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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1899
Page
2
In a fragmentary item from Newberg Graphic, McKinley’s gold standard stance draws Oregonian commentary. Ex Attorney General Parsons, Idaho silver Republican leader, asserts loyalty to silver amid national controversy. Roberts reflects on personal losses from marriage issues while three pirates or phrases appear in quotation.
A dispatch notes Aguin Aldo used his authority to prevent the execution of American prisoners Lieutenant Gilmore and his party. The report hints such actions will be recalled when he faces reckoning with Uncle Bam in the future.
In a Albany Democrat critique, Kentucky Republicans are urged to resist Goebel's alleged criminal tactics against free ballots. The writer condemns coercive methods and argues such conduct is not suitable for the era.
With both parties near selections, Republicans back Root while Democrats push Hogg of Texas. A pithy line suggests they could row together on one ticket if names mattered, joking that “Root Hogg or die” would rally support.
Brownsville Times quotes an opinion that McKinley will head the ticket and Roosevelt would be the running mate The paper notes this may reflect a failure to interview the governor and suggests Roosevelt will not be a second fiddle but set the pace himself.
A prevident urges timely steps to maintain the gold standard as gold seeks treasury and citizens demand paper money. He argues the current situation makes it the right moment to ensure the government's ability to meet obligations with money recognized by the civilized world.
Former Arkansas governor General Churchill states the outlook for democracy in the next presidential election is gloomy. He argues the party cannot win on free silver or expansion, noting the nation is prosperous and reluctant to change finances. He predicts Bryan as liberal nominee and McKinley as Republican nominee with the same result.
A critique from Centralia Washington News attacks the Oregonian for personal grudges against President McKinley. It condemns the Oregonian for persistent abuse of the chief executive and calls for more respectful discourse in the press.
A collage of political quips and opinion snippets from various papers. Phrases mock Democratic logic, celebrate campaign figures, and reference figures like Helen Gould and Roberts with mixed humor and critique.
About 200 to 250 farmers and business leaders gathered at Crater’s hall to discuss establishing a beet sugar factory. Jesse Edwards presided, Clarence Batt led the meeting, and Portland capital broker Zeifachs spoke on investment potential. Five hundred acres were pledged, and Newberg was highlighted as a suitable site.
Richie from Scotts Mills reports a successful sequence of meetings led by Rev Levi D Barr of Friends Church Newberg. Bro Carr accepted at Salem Quarterly Meeting on November 17 19 19, then traveled to the village to continue meetings from November 20 to December 3.
Local items report a robbery near Happy Valley with $45.25 taken from Otis F. E. Lemasters as he returned from Dayton to McMinnville. Reports mention new arrivals and social updates in Yamhill and surroundings, plus miscellaneous notices and short community exchanges.
A man, exhausted after years of racing, suffers a sudden palpitations attack. Doctors warn the episode signals stomach derangement caused by irregular meals and rich foods. Advertisements tout Dr Pierce's Galien Medical Discovery and other tonics, with testimonials from readers and officers praising cures for indigestion and liver issues.
A promotional notice offers agents to sell a book by Marat Maleteat detailing the life and achievements of Admirel Pewey. The volume claims 66 pages plus halftone illustrations, is 19 inches high, and comes from The Domision Company in Chicago with a big commission and a chance of a lifetime for sellers.
The county court of Yamhill County Oregon announces that the estate of Charles Koverd deceased has an administrator. All persons with claims must present them with proof of claim to the administrator at Newberg Oregon within eighteen days from the date of this notice. Dated the 1st day of November, 192? by administrator Iam AK Compton. Clarence Hutt, Attorney for the estate.
Mutat Maletead presents a sweeping portrait of Admiral Dewey, hailed as a world class Laval hero. The volume claims bold achievements, lavish illustrations, and a near hundred pages of text and images. Published by The Dominion Company in Chicago, price listed as five dollars.
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