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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1899
Page
2
The Newberg Graphic discusses editor remarks on Brig ham Roberts and Mace Quay, notes a postmark and obituary tone about General Joubert in England, and critiques sensationalist press for gloating over anti government uprisings while warning patriots against exploiting national misfortune for politics.
The Congress faces a foregone conclusion on the currency bill and the St. Louis platform pledge. The opposition has shown little logical argument, signaling a likely focus for next year's campaign as the issue remains effectively dead.
The Kentucky board of elections has ended the political contest, upholding justice over party. The decision suppresses the shadow of Goeheliem and asserts free citizenship, while the legislature faces a pivotal test to respond to the victory.
The public reviles the renewed contention between Lampoon and Schley. A proposal to appoint two vice-admirals to share honors is floated to ease tensions, but both parties demand the top post. The piece urges more patriotism and unity among national leaders to avoid further discord.
The article praises Mr. Ellis of the state elective commission as the sole vote for Taylor, despite his Democrat and Goebel ties. It lauds his courage and integrity, noting critics may call him a sellout to Hanna. The tone defends Ellis amid partisan speculation.
The Albany Democrat notes R McLean as Mr Diryan's running mate for next year citing his Ohio campaign experience as giving him practical political ideas. It suggests John R will avoid further investments from the Obix campaign and will be cautious about tapping His barrs for Hilly Bryan.
An article reprints a New York War piece arguing America lacks great individuals but elevates the nation’s strength to its free institutions. It contends the American character stems from opportunity for every boy to rise to national emergencies, not a few eminent leaders.
The president stresses alignment with wartime resolutions to avoid imperialism and signals advancement toward giving Cuba self government. He frames the approach as a check on anti imperialist critics by adhering to Congress approved aims.
Three Cuban papers praise President McKinley for endorsing free Cuba in his message. The Patria lauds his clear tones and democratic impulse, while El Cubano and La Culino emphasize justice and hope Congress will respond decisively.
A collage of editorials mocks political stances and figures from multiple papers. Dewey denying candidacy. Dewey's brother-in-law spoke. British plum pudding cargo for soldiers. Emma Goldman’s parting remark. Quay and Barnhill jokes. push for a Nicaraguan canal lead. Democratic campaign buttons and silver standard critiques appear in brief snatches.
Article discusses the familiar song Yankee Doodle as a symbol of American patriotism and national identity. It cites its history, ridiculed tunes, and argues it marches with victorious armies, an enduring institution of America. An endorsement of One Minute Cough Cure appears with testimonials from H N Williams and C F Moore & Co.
Resume Serset Limited outlines the Sunset Limited project and the Southern railway context. The document notes corporate aims, potential partnerships, and strategic positioning in a midstream rail corridor.
Vacitic’s Sunset Limited will start winter service Friday December 15 offering improved schedule. The train leaves San Francisco at 5pm on Tuesdays and Fridays, arrives San Angeles next morning, connects at El Paso with Texas & Pacific for St. Louis, and reaches New Orleans by daylight for onward connections to Washington New York Chicago and Cincinnati. The 3900 mile San Francisco to New York trip takes LM hours, only 12 hours longer than fastest Chicago routes. The Sunset is advertised as an ideal winter route with fewer weather-related dis comforts.
Sunday school at 1 a m and 7 0 p m with preaching. midweek prayer and meetings Wednesday and Thursday. Baptist Sunday service and youth activities. McMinnville College boardman to lead evening service. village improvement club announces Tuesday entertainment with supper and program at eight. ministerial association meets Monday at 10 a m at Friends church.
A vintage advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a cure for weak and nervous women. It claims to strengthen the "womanly organism" and promises alcohol and narcotics free relief. The ad offers a 48 cent cloth bound copy and a free booklet sent with stamps to Dr. R. V. Pierce, Buffalo New York.
Sheriff Hynderson reports cheerful tax payments this year with total assessment around 650 000 and expects near full collection. He says delinquents are good people unlikely to default and emphasizes strong collection prospects for the year.
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