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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 24, 1900
Page
2
The piece notes Bryan's ideal republic versus the real ballot outcome predicting his defeat in November. It commends General Shaw for proposing Memorial Day move to the last Sunday in May to restore its sacred spirit, criticizing Fourth of July displays as excess.
An officer in the Philippines writes home claiming leaving would kill Filipinos friendly to Americans and criticizes Bryanites as imperialists for staying. He argues a duty to remain to prevent riot and bloodshed, condemning Bryanite scuttle and makeshift policy.
A strained Albany Democrat column questions tyranny and liberty linking northern and southern rulers. The piece hints the editor rebukes his party in North Carolina over red shirt rule on Black citizens, criticizing cowardice while noting tyranny in progress.
Reports say about 15 000 attended the Democratic gathering in Indianapolis with much smaller daytime turnout than claimed by party organs. Weather heat and political apathy kept crowds down though an overflow Red Men parade drew additional spectators at night.
The Indianapolis Sentinel is cited to show alleged Democratic consistency over Lincoln. It quotes a 1864 critique accusing Lincoln of imperial power and a despotic agenda, likening him to an emperor and warning that re election could consolidate power and erode the republic.
The article urges a Tuesday verdict to save the priceless Constitution and Union. It warns that without the people's action, the nation risks losing these foundational pillars.
The piece portrays William Jennings Bryan as courageously resisting party pressure at a Kansas City convention over the silver ratio, while warning his political depths lie in the imperial debate surrounding the SpanishAmerican War and the Philippines. The column casts Bryan as calculating yet floundering in facing imperialism and war authority.
A compilation of editorial excerpts critique William Jennings Bryan and Democratic positions. The pieces argue America’s status as world power, accuse Bryan of inconsistent stances, and accuse Democratic leaders of betraying civil rights and endorsing imperial policies.
A survey of House of Representatives names shows 320 distinct surnames among 359 members, highlighting a wide mix of origins. The piece lists common surnames from Bakers to Smiths, with many singulars such as Ball, Moon, and Underhill, noting the House’s notable diversity of names and personalities.
A letter from an American worker praises Doctor McKinley and his Prosperity Remedy. Four years of idle hunger and back pains from mortgage burdens are blamed on poor health. after using the remedy, the writer claims relief from stomach pains and a transformed life. The note credits the remedy with improving family circumstances and daily wellbeing.
A New York World editorial warns against cardboard coin receptacles inviting theft from unregistered mail. Sheridan closes a cheese factory after a month with limited profit, and Oregon orchards report early Italian prune coloring with a large Dundee crop likely to need long drying.
Vanhill Co abstracts coat Minnville Oregon lists transfers James M Pugh as manager. EF A Goodenough and wife to RK W Wilbur 30 acres in Janes Morriedlet Ser2w for 100000. GF Seely and wife to Ward 6 Stevens 67659 acres in Mat rick Lynch dletGarsw for 2000. Lewis C Little et al by Guardian to CL Srith 5000 acres in seo Gand O49 Seow on.
Wm Press by admr to W J Lyon for 127 30 acres in sec 15 and 3313er3 w. Margaret A Carter and busb to Charles L Barton lots in blk 7 Hurley auld Larger add to MenOet. H B Reed and wife to J RB Goheen lots in Chandlers add to MaMineville. C L Smith and wife to A Tradell 300 scree of land in secs 5 and 6 t2arhw eieoeuna. Lewis Jones and wife to Jusate E Graves 3 4g acres of land in Snowdeadlot Sar2w2. W E Stanton and wife to W H Galland lots 45 6 and 1617 18 blk 38 Newbery. JM Harrington and wife to Mary A Bird lots and 5 blk of Oak Park add to McMinnville.
Multiple classified style notices advertise sales agents for teas coffees and spices in Oregon and Washington outside Portland with catalog free. Other items include Dr King New Life Pills for headaches and Elictric Bitters cure claims with testimonies and various land rental and exchange offers near Newberg Waterville and Manchester Mich.
The Southern Pacific Company offers free descriptive booklets on California travel, resorts, and attractions from San Francisco to Los Angeles. Publications include Resorts and Attractions, Shaeta Resorts, California South of Tehachapi, a detailed California map, Summer Outings, and Tacite Grove, distributed through agents or by mail with postage for each title.
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