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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1900
Page
2
The Newberg Graphic dated Friday April 27 1900 lists E H Woopwarp Enprron Pusuisnea and W Woopwarsp as associates. It notes second class matter entry at Newberg Oregon post office.
The list details Republican candidates across state and county offices including C. E. Wolverton Linn County for state supreme, J. W. Bailey Multnomah, Theos. H. Tongue Washington, Dr. W. Tyler Smith Sheridan, B. L. Eddy Tillamook, Clarence Butt Newberg, B. F. Lampson Willamina, E. A. Alderman Dayton, J. H. Nelson McMinnville, J. L. Hoskins Newberg, Y. M. Yocum Sheridan, E. V. Littlefield M Minn, Amos Nelson West Chehalem, O. O. Rhude N Yamhill, C. E. Branson Sheridan, J. M. Chapman Sheridan, J. J. Woods Newberg, and road supervisors A. R. Mills North Newberg and W. E. Thomas South Newberg. The note mentions a newspaper critique of a cheap plane and credit practices.
Opposition papers struggle to keep Porto Rico as a campaign issue. It requires effort but is likely to be debunked before the election.
The Yamhill county Republican slate was announced Tuesday amid harmony and broad support. Fusionist papers praise their candidates with booster editorials predicting victory on June 4, while the public observes a mild, cheerful campaign atmosphere.
The piece discusses opposition probing for ring and boss rule in Tuesday's republican ticket, labeling Markanova as the Dewey promoter and praising a state publication for the disclosure. It laments moral perfidy of Marcos and notes low prices for wheat hops and fruit, urging focus on a promising farm industry and renewed energy to act.
In a Brooklyn Democratic Club letter Grover Cleveland laments false leadership and departure from Democratic faith. He warns that such conduct brings inevitable defeat, with lessons not to be ignored, while criticizing rivals who cling to a stubborn “keeping the faith” stance.
The Democrats column notes sugar interests push for 5000 acres as a bonus in Albany and Newbergia. It claims 100000 acres demand in a desirous site, while Albany resents a sugar plant not heading there.
A beneficial feature of beet sugar is its farm rooted structure as factories are placed in farming districts near beet fields. The system protects farmers from unmarketable crops and ensures a steady beet supply for factories, interlocking interests that boost national prosperity.
A Telegram report notes Oregon politics remain off year with quirky shifts in party management and policy. It highlights historic figures from Oregon such as early Senators and governors involved in national events, while pointing to a current and curious legislative ticket from Multnomah County drawing mixed reactions.
The piece satirizes party figures and figures a treasury surplus as July core stalls. It notes Bryan retreating estimates, Hoar’s pessimism about republic’s end, Dewey’s dem arc, and suffrage set backs linked to Admirals wife action. It also mentions Watterson on platforms and McKinley nomination prep.
The Statesman argues the vice presidency should go to Oregon, praising the Pacific coast for possible leadership. It notes Porto Rico taxes and representation parallels, then contrasts Bryanism with prosperity versus calamity, reflecting local partisan tensions.
A summary of per capita money in the United States rising from 21.53 in 1896 to 26.12, with total money in circulation surpassing 2 billion and gold and silver holdings increasing. The piece criticizes Democratic free coinage policies and praises Republican monetary stability, citing market figures and opinions from the Globe-Democrat. It notes a new rail schedule between Portland and Chicago and other local notices on marriages, real estate, and commerce.
Description of 215 acre property with 100 acres under cultivation, good orchard and buildings, 4 miles from Newberg, Chehalen valley. Includes 115 acres timber and pasture and easy terms. Also rental options of 1900 000 acres partly improved with houses and watering access two miles from Newberg. Remaining notes indicate 2K000acres in cultivation with two houses.
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