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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1900
Page
2
A 1909 Newberg Oregon issue mocks William Jennings Bryan and endorses McKinley. It cites Colorado fusion leaders backing McKinley and criticizes populists and silver republicans, framing the campaign as risking democratic governance and implying Bryan would invite despotism.
The author questions whether the United States should grant independence to the Philippines or establish a protectorate. Citing concerns about American courage, responsibility, and eager for empire, the piece argues independence is premature and warns that imperial rule would invite entanglements and require vast naval and military power.
A partisan note praises a so called famous nobody who supports Bryan, arguing he won’t fear free silver this year while criticizing Democrats for inconsistency in defending their platform.
Cyrus Field Adams a colored editor linguist and orator and Bishop Arnott of Ohio also colored have been appointed by Chairman Hanna as members of the advisory committee of the republican national committee. Bryan might appoint colored advisors from North Carolina for instance. What they might advise would make interesting reading but not for Bryan.
The county seat shows enterprise with a planned street fair that could grow into a county fair benefiting McMinnville and all of Yamhill. Community members urge cooperation to ensure success and even propose a carnival queen nomination. The piece also critiques Bryan's anti Imperialism stance as failing to gain support.
Ex Senator Peffer of Kanaas extols President McKinley praising his war conduct and Philippine governance. He likens McKinley to Washington Jefferson Monroe Jackson Polk and Lincoln, arguing the president follows established precedents and acts humanely and effectively.
The article critiques Bryan for pledging actions on Philippine independence without details. It argues that true results would require granting absolute independence to the Filipinos or creating a new framework under imperial powers, leaving the region to its own fate or a new form of rule.
A Globe Democrat reprint argues that Democratic leaders and press mocked Lincoln during the war and only attack him now to sway younger voters. It notes Lincoln faced relentless abuse from Democrats, while Republicans supported him and decries Democratic motives in praising him posthumously.
A series of maxims on self reliance thrift and diligence. The text urges steady effort prudent management and personal responsibility to sustain success and avoid loss. It contrasts prudent planning with careless haste and highlights the value of steady labor and foresight.
McMinnville hosts a three day street fair September 27 23 and 29 with a grand parade crowned by a carnival queen. Hon Thos Tongue Hon Binger Hermann address the event while county precinct committees prepare exhibits and nominate queen candidates for the carnival with residents urged to join and assist committees.
The article recalls White House weddings from 1820 to 1874 including Maria Monroe's 1820 marriage to Samuel Gouverneur, Lucy Platt's 1870 ceremony for Mrs Hayes's niece, Nellie Grant's May 21 1874 nuptials to Algernon Sartoris, and Grover Cleveland's June 2 1856 marriage to Frances Folsom with Cleveland acting as groom.
Classified notices advertise Great Eastern Tea Co recruitment across Oregon and Washington outside Portland, plus land for rent or exchange near Newberg, Chehalem valley, and Waterville Washington. Also featured are medicines, a slave story, and local abstracts of title and property transfers.
Advertisement for a biography by Murat Helstead. Claims the work portrays Dewey as the world’s greatest naval hero, with halftone illustrations and widespread demand. Importantly highlights big commissions and free chance of a prize, urging rapid orders from Dominics Company in Chicago.
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