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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1900
Page
2
E H Woopwarp and Puonmsier publish Newberg Graphic weekly in Newberg Oregon. The piece criticizes North Carolina Democrats for disfranchising Black voters and argues the working man will judge the paramount issue by current economic conditions.
The Portland Chronicle attacks rival factions in a frenzied editorial calling for harmony within the Republican ranks and pushing for Corbett's election to the U.S. Senate. It contrasts Bryan's future retrospectives with his earlier battle claims.
The Roseburg Review notes Gen. MacArthur’s last week death toll in the Philippines lists fifty names and argues the war is still over. The editorial questions alarm over the figure and suggests the tally is trivial amid political campaigning.
A speaker warns that Ti McKinley will win and rule four years bringing wage decreases and hard times. The land will see wheat and gold price drops, mortgages foreclosed, and lenders with sharks. Factories will close, exports fall, imports rise, and want spread nationwide. Bryan’s 1896 prophecy cited.
The author warns that grain-heavy farming in the valley is unsustainable. Large grain farmers face poor prospects, while adaptable growers who shift to wool, livestock, and creameries may find a path forward. The passage frames the current year as costly but enlightening, urging change as a potential blessing in disguise.
A personal, nonpartisan letter from a capable official offers vivid testimony on Philippine conditions as they are not as anti imperial rhetoric suggests. It clashes with Bryan era claims of liberty loving Filipinos and warns of dangers if self rule leads to chaos.
The passage argues that once a people discard despotism they gain real liberty and can pursue true happiness. It frames political awakening as the gateway to genuine rights and fulfilled life.
The passage quotes Stephen A. Douglas arguing that the United States must continually grow its territory. He compares expansion to a growing nation needing more land to house settlers and resources, predicting rapid occupancy from the Pacific to future frontiers and urging ongoing acquisition.
A mosaic of quoted editorials mocks imperialism and populism. It cites varied papers noting McKinley’s stance and the fate of reforms in Cuba and the Philippines, with reactions from Oregon City and Baltimore to the 19th century policy debates.
A republican leader urges that voters care about practical concerns over abstract theory. He stresses whether labor is better employed, wages higher, and wage earners’ conditions improved over the past four to three years, arguing this questions dominate the campaign.
The article argues that under Republican leadership industrial development and American labor have risen for four years. It claims every major interest is stronger than during Democratic rule and federal policy will not compromise national integrity or pursue territorial expansion.
Vertients extract from a Philippines letter shows a captain serving as provost condemning native rebels as ladrones and thieves. He details how renegade soldiers persecute locals, extort resources, and justify resistance hoping for Bryan's election and independence. He urges humane policy and swift hanging of unscrupulous leaders.
The article recounts Fort Stevens siege near Washington where Lincoln stood on the parapet under Confederate fire on July 11 1864. General Jubal Early moved from Cold Harbor to attack Washington but Wrights Sixth Corps arrived forcing retreat. Early later said he would have entered the capital if defenses were lighter. National Magazine notes this dramatic Civil War moment.
A compilation of land transfers, apportionments, and a marriage license notice. Entries include various parcels in Newberg and nearby areas, transfers to individuals and school district interests, and a marriage license for Allee Metcalf and Eddie Riggs with ending date August 4. The record also lists multiple grantees and trustees with corresponding lots, blocks, and acreage details in local platted additions.
The Southern Pacific Company publishes free brochures on California holidays and attractions. Titles include Regatta and attractions along the canal line Shasta resorts California south of Tehachapi a detailed pocket map Summer outings Pacific Grove and others like Lake Tahoe Geyser and Lake county Yosemite Hotel del Monte Castle Crags with vivid engravings and information for travelers.
The document announces a law to protect Oregon fruit by banning import or sale of infected fruits. Violations include shipping or delivering diseased fruit within or out of state. Penalties range from 25 to 100 dollars per misdemeanor conviction.
The document outlines that violation of the act must be presented to the District Attorney for prosecution in any Justice Court. It lists officers including E. L. Smith President Henry E. Deech Secretary and Wilbur K. Newell Commissioner First District, with others noted. The Missouri editor anecdote about a subscriber paying in advance to 1926 adds a unrelated humorous aside.
Mrs. Geo Long of New Straitsville Ohio credits Dr King's New Discovery with saving two lives after a long lasting cough and pneumonia. She notes a single bottle cured her and Mr Long. The ad promotes 50 cents and 1 dollar sizes with trial bottles free at C F Moore & Co drugstore.
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