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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1894
Page
1
Maryland farmer travels to New York with four hundred dollars to buy green goods. Detective McDevitt intercepts him and learns the dealer will meet at Summerville Me. Devitt returns him home to protect him from loss and warns that depots draw similar would be dealers daily.
Dr G B Armstrong secretary of the State Board of Health informs physicians via letter that the next semi annual meeting will be a convention in Spokane on the evening of May 1. The goal is closer state local board ties and discussion of disease prevention and sanitary education with papers limited to fifteen minutes.
The Capitol Commission meeting was postponed again as Judge Burke could not depart Seattle. A new session is planned for next Tuesday as delays raise doubts about starting the statehouse project before winter. With $125,000 of appropriations at risk returning to the treasury by May 1, concerns grow over progress and contractor setup.
In San Francisco United States District Court Judge Morrow upholds deportation under the May 5 1802 act as amended May 5 1803. The defendant failed to obtain a certificate of residence or register within the allotted period and cannot now qualify for residence due to a prior felony conviction.
The plan to unite Wahkinkom and Pacific counties is debated by residents of the south Pacific region. Legislation discussions began in the last session, with four-fifths of legal voters endorsing the Q questions in the region.
California enjoyed a mild winter but Sacramento area hop roots are unhealthy due to late cultivation and close trimming. Thousands have been replanted. acreage may rise about 20 percent. Dry weather harms new plantings on high ground, while rain in the next two weeks could improve prospects and river yard conditions.
The Tacoma report claims Joseph A. Shadle steward of the Steilacoom Insane Asylum died March 3 purportedly of apoplexy. Exhumation and analysis suggest enough poison to kill, prompting Prosecuting Attorney Snell to pursue a criminal inquiry. Asylum doctors deem death natural, motive unclear.
Representative Perry of Connecticut moves a House bill to create a bureau of interstate banks. Banks may deposit interest bearing bonds as security for circulation with the United States Treasurer. Redemption is in legal tender coin with a 26 percent reserve. A central redemption agency will hold 5 percent of outstanding notes in coin at the Comptroller of the Currency.
James Crawford Washington state Fish Commissioner pushes to obtain Eastern oyster stock for Willapa Harbor and Olympia Oyster Bay tests. He seeks doubled shipments, competent caretakers, and guidance from U S Fish Commissioner Colonel McDonald, with Senator Squire aiding and a loan request for a Midwinter Fair aquarium.
The Supreme Court debates whether lands identified as mineral lands after the railroad grant remain property of the company or revert to the United States. The case, appealing Montana Circuit Court rulings, could affect numerous mineral land disputes in Montana Idaho and Washington involving Northern Pacific lines.
Judge Swain sustains B D Cody patent owned by Consolidated Heating Company akt Albany covering a heating system used by Michigan Central known as the Martin apparatus. The decree bars further use of steam heaters and orders an accounting, affecting many railroads. Rear-Admiral Rameau succeeds Benham as Rear-Admiral after five years as head of the Navy navigation bureau.
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