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Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

Feb 14, 1896

Page

4

Confederate Veterans Parade In New York Proposed

The 120th anniversary reunion aims to unite Union and Confederate veterans for a July Fourth parade in New York. General Moorman signals potential support if it aids reconciliation and regional prosperity, with Richmond as the next reunion site and estimates of up to 25 000 veterans attending the New York event.

New York South Grand Army Gettysburg Chickamauga United Veterans Garnett George Moorman United Confederate Veterans John 8 Gordon Moorman Cabell Leo Republic New York City General Moorman Richmond

Zella Nicolaus Becomes Authoress With A Lurid Novel

Information says Zella Nicolaus, known for her suit against George J Gould, has nearly finished a manuscript titled A Glad and Sad Young Girl or The Child Adventuress. The work is said to be based on her life. She is expected to arrive at Wabash and visit her father Wesley Lytle, owner of a small Cincinnati grocery.

Zella Nicolaus George J. Gould Zella Wabash Wesley Lytle Emall Grocery Cincinnati Commercial Gazette

Will of Alexandre Demas Bars Posthumous Works

The late Alexandre Demas leaves a will prohibiting publication or performance of any posthumous works or plays found in his manuscript.

Alexandre Demas

Sinking voyage of the Bell O'Brien and rescue by the Rosemorran

Captain Colley recounts the Bell O'Brien from San Francisco foundering near Queenstown after a fierce gale. Crew pumped water as hold filled to ten feet. one man drowned, longboat lost, another boat searched in darkness until both boats and crew were rescued by the Rosemorran near Plymouth.

Rosemorran Norman Norfolk Newport News Leith Plymouth Bell O'Brien San Francisco Colley Queenstown Belle O' Brien

Policeman Peter Klumpeter Undergoes Trephining in Brooklyn

Policeman Peter Klumpeter of Brooklyn, the only Danish officer there, had part of his skull removed after an eight month abscess formed carbuncle backing his ear. Dr Sappirl performed the ether assisted operation and, with a fine saw, excised the diseased skull leaving a quarter sized hole. A silver plate will seal the opening once blood flow stabilizes and the officer hopes to return in two to three weeks.

Peter Klumpeter Brookyn Sappirl Klumpeter Brooklyn Sapphleat Krnmpeter

Premonition Foretells Mother's Death at Church Fair

At St Marys Church basement in Williamsburg New York Mrs Sarah Morris widow died moments after illness struck her daughter Maggie Morris was to sing at the fair. Maggie was practicing nearby when her mother fell ill and a messenger soon came with the death news.

St. Mary's Church Williamsburg N. Y Sarah Joe Morris Maggie Mrs Morris Miss Morris

Mars Lines Debate Eminent Scientists Debunk Theories

At a New York Academy of Sciences meeting the astronomy and physics section, Professors Rees and Jacoby and Charles Post read papers contesting the alleged lines and canals on Mars. They targeted Percival Lowell and his Flagstaff observations, noting Schiaparelli’s earlier Italian sighting. The panel concluded the Mars canal theory is unproven and should be discarded until clearer observations appear.

Section of Astronomy and Physics New York Academy of Sciences Rees and Jacoby Charles Post Mars Percival Lowell Boston Flagstaff Signor Schiapareli Italy Academy Canary

Healer Francis Sehlatter Arrives in Trinidad Colo

Francis Sehlatter known as the healer arrives in Trinidad Colorado claiming to possess a copper curl rod gifted by the Father. He asserts the rod has magical powers and guards it carefully.

Francis Sehlatter Trinidad Colo Sehlatter Maya

Founders born under the sultan’s rule in historic lands

The article notes that Jesus and Muhammad were born in places now under the Turkish sultan’s domain. It mentions the sultan’s earlier rule over Moses birthplace, with references to Judaea and ancient lands in a New York newspaper context.

Moses New York

A World Pilgrimage Under Missionary Guidance

A group of wealthy donors and missionary leaders plan a 20 member tour to study foreign mission work. Dr Henry M Field will direct the journey via San Francisco to Japan and China visiting Shanghai Canton Formosa and Melanesia then return through Hawaii New Zealand and Canada.

Henry M. Field Cornelius Vanderbilt John D. Rockefeller Helen Gould Cyrus K. McCormick, Jr Chicago Phil W. K. Armour Alsa Japan San Francisco Messrs A. B. Thompson H. R. Elliott Pacific China Shanghai Canton Formosa Mackay Hongkong Fiji Tonga Melanesia Micronesia Honolulu Hawaiian Islands New Zealand Albuquerque Las Vegas Santa Fe Canada South Sea Islands New York Journal

Foot warmers They Refill With Hot Wine On Border Run

A Bohemian village to Saxony frontier party passes a guardpost by warming foot warmers with Hungarian wine. The sleigh ride continues as they joke about the dodge, and a tan inn keeper later admits cooling and refilling the foot warmers with hot water as a friendly prank.

Saxony

Queen Christina Named Arbitrator for Andean Borders

Christina of Spain chosen by Colombia Ecuador and Peru to arbitrate border delimitation. The queen regent, noted for steady leadership and public warmth, marks first time a woman is named to settle a major international dispute.

Spain Colombia Ecuador Peru Maria Christina Cortes Europe Madrid New York World

Demand for 1 cent pieces grows across the country

The United States Treasury reports a heavy demand for 1 cent coins since August, driven by price rounding in dry goods stores and business practice. Philadelphia mint keeps three presses busy, producing about 150000 pennies daily, earning seigniorage of roughly 80 percent. Approximately 780 million cents are out in circulation.

United States Treasury Treasury Chicago St. Louis Treasury Department Philadelphia Washington Star

Village lighting proposal sparks parish debate at Godshill

A Godshill parish meeting discussed installing sight lamps at a cost of a half penny per rate every three years. Farmer Hollis opposed the plan calling it an attempt to turn night into day and urged returning to curfew traditions for the youth. The item appeared in London Press, with unrelated notes on rail elevation and historical cotton mill employment.

Godshill Isle of Wight Hollis London Trath

Tobacco Trust Targeted by New Cigarette Roott Incident

The Boston Herald reports another victim in the ongoing cigarette roott saga, detailing how the tobacco trust is the latest target of market turmoil and regulatory scrutiny.

The Tobacco Trust Boston Herald

Logan Reveals Uncle Daniel Autobiography Origin

Long excerpted note traces the anonymous 1884 book Uncle Daniel’s Story of Tom Anderson and Twenty Great Battles to General John A. Logan. It details how Logan, writing in 1884, adopted a fictional frame to critique public figures and history, with McCook as the real Uncle Daniel and avoiding direct names through altered geography and roles.

Uncle Daniel Tom Anderson John A. Logan Daniel Senator Voorhees Indiana Tom Anderson Wis Logan Blaine Illinois Senate Leland Hotel General Logan New York Daniel McCook McCook Ohio Boston Journal

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