Newberg Yearning for Public School Growth
WEWSERG GRAPHIC notes Newberg Oregon schooling gaps and local concerns. It mentions Salem’s larger student body, a January city election, and a local weekly, Blue Mountain Eagle, entering its twelfth year. It also recalls Susie Yeager, schoolmate of Abraham Lincoln, living in her nineties in Kentucky.
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Susie Yeager
Rhineville
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The
Blue Mountain Eagle
Long Creek
Grant County
Chemawa School New Building Planned Next Season
A twenty thousand dollar school building is to be created at the Indian school at Chemawa next season. The article notes potential discontent among residents and discusses broader issues about crime reports on the Sound coast and political opinions on licensing and public affairs.
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Potter
Opposition to McKenna Appointment Stirs Protest
Commentators argue the protest targets McKenna’s alleged possession of influence rather than capability. They urge the president to ignore the unrest and proceed with the appointment, believing opposition seeks to block his rise.
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Supreme Court
McKinley
Portland
Oregon
United States
Eupreme Court
Pate
Carez Snore
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President's Address Signals Cautious Foreign Policy and Annexation Push
The president’s message to Congress favors peace in Cuba but rejects immediate intervention, urges Spain to realize its aims, and supports testing autonomy. It backs Hawaiian annexation, calls for treaty ratification, and endorses changes to national banks and currency rules. It also highlights anticipated Nicaragua Canal interest, Alaska governance, navy buildup, and debt repayment.
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Cuba
Spain
Hawaii
United States
Mawaii
Japan
United
Ately
Nicaragua
Alaska
Anmnerenays
Alaska in the 19th Century Push for Territorial Governance
The article outlines moves to expand Alaska by creating a full territorial government with a governor, courts, land offices, and rights of way. It notes growth in population, schools, and settlements, calls for standard public land laws, and warns of future exploration and mineral potential along with infrastructure needs like railways and telephones.
Alaska Homesteads Urged By Globe Democrat
The Globe Democrat argues Congress should apply national settlement laws to Alaska without delay. It notes coal and gold found, agriculture looks poor overall but hay and hardy vegetables could be grown in exceptional regions. If homestead rights are granted, Arctic prospectors could develop Alaska's yet unknown advantages.
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Alaska
Cilobe Democrat
D. J. Kingery
Eon Clarenes
Mary Judd
California
San Francisco
Yamhill
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Seattle
Rows
Baron Douglas
Holcomb
The Biker’s Melancholy in the City Streets
A verse lament on cyclists and their season of gloom with the onset of winter. The speaker contrasts biking days with pedestrian life and foresees a return of the wheels when spring arrives.
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Pitteburg Chronicle
Davya
Siberia as Wheat exporter and Russian notices
Prince Kropotkin writes to the New York Post agent arguing Siberia can rival the American wheat belt. He notes vast regions suitable for wheat and rye and outlines mining regions and breadstuff dependence. He cites research showing Russia’s grain exports don’t reflect surplus production.
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Prince Kropotkin
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Friendly drummer helps locate places on dark trains in county report
The Telephone Register notes C H Friendly the oldest drummer on the road visiting the city, famed for locating places from a train window on dark nights. It lists Yamhill county funds totaling 2486.08 across General, county school, overplus, institute, city and school, read, and other accounts, and reports diploma and certificate awards for Carlton and McMinnville.
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Institute
Charles E. Deach
Carlton
Frances Mann
McMinnville
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Harrisburg
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Christmas in Florida a Fourth of July Holiday
A northern observer describes Florida Christmas as a carnival of fireworks and outdoor picnics. Festivities mix in churches and negro quarters with songs, dancing, and festive foods. the piece contrasts northern sleighing with Florida heat and holiday displays in shops and public spaces. A promotional paragraph then touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and a panacea claim for various ailments, including a price and local drugstore mention.
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Northernacra
Orange Grove
Sulin
Jerusalem
Houwra
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