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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1900
Page
2
A Newberg Oregon weekly notes Portland Democrats staged a mock Boer victory to stir enthusiasm, mocks Lowells failed lines, and comments on Jefferson and McKinley holiday talk. It cites Eugene Guard critiques and quotes ex governor Bradley praising constitutional order and election outcomes.
A historical reminiscence critiques Clark of Montana as a reformer while mocking political rhetoric. The piece notes the irony of a plutocrat being praised by reformers and questions credit given by a St. Louis paper. It hints at editorial secrecy and publishing elbow rumors.
The military governor of Guam issues a decree ending slavery on the island in the Philippine group effective on Washington's Birthday anniversary. He calls the Spanish peonage system a threat to liberty and a violation of American constitutional rights.
In a Senate-quoted remarks, L Deveridge condemns American factional cheerleading for Aguinaldo and its role in fueling the insurrection. He warns that misled followers’ gunfire against US troops stains the nation and cannot be washed away by time or bread.
President Scharman argues for sending a single Protestant form to the Philippines to avoid confusing the Catholic educated population. He urges missionaries to act with clear purpose, noting Filipinos face multiple denominations unlike Catholics. He compares to Chinese perceptions of Protestant diversity.
A collage of 1900 year predictions and political quips from multiple papers. References include Lawton and Tafts, Allen’s senate return, Cuban policy under Wood, McKinley’s expansion aims, and critiques of nepotism and old-year failures. Various editors mock and caution about the coming era.
A mix of quotes and notices describes political maneuvering with calls for a large campaign fund to hire Bryan to stay home, plus an update on county court redistricting and maps at the courthouse. Other items praise Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, report local political club actions, and note creamery plans in Lafayette and fox chasing near Dayton.
Mrs Michael Curtain of Maielfeld states she suffered lung consumption before treatment by her family physician. After using six bottles of Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption she recovered fully and now does housework. Availability advertised at C E Smith's drug store at 50 cents per bottle, guaranteed. Also mentions De Witts Little Early Risers as a constipation remedy.
G F Earhart heads east via the Shasta route to launch his rotary road grader and dictator. He contracts Wolf & Zwicker Co of Portland to control California Oregon Washington Idaho and Montana with Earhart earning a royalty of one thousand dollars for every fifty machines made and sold. The Telephon e Register hails the device as the best of its kind.
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