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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1901
Page
1
Olivia Martinetti plans a fresh start in France after London miseries. In a tense moment she hides as Mrs. Foster’s voice nears, while a strange encounter at Ridley’s and a generous stranger’s aid shape her precarious escape.
A Cleveland Plain Dealer snippet shows two burglars in a humorous exchange. One asks why the other is not at work, the second replies he is waiting for his new Yankee tools to arrive. The quip plays on American superiority and clever wordplay.
The article notes that the lowest tides occur at Panama with an average rise of two feet at low tide and at full moon.
President Franklin D Roosevelt outlines plans to curb anarchist violence, strengthen federal protection for the presidency, and promote economic stability. He calls for comprehensive immigration reform, tariff and reciprocity policy, improved merchant marine, and development of overseas territories including the Philippines and Cuba. He advocates a Pacific cable to connect Hawaii and the Philippines for commercial and strategic purposes.
President announces to the Senate a treaty with Great Britain to permit beginnings of an Isthmian canal project. He notes negotiations conducted in friendship and mutual good will and outlines guarantees and timing for US preparations.
A historical review highlights President McKinley era aims including forest preservation, navy expansion, Pacific cable, Nicaragua canal, reciprocity, government irrigation, eight hour laws, merit civil service, and public dealing with combines. It condemns anarchy and urges immigrant restrictions and individual treatment of Indians while promoting merchant marine and American vessel use.
Fragment reads as a quotation about the nation’s ongoing request connected to the canal, implying a repeated appeal or demand tied to the project. No further context available in the readable text.
The Navy Department calls for continued upbuilding of fleet capabilities with more battleships cruisers and trained officers. It argues different ship classes cannot replace manpower and stresses state support and mobilization if war comes.
The text presents Theodore Roosevelt urging military readiness, efficient governance, and restraint in imperial policy. It promotes a merit based civil service, permanent Census Bureau, robust forest conservation, and expanded postal services. It also discusses Indian recognition, river and water management, and a Chinese settlement protocol with powers.
Week's events include famine in Russia, 3000 Boera colonizing Chile, National Starch Works fire in Des Moines, native scouts killing deserter Fagin in the Philippines, Bayou des Allemandes deaths, robberies in Archibald and Douglasville, a wholesale loss in Wilkes Barre, ships near Washington rocks, tariff talks on Philippine bills, refugees to settled districts, and various international political shifts.
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