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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1900
Page
2
The Newberg Graphic notes democratic exchanges promote consent of the governed as a joke. It jokes that they have found a fly in their coffee and mocks their trade stances. It hints at political strategy for 1904 with talk of freedom and liberal trade.
The document portrays Bryan pushing free silver at a Kangas City convention and criticizes his acceptance speech for attacking imperialism while pursuing money and votes from populists and silver Republicans. It labels him rank and driven by political trimmers amid a split field.
General Joe Wheeler extols democracy and American influence in a speech on Our Pacific Possessions. He argues the United States is a great world power and that flags atop schools and patriotic songs should shape youth’s earliest impressions of the nation.
The Albany Democrat criticizes Tammany Hall and Boss Croker, and urges action against Hanna. It claims Democrats courted Croker at Kansas City and accuse the party of misleading voters while lagging behind reforms. It argues Democrats should confront the Republican leadership to shift the political balance.
The piece cites Roosevelt blaming Democrats for lawlessness and dishonor while defending Lawton and Wheeler. It recalls Bryan’s 1906 campaign warnings about gold standard policies harming workers, schools, and civics, then notes the predicted doom did not come and labels imperialism as the new danger.
The article discusses the Bryan era upheaval linked to gold standard policy changes and their broad economic and political effects. It notes shifts in markets, debates in Congress, and public reactions to monetary reforms during the period.
The Indianapolis News criticizes Bryan supporters for neglecting domestic issues and highlights a focus on imperialism. It condemns disfranchisement of Southern black citizens and cites Lowell’s lines on freedom, implying hypocrisy in Bryanite positions.
The Portland Chronicle accuses the Newberg Graphic of attempting to damage Corbett while praising McBride. It recalls McBride’s long Republican service, noting his roles as speaker, secretary of state, and U S Senator, and argues he remains a strong GOP choice for the Senate despite opposition.
The piece argues Bryan and followers threaten civil liberty by opposing territorial rule without immediate citizenship. It contends past U S rule of territories lacked consent of the governed and cites Louisiana and Florida governance as historical precedents, asserting Bryanite claims inflame fear and ignore democracy.
The New York Tribune accuses Mr. Bryan and Democrats of hypocrisy over civil liberties, imperialism, and Connecticut style reforms. It argues Democrats support constitutional rights in theory but back voter suppression and black disenfranchisement at home while opposing foreign occupation.
The piece surveys Democratic and Populist rifts in Nebraska and North Carolina amid Bryan’s leadership. It notes Governor Roosevelt’s Kentucky speeches and mocks opposing papers for political framing. The text hints at tensions around McKinley Hanna and party platforms, ending with a garbled line about creameries and farming.
A compilation of editorial excerpts criticizes Democratic promises and policies, contrasting Lincoln and McKinley era achievements with Philippine independence, and lambasting Bryanism, free trade, and the gold standard. The items attack self government rhetoric and accuse the party of broken promises across multiple platforms.
A sweep of real estate transfers in Mc Minnville and Newberg area connects James M. Pugh and others with numerous deeds and lot allocations including Des kins and Hurley Larges additions. The Shasta region note and a consumer testimonial about Chamberlain’s remedy appear among scattered postings.
In every city and town in Oregon and Washington outside Portland, individuals with two or three hours daily can earn substantial money selling teas coffees and spices. Write for full particulars and free catalogue to Great Eastern Tea Co 226 Washington St Portland Or. Largest distributors on the Pacific Coast with 100 stores in operation.
A promotional notice describes free travel literature from the Southern Pacific Company, including prospects titled Resorts and attractions along the coast line Shasta resorts California south of Tehachapi and a detailed pocket map of California with a 32 page Summer outings folder on camping retreats.
Property descriptions offer 215 acres 600000 dollars with 114 acres timber and pasture 18000 dollars two acres partly improved house and barn good water two miles from Newberg four miles from railroad 80 acres 60 cultivation two houses and barn near school post office Orchard and fences. Also 160 acres four miles from Waterville for exchange for town property or small farm. Seven miles cultivation good buildings fences orchard.
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