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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1902
Page
2
Pitchfork Tillman of South Carolina calls President Roosevelt a rash man ruled by impulses in a recent interview. The outspoken remark drew interest from conservative circles and appeared in a Newberg Oregon paper edition dated February 7, 1902.
The Socialist Party has grown stronger in Oregon while the Populist wing fades. A state and congressional convention slate has been formed, potentially harming Republican prospects. Friends of Mrs Harrison drop a pension bill as opposition would spark a sharp, unworthy recall of President Harrison’s memory.
Col W J Bryan urged support for smaller colleges in an Illinois alumni address. He argued the college should produce a man with upright character, saying heart and example matter more than intellect for happiness and moral influence.
The World Almanac for 1902 lists 3 546 millionaires in the United States with New York leading at 104, followed by Pennsylvania 369 and Massachusetts 13 showing regional wealth. It notes that the District of Columbia has many rich residents and mocks iconoclasts who challenge celebrated historical tales such as the Mayflower voyage.
The Todianapolis News weighs European goodwill toward the United States amid Prince Henry's visit and comments in Parliament about Anglo American ties. It notes such praises may boost American self regard while urging restraint from yielding to threats and avoiding provocation of European rivals.
The speaker asserts anti-American sentiment fades as we seek fair commerce with other nations. We deny ambitions for conflict, emphasize readiness to respond to friendly advances, and desire peaceful, comfortable living with others.
The piece claims Mormons already hold political sway in Wyoming Nevada and Idaho and describe a nationwide canvass by hundreds of young elders to extend influence. It urges constitutional amendment to ban polygamy nationwide and place cases in federal courts, arguing it would force compliance and curb Mormon influence.
The Globe Democrat reports that in the House the Democratic minority largely opposed a 7.5 million appropriation for shelter and protection of Army personnel in the Philippines at Manila. A New York Democrat cried out against protection, while Missouri lawmakers lament two Democrats who opposed the measure amid broader debate on Philippine policy.
The Missouri Democratic representatives opposed a Philippines shelter and protection appropriation for American soldiers. The deplorable move follows a sympathy resolution for Aguinaldo and attacks the government’s funding for soldiers in service.
Investigation at Oregon colleges exposes fraud in poultry diets from Portland sellers. Red Albumen sold as a chicken feed allegedly boosts eye protein but was found to be largely dried blood and mineral paint with little real albumenoid substance. Samples priced high despite near worthless content.
A young man declares his love and plans to follow his sweetheart after she travels due to uncontrollable misfortunes. He recalls buying a book titled Tarry Thou Till I Come and sending it to her as a hint.
A speaker recounts receiving a string of books by return mail including The Right of Way Great Expectations and The Crisis. He jokes about suspecting a suitor with money and plans to go West tomorrow, even if it means riding a worn brakebeatm.
Dr King s New Life Pills claim to cure indigestion biliousness constipation sick headache and all stomach liver and bowel troubles. Millions are at work night and day with easy pleasant safe sure relief. Only 25 cents at O F Moore Co s.
A list of domestic oversights warns readers about careless practices such as wasting food and fuel gear neglect. It cites improper use of tobacco for pest control, damaged lamp chimneys, letting hogs spoil, mismanaged lard rendering scraps, and other household inefficiencies.
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