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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1910
Page
6
The report notes a second car strike of the year in Philadelphia. Other items mention Roosevelt's European visit brief due to travel limits and local political turmoil alongside health and crime notes from multiple cities.
Streetcar workers strike continues with service disrupted in central district as talks stall and city transit officials seek a resolution amid growing tensions.
Four more bodies were removed from the St. Paul coal mine in Cherry Illinois today bringing the total recovered since the November 3 disaster to 126.
Pekin February 21 reports Britain and France issued joint formal recommendations to China. The notes urge not to proceed with the Chin Choo and Aigun railway scheme without full consideration of the wishes of all concerned parties.
Report on Beaver Slough drainage and Harlocker projects in Oregon, detailing acreages and costs, tide gates, and canal plans. Also notes contention involving K H O'Brien, Wallowa Reserve, and disputes over sheep admissions and county interests.
A major eastern Oregon land sale transfers Crook county Baldwin Sheep and Land holdings to a Portiland capital syndicate for about 450 000 dollars. The 26600 acre parcel sits south of Shaniko and east of Madras with alfalfa potential and includes a store and bank valued around 100 000 dollars. New owners plan shipping points on the property. A Salem rail initiative notes West Side SP crossing the Salem Falls City Western line near Derry with awaiting rooms and revised schedules for passenger flow.
A fruit growers group announces construction and relocation plans in the business district to clear space for a new one brick block, signaling a major local development project and potential disruption for existing businesses.
Strike Pure Water Party sinks test well half a mile southwest of town encountering an unlimited flow of pure water. A sample is sent to Portland for analysis. The mayor asks Road Company's donation of the land for the well and a plot on Vale hill for a reservoir and a city park site to be donated.
A January 13 resolution by the O. R. and N. board of directors declares a new line to extend from a point west of Portland. The action formalizes planned railway alignment and future service considerations.
A brief note indicates Freewater has updated its railroad map to reflect a depot name change from Milton to Mil. The adjustment suggests a local rebranding or alignment with nearby community identifiers noted on the map.
The foundation is in place for a new restaurant project by T. H. Ellis for the A. L. Smith company, with concrete blocks already erected.
A fragmentary list of farm prices shows Wheat Track prices for Bluestem and Red Russian, Corn at $36 per ton, oats No.1 white at $31, and various hay values from Wil damatte valley to Eastern Oregon. Fruit prices list apples at $1.25 per box, pears at $1.50 to $1.75, and calf and cattle bids from light to heavy at several dollars per head.
The blizzard moves from the mountains to the plains and Ohio River valley. Temperatures drop to 60 below zero in some areas with record snowfalls in Cincinnati Columbus and Pueblo. Trains run hours late and cattle range losses are reported across Kansas Missouri Illinois and Kentucky.
The leading Japanese daily Asahi argues for naturalization and cooperation with the better element of America. It criticizes prolonged negotiations under the Hayes bill as wearisome and calls for Japan to act, reflecting Japan’s stance on immigration policy.
Members of the house may demand Robert E. Evars receive the Speer Award and gold medal posthumously for the Pole discovery. A committee was not fully united on honoring the discoverer as one signer declined to be named.
The 46 Republicans and 48 Democrats in the House passed the main direct primary bill. Senate concurrence on House amendments remains the final step before sending the measure to Governor Deneen.
A delivery error near Laurel Maryland on February 18 caused two barrels of oil to be mistakenly loaded with cooking oil. In two cases the accident led to fatalities as entire families were affected, with the mistaken oil supposedly intended for a bakery.
In Frankfort on the Maine Beverest fighting erupted late as police clashed with suffrage demonstrators. Many were wounded on both sides amid chaotic street clashes. The Socialist faction appeared to stir the parade and contribute to the disorder.
A riot by striking workers in Philadelphia terrifies the city as strays bullets injure many. An angry mob roams streets striking fear as youths set fires and passengers are pelted with stones. About 3,000 deputies are sworn in to restore order.
Rioting swept Philadelphia as the Rapid Transit company attempted to run lines with police, firemen to police crowds. Five arrested for inciting riot. two women hospitalized. proclamations riot act issued. Central Labor Union pledges support to strikers and backs a citywide union strike if authorities proceed with armed operation. 6200 of 7000 transit workers allegedly left, 3500 loyal. 175 strikebreakers imported from New York attacked, 85 arrests. Union leaders demand arbitration, accuse company of lockout tactics.
The Aero club of California presented plans for a school for aerial research to the Los Angeles mayor and civic bodies. Bracken of rato Satothe will be sided by the proposed plan.
Feb 22 report from Sumpter notes the death of James Gibbons the last of the fetes survivors rendered wi? details unclear as OCR debases.
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