The stance aims to rotate offices and prevent career fixtures at the public trough, urging deserving new officials to have a chance.
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Washington
McKinley
Ofice
Harrison
Toledo Blade
Populists Split Over Tariff As Protection Gains
The Populists fracture on the tariff issue with one voting for the Dingley bill and many abstaining. Some favored the measure but feared constituents, while protection gains through the country keep widening party splits except for Republicans who solidly back it.
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Republican
Globe Democrat
Democrats Split Over Wool and Cotton Tariffs
The Clobe Democrat notes Democratic factions in Texas favor high wool duties while South Carolina Democrats press cotton protection. It labels tariff policy a local issue, but observes many Democrats, especially in the South, shifting toward protection and hints some may align with Republicans.
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Texas
South Carolina
Hancock
South
Vast city project figures spark astonishment
The article outlines a proposed metropolis with a population of 8,500,000, assessed valuation 2,507,001,000, bond debt 215,000,000 and an annual tax levy of 55,000,000. Manufacturing alone would employ about 600,000 and a factory wage roll near 80,000,000, with banks and deposits noted.
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New York
Baltimore News
Eastern Oregon horses die of starvation in long harsh winter
The Blue Mountain Eagle reports that vast numbers of horses roaming Grant county and eastern Oregon perished from exposure and famine during a unusually long winter. Residents from Fox valley and Slide creek describe many carcasses and bands of starving horses, with the few remaining animals severely emaciated.
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Blue Mountain Eagle
Oregon
Grant County
Fox Valley
Slide Creek
Property transfers listed by Yamhill County Abstract Co
Transfers recorded include Wm Hunter to JT Livville and US to G R Bristow for tracts in Dayton and sec 23 ar2. Claudius Ellis sheriff to M A Rossner for 1600 and other parcels. Malinda Cozine to Adams Spencer and MeM Grange to Atlas Milling Co. Pacific Real Estate Co to O N Denny. Total values shown near 1000 to 2300 dollars.
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Kruger
Wm Hunter
Welch Dietary
JT Luiville
Welch
U States
R Bristow
Bristow Et al
Narcissa Wainstraes
Claudius Ellcis
Sheriff
M A Rossner
Dayton
Veces
Lucy FE Cowls
Baker & Martins al
Seana
Thos Martin
ML Martin
Durhames
McConnel
Wm Harrison
Hurley
Pacific Real Eatate Co
Denny
Charles Hadley Dietars
Malinda Cozine
Adams & Spencer
Stop Cough with 8.B.Cough Cure for sale
This public notice promotes 8. B. Cough Cure as the best remedy for coughs and colds and states it costs 0 cents per bottle. It notes the product is available from all druggists.
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J. A. Knight
Rutledge
Wilbur
Mutilated Coin Law Criminalizes Defacement Practices
A new law makes passing mutilated coins a crime with imprisonment from one to five years and fines from 100 to 2000 dollars. It also bans presenting engraved coins as bangles to ladies, clarifying such customs as illegal offenses.
Last Chance Studio Advertises Baby Portraits
C C Smith, the photographer, is arranging to be away this summer. Call at once to have the babies photographed. Negatives accompany the prints. Old negatives sold for 10 conte each.
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C.C. Smith
Pile of health cures and odd anecdotes from A T Hill crowd
A collage of advertisements and notices touts One Minute Cough Cure for coughs and lung troubles, DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve for burns and piles, and various medical claims. It mentions wages in India, a Greenland superstition, a dog rug exhibit in a streetcar case, and a fatal nitroglycerine blast near Cygnet Ohio, with brief personal anecdotes and local color.
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A. T. Hill
A.T. Hill
DeWitt
Jacob Mitchell
Unionville
Bronchitis Compared with Consumption and Wilbur Cough Cure
Text contrasts consumption with bronchitis describing bronchitis as lung air tube inflammation and symptoms like cough sore throat and breathing difficulty. It claims thousands die annually from the disease and promotes Wilbur's Cough Cure with pricing noted as unavailable.
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Wilbur
Fishes Remember People Says London Lancet
The London Lancet notes fishes undoubtedly have memory for persons but cautions that fisherman memory is less reliable about figures and pounds.
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London “Lancet
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F. H. Woopwarp, Eprron & Pusisnen
Newberg
Spirit OF the
Hawarden Park
Philadelphia Inquirer
Mack
Robert Lincoln O' Brien
Boston
Adams
O' Brien
Philadelphia
Frederick A. Muhlenberg
Offee
Mahlenberg
Jeferson
Oliver Welcott
Gheater
Gladstone Deo
Hawarden
Salisbury
Dyleg
Yamhill County Abstract Company
Yoophill County
Ferguson & Rogers
City
Mississippi
Japan
India
Greenland
Annie
A .T. Wnl
Morrison
Cygnet, O
America
Newberg Clothing House
Bright
New
Cimera
CycLina West Pon. Co
Denver
Northern Pacific
Portland
Yellowstone National Park
Val
Kalama
Kelso
Castle Rock
Winlock
Chehalis
Centralia
South Bend
Montejaano
Aberdeen
Ocosta
Olympia
Tacoma
Seattle
Victoria
Pt. Townsend
Ellensburg
Roslyn
North Yakima
Sprague
Cheney
Spokane
Pullman
Gar|ield
Farmington
Moscow
Uniontown
Genesee
Rossland
BR. C
Trail
B. C
Nelson
Kaslo
Missoula
Hutte
Anaconda
Helena
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas City
Omha
Council Bluffs
St. Louis
All Points
No. L
Omaha
Milwaukee
Ten
A. D. Charlton
Ore
Morrison St. Cor
E. H. Woodward
Newberg, Or
Earth
Heaven
The
New-York Weekly Tribune
Graphic
NEW York Weekly Tribune
Geo. W. Best
Tribune Olive New York Ci
the Graphic
Weekly
Oregonian
Haral
Northwest Tie Graphic
Ns.w. Tribune
Oregon Poultry & Supply Co
First Street
W. P. Heacock
Portland, Ore
Wepot Lumber Yard
John Manners
Dead Sea
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