14 Aug 1891
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1891
Page
1
A fragmentary text presents a legal notion seeking relief or remedy in a PAIN related case. The readable items reference legal action, remedy concepts, and court consideration without full context or named parties.
A short note states readings noticons will be inserted at ten cents per line with advertising collected monthly by Hille Collected.
Church notices list multiple congregations with service times and meeting dates. Presbyterian Church holds services on second and fourth Wednesdays at 1 and 7 30 PM with Sabbath school Sundays at 10 AM led by Rev W A Withisos. Friends Church offers Sunday services at 7 PM and Thursday at 10 AM with Sabbath school Sundays at 10 AM, plus monthly and quarterly meetings on specified Saturdays. Evangelical Church conducts regular services on the first and third Sundays at 7 PM and Sabbath school Sundays at 11 AM. Baptist Church holds services on the first and third Sabbaths, with additional Sabbath school and other devotional activities. M C A devotional services occur Sundays, and Young men’s group meets weekly. various auxiliary groups hold sessions on Saturdays and Thursdays at local venues.
Fragmentary OCR lists names such as Hobson and Wood among municipal roles including Mayor Treasurer and Surveyor with unclear dates or offices. The unreadable text suggests a roster of city officials or nominees for a new administrative division.
The Shasta line trains depart and arrive at Portland with through service to Eastern states Canada and Europe. Stations include Salem Albany Eugene Roseburg Medford Sacramento Ogden San Francisco Los Angeles El Paso New Orleans and more. Through tickets via First Street and Central Station.
The report details a large moving ice mass in Grayback Mountain canyon Southern California. Ice presses on rocks freeing blocks. experts note only limited daily access to the ice.
Mosquito outbreaks in Paris and cholera in Abyssinia prompt concern while Geneva marks Swiss confederation anniversary. Tariff protests in France stir memorials as Parnell warns Dillon and O'Brien over Gladstone. Rumors of Emin Pasha’s safety and a forthcoming British election surface amid European power shifts.
The list reports on paupers in Louisiana Indians converted Brooklyn Italian board of education reform New York fines for non union beer post office lottery crackdowns grain shipments almshouse inmates census migrant arrivals and related governance. It covers rail orders monuments religious law reform and infrastructure across several states with mixed economic notes.
A wide array of 19th century society notices and curiosities are reported. Debora Powers, aged 9, is named the oldest banker in the world. Senator John Sherman remains the lone survivor from Hannibal Hamlin’s Senate chair. Frederick Gebhard allegedly removed cattle from a California ranch. Francis K. Rives’s will leaves $3,000,000 to others, while Empress Frederick is praised by Haggard. Henry M. Stanley’s Switzerland accident is deemed minor. Princesse Helene of Montenegro may wed into Russian royalty. Verbatim items discuss HuxleyGladstone debates, a false resignation rumor about Nettleton, and Phillips Brooks as a rapid speaker. The Prince of Roumania seeks a royal wife, Milo Vacarescu is named. Marie, 16, is blocked by the Duke of Edinburgh’s consent. Panama’s Governor Ayeard allows removal of old Spanish cannon from Puerto Bello. Koch declines resignation for new post with infectious diseases Institute in Germany. Phoebe Cousins clarifies she remains active, not defeated. Crookshank to wed Emma Walraven Comfort with Khedive necklace prize from tomb jewels.
A Naval Lieutenant is retired after being found color blind. The War Department will forward court-martial records of Colonel Compton to the President after Judge Advocate General review. Treasury shows August circulation at 1.5005 billion with small month-to-month changes. gold certificates and currency certificates up while gold coin declines. Pacific Coast service ads will include San Diego as a port of call on the San Francisco to Panama route. Acting Secretary Chandler issues a ruling changing agricultural entries later found mineral in character, requiring mineral existence evidence at entry time.
Summary of scattered items: The Proseian State Collector absconds with lottery funds. Henry E. Barlow, Chicago letter carrier and G A R man, confesses to stealing from letters. A boy is spared lynching in New York after police intervene. Several indictments and pleas in murder cases. A Newport News cashier’s defalcation estimated at 125000 with a 1000 reward. A Virginia court hears Mrs Gilmer murder plot and tears up during testimony. An alleged arsenic murder by Henry Guenther is noted. A seduction verdict and damages are referenced in another case.
Foreign news items note France will return banners captured from Russia during the Crimean War. Other items report Vesuvius eruption activity, German and French trade tensions, and various European political developments.
The Portland market reports good demand across lines with strong fruit and berry orders. Prices are firm in a well supplied vegetable line as watermelons, blackberries, and peaches show varied receipts, while wheat flour oats hay and dairy products trade at steady levels for this period.
A garbled OCR listing includes beer brands and foods like bacon and ham with scattered prices and units. The text mixes product names such as Murrox Live Hops Live and Suokin Mints Eastern ham with inconsistent numerals and measurements, lacking coherent structure.
The notice lists hides wool and pelts with varied prices per pound from 0 to 1.2 dollars and notes conditions shrinkage. It also mentions tallow and shearling values, then shifts to a Bath Courier item about a prominent Bath businessman forming a campaign against cigarette smoking and challenging smokers to prove it harms business.
A New York World quote lauds Walt Whitman as a sturdy rebel against conventions and a representative of the masses. It says his war against tradition will crown democracy in song, making his name a lonely yet imperishable pillar in world literature.
Fragmentary notes discuss contagion of diseases like diphtheria fever and Asiatic cholera. The text links spread to fermenting filth and warns against tainted water supplies.
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