Southern Pacific Route Update
A fragment describes train routes and connections on the Southern Pacific line near Hobosta and Chicago, noting a scheduling or routing change and implied service adjustments.
08 Jan 1892
Page 1
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1892
Page
1
A fragment describes train routes and connections on the Southern Pacific line near Hobosta and Chicago, noting a scheduling or routing change and implied service adjustments.
The piece argues slavery depended on tobacco and cotton profits and notes the Appalachian mountain system limited plantation expansion. It describes how southern mountain counties rarely held slaves, creating political divergence from the plain country and prompting many in eastern Kentucky Tennessee western Virginia and western North Carolina to align with the Union during the rebellion.
A Rhine rowing club received a Paris firm’s reply denying French design copying and claiming European fame. The craftsman offers to aid in an ambitious plan and promises to deliver a sought after boat after a future action. The statement reflects a mix of pride, rivalry, and intent from a Parisian maker cited by the New York Sun.
Snow delays transit work as crews pause on the Pacific Coast project near Santa Barbara. Officials say construction setbacks push the schedule, with crews awaiting safe access to the route. Local leaders emphasize continued funding and weather permitting progress.
A bequest of 91000 funds to Oberlin College is reported alongside a wide sweep of regional items. Fire damages Tombstone, Arizona, stock dividends total 2099000, Tucson gang busted, Los Angeles planning new public measures, and Mormon Temple choir in East Lake City reaches 300. Snowstorms delay Eastern Oregon trains. Santa Barbara votes 70000 for a beach boulevard. Milensburg borax beds 1 mile by half mile by eight feet thick. Rain boosts grazing, grain prospects bright. Mineral Convention expected largest ever in San Francisco. orange crop damage minimal from frost. Andrew J. Dorsey, stage robber, arrested in Tucson. War Department directs Sergeant George W. Wells to Port Custer, Montana. Berlin University hosts 208 North American students. Irkutsk reports 487 schools. Siberia population near 900000.
The column surveys donations to Oberlin College, college co education in Crawfordsville, Cortland hazing suspensions, and a wave of educational investments from New York to Canada. It notes a 20 percent stock dividend for Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, and details on schools, professors, and pensions affecting teachers nationwide.
Atlantic county firm offers free transport to the World’s Fair for lot buyers while Hutchinson and Ryerson sail for Europe. Northern California seeds a World’s Fair association in Yuba City. A Willington woman seeks a coffin exhibit for Chicago Fair. Reports flag limited participation by German manufacturers. Liquor plans at the Fair stir debate.
A miscellany notes Mas cagni the genius child composer at seven, Mas cagni a 27 year old boast, Mabel Dunlap decorates Wilming ton palace car interiors, Gov Albott plays pins with Philadelphia mayor, Rockefeller enjoys plain cigars, Kaiser William signs harsh death warrants, Li Hang Chang leads China, David Lewsley AP reporter, Kate Field on female wit, John Brisben Walker rose from poverty to Cosmopolitan owner.
The President orders a court martial in Cleveland on January 19 to try Major Overman on charges of financial irregularities. Officials deny any government Italy indemnity agreement regarding the New Orleans affair. A Behring Sea arbitration update hints at France and Italy choices and potential war with England if a northern boundary dispute remains unresolved.
reports claim Emin may have found the southern Nile branch while European powers discuss German African sales to a syndicate. Paris, Rome and Berlin feature electric projects and street developments amid global trade, politics, and war scares. Italian, French and Russian affairs mingle with famine, births, and scholarly changes.
Market listings show fruit and vegetable prices by variety and origin. Included are wheat and barley feeds, dairy products from Oregon and California, eggs and poultry, and assorted nuts and fruits with unit prices per bushel, ton, dozen, or pound.
Dr John Hunter the eminent surgeon lays out a life rule for success. He advises considering practicality before starting work and committing fully if feasible. He credits this disciplined approach with his achievements and states he never stops until a task is done.
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