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The Newberg Graphic dated February 23, 1900 reports on John Bull’s tenacity failing to be rewarded and pushes a humorous note. It notes the Populist national committee meeting in Lincoln Nebraska splitting on fusion with Bryan urged to focus on home charity. It hints President McKinley may visit the Far West including Portland next summer, suggesting Dom Harvey take a rest in the woods.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Twain
Bryan
President McKinley
Far West
Portland
Dom Harvey
Time server label questioned amid democratic expansion critique
The text questions the loyalty of supporters and calls out a supposed "time server" role in denouncing the administration, reflecting a sharp rebuke amid shifting political sentiment.
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Bryan
Editor's moral strain over Goebel eulogy questioned
A critique argues that an editor who writes a glowing eulogy for assassin Goebel is being pressed to support a demagogue in the next campaign, implying a troubling moral conflict and potential bias.
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Assasin Goebel
Kentucky Disgrace Attributed To Goebel Confidants
A political comment notes a Democrat occasionally honest enough to blame Kentucky troubles on Goebel and his confederates as the state endures semi revolutionary tensions. The speaker cites Hoke Smith of Cleveland's cabinet linking responsibility to Goebel.
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Kentucky
Hoke Smith
Cleveland
Goebel
Promote Early Candidacy Through Local Notices
Yaquina Bay News urges hopefuls to publish their candidacy in local papers before conventions. It argues early disclosure builds public awareness at little cost and leads to more satisfactory results.
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Yaquina Bay
Political defense of McKinley amid posturing on surrender
A political column argues the administration will not surrender the Philippines despite critics, contrasts past leaders with McKinley, and notes Goebel's assassination fallout. It blames older party figures and questions the vengeance narrative around Goebel while acknowledging partisan tensions in Kentucky.
Dairying Gains Ground in Willamette Valley
A study of Willamette valley exchanges shows rising interest in dairying as a major future wealth source. Newberg already hosts a creamery and more farmers are urged to adopt the industry, aligning location and conditions with growing support and reduced prejudice against innovations.
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Willamette Valley
Newberg
J. T. Osborn
State of
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Cald
Ming
Geo
Nelson DP
Seo
West Willamette
Obria Temson
Christenson
Neleon DL
Bird
Jedge
Yamhill Qounty
Ore
Newberg Graphic
Tate of Fest
Samawasta
A.C Spencer
University of Chicago Senate Rejects Reform Spelling
The University of Chicago senate banned reform spelling in university publications after faculty support. Proponents argued for simplicity, but opponents warn reform creates complexity and ambiguity. A local critic endorses preserving standard spelling and attacks phonetic approaches.
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Senate
University of Chicago
Englia
Bryan rebuffs terms for returning to democracy
The Albany Democrat reports Mr. Bryan will not trim his sails to suit every wind in politics. The Elgin Recorder notes Portland Republican club actions hint at opposition to Senator McBride but cautions it may not end his re election. The Oregonian’s reporting, it says, was not explanatory and is dismissed as a trick.
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New York
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Billy
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McBride
Elggin Recorder
Oregonian
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Col. Watterson
Goebel
Globe-Democrat
Gulf of Mexico
Caribbean Sea
Pacific
Nicaragua Canal
Washington
American Monthly Review of Reviews
Political Commentary Across Editions
A compilation of editorials and jabs on diplomacy, geography, and party politics. Notable lines reference Kentucky governors, Goebel, Beveridge Philippines speech, and Goebel law debates. Includes remarks on Lincoln era echoes and holiday proposals linked to Goebel.
Tariff Proposal for Puerto Rico Draws Criticism
A proposed tariff for Puerto Rico modeled on the United States plan with a 75 percent cut in commerce with the U S is condemned as unjust and inhuman. The piece argues Spain era reciprocity would have improved conditions, noting Puerto Rico then had a complex tariff with high rates.
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Puerto Rico
United States
Puerto Rico Relief and Fiscal Reform Debate
The New York Tribune argues that a 76 per cent horizontal reduction could aid Puerto Rico more than reciprocity, urging urgent U S relief with discretion to ensure a better fiscal system and greater prosperity, if the legislation achieves these goals.
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Puerto Rico
Unites States
New York Tribune
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve Original Remedy
Promotion for DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve by F. Moore & Co claiming unmatched for piles injuries and skin diseases. Warns against counterfeit versions and emphasizes original formula.
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DeWitt
F. Moore & Co
Dairy Advice and Farm Notes From a 19th Century Column
Practical dairy tips emphasize winter cow warmth, clean cans, quick milking, and proper cream handling. Advice covers calf care, fodder, water quality, and hygiene, with health remedies and church notices interwoven among agricultural guidance.
Willamina Land Sold to Hyland in 510 Acre Transfer
Harrigan Foster sells 510 acres near Willamina to C. E. Hyland and plans to move to the city. Mayor Maloney was dispatched to inspect the land transfer on Wednesday, as reported.
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Harrigan Foster
Willamina
C. E. Hyland
North Batreet
Maloney
Disease Slavery to Freedom Told by Manchester Man
George D. Williams of Manchester Michigan recalls his wife’s five year helpless struggle and credits two bottles of electric Ditters with restoring her ability to work again. The advertisement touts the remedy as a supreme cure for female diseases nervousness sleeplessness melancholy headaches backache and fainting spells with a guaranteed bottle and a price of five cents.
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George D. Williams
Manchester
Mich
C. E. Smith
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