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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1910
Page
7
Washington reports Wu Ting Fang, former Chinese envoy, voices cautious optimism on peace and justice as he returns home. He notes the treaty lacks breadth and China must prepare for possible arms but supports ongoing efforts toward global harmony.
John T. McCall, a California mining engineer, reports Estrade as a capable leader and Madriz as a natural leader and talented executive. The remarks come as Madris is held in high esteem by respected Nicaraguan circles, though the text notes tensions with Zelaya.
The president invites several officials including Attorney Oral and Lovering of Massachusetts and Commissioner of Corporations Smith to confer on preventing unnecessary stock market trading in future deliveries of wheat corn cotton and other products.
The Ballinger Pinchot investigation will be conducted jointly by the house and senate. Senator Nelson of Minnesota has been mentioned as a probable member of the joint committee to examine charges and counter charges involving the department of the interior and the forestry service.
Ambassador Uchida plans early moves toward a proposal to modify the 1911 treaty of commerce and navigation with the United States. It is unclear how far Japan will seek changes to the Root Takahira agreement.
Dec 30 report states Mexico asserts rights under its laws to detain Cook beyond a single silence period. Bailey notes Cook is not bailable under Mexican law and may be kept in custody for six months before a decision. Four months have passed. letters rogatory to General Manager Clark are awaited to clarify Cook’s character.
A regional report states Mexico is not assisting Manuel Zelaya to flee the country and describes the settlement as a diplomatic stalemate with neighboring allies seeking a peaceful resolution.
President Taft states in his annual message to Congress that a congressional inquiry into sugar fraud could be embarrassing while the Justice and Treasury departments conduct their investigations. He says he does not oppose any probe pending efforts to punish the guilty and recover wrongfully withheld funds.
A report states Land Commissioner Dennett is leading an investigation into public land entries. Officials aim to determine irregularities and ensure proper filing and ownership records across affected parcels.
Jose Santos Zelaya arrived in Mexico City and said Secretary Knox would have the right to request his presence in the United States if extradition were pursued. He claimed he was answerable only to his government and criticized the US press as misinformed. He noted battles in Nicaragua with 20 American dead reported after the Battle of Colorado Junction.
London reports a rare wholesale theft of wireless plans models and coding books tied to the British navy. Ex pert Knowlden is implicated and authorities fear disclosure of confidential wireless workings could endanger defense. Pepeta tale continues with Dorothea and a Quaker family aiding recovery and forgiveness.
A December 21 discovery in a Central City Colorado mine, owned by Bishop Matz and leased to Philadelphia capitalists, reports a pitchblende ore assay near 6 percent uranium, about double the prior best and the largest known body of ore. Professors Fleck cites a claim of treble the highest prior ore.
St. Paul reports railroads pulled their pledge to re employ striking switchmen once positions are available and removed the Great Northern line wheat shipments in several small Minnesota towns. Officials declare the strike over for now with talks of return to work at Butte on the Great Northern and satisfactory conditions at Butte on the Northern Pacific.
In Toulon on December 31 a submarine saved the crew of a fishing boat that suddenly sank in a storm. The Cigogne dived under the sinking craft, lifted it above water, and kept it afloat long enough to evacuate the crew, signaling a remarkable life saving maneuver.
American Secretary of War J. M. Dickinson travels on a converted yacht with a show of decorations in San Juan Puerto Rico. Large crowds gather on the wharf as he conducts inspections and reviews of Santo Domingo conditions and Porto Rico.
Seattle reports a second leprosy case in 20 years as a Scandinavian resident, who spent 12 years in Alaska, is identified as the afflicted individual. The discovery follows earlier leprosy outbreaks in nearby islands and underscores public health concerns in the region.
Fragment from a dialogue where a character named Pepecta is praised for divine insight into another's story. Dorothes, an invalid, drifts to sleep as the exchange hints at lingering plans and uncertain futures with a hopeful, reflective tone.
David arrives in New York, steps into the Bowery, and resumes gambling life amid the city’s bustle. His fame, restored health, and past exploits help him secure a place among prominent gamblers while he battles inner misery and a longing to escape self-awareness.
The excerpt discusses death rates among male infants and aging adults, noting declines at younger ages and rises in later life. It cites sociological theories linking nutrition and environment to life expectancy, mentions American Indian practices, and contrasts historical Chinese views on female infants with broader social implications.
In a murder trial a juror named Mike McGinnis faced questions from the judge about any opinion on the prisoner's guilt and any conscientious objection to capital punishment. McGinnis answered that he had formed no opinion and had no such plea in this case.
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