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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1896
Page
2
The Saint Louis Globe Democrat reports a plea over the Armenian massacre with claims of 100,000 killed and 500,000 survivors fleeing to forests. It calls on great nations to end the slaughter and urge mercy and decency, condemning diplomatic indifference.
The column ridicules copycat tricks in society pages and fashion satire. It mentions a Yambiller chestnut recycled, an Argus jab, and a Boston Globe quip about bicycle women and electric cars. It notes readers’ interest in a New York World piece on Venezuela and the Monroe Doctrine.
The passage states that if Con adopts the report, Secretary Olney will notify Great Britain of the U S investigation into Britain's Venezuela claim and demand impartial arbitration. If Britain refuses again, the United States will act, placing responsibility for war on the English Government, not the United States.
A historical sketch outlines the Venezuela Britain boundary quarrel over Guiana dating back three centuries. It covers the Schomburgk line, claims by Venezuela and Britain, and how the Monroe Doctrine shapes U S involvement amid tension and indemnity demands.
Secretary Seward warned France to leave Mexico while General Sheridan commands a strong veteran force on the Rio Grande. The French withdrew from Mexico and the republic was reestablished, prompting debate over the Monroe doctrine in the Venezuela issue and calls for arbitration as suggested by President Cleveland.
A dispatch discusses animal care with burning leather and smoke to relieve horse distemper near North Yamhill. It notes Mrs. Susie Talmage’s appointment as assistant national inspector for Oregon in the Woman's Relief Corps and her audit duties for the Oregon department. Also appears reflections on Yamhill population prospects, wealth, and a duck hunting mishap involving Rev E F Thompson.
Thos Huston shows slow improvement under Dr Courtney after three weeks of illness. A watch and dance marked year end and new year in local venues. United Artisans form a lodge in A O U W hall, signaling new secret orders in La Fayette. Charley Earhart and Edie Tolson wed on New Year’s Day and receive good wishes. A feather renovator opened next to the post office. Luthefield’s familiar tune brightened New Year’s Eve streets. Henry Newton’s mother, age eighty four, was buried today after illness. Eva tugal church revival continues with no end in sight. Mrs Thin Hadley wed Lareine Paleser of Menaoath on December 25, 1808. she previously taught in Southern California and now joins the bride’s River Street home with many friends awaiting visit.
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