Unclear OCR item about first and third Saturday events
Fragmentary text mentions first and third Saturday meetings and a speaker or event. Names and specifics are unreadable. cannot determine location or outcome from the readable phrases.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1894
Page
1
Fragmentary text mentions first and third Saturday meetings and a speaker or event. Names and specifics are unreadable. cannot determine location or outcome from the readable phrases.
A partial OCR of a Southern Pacific and Portland Oregon railway timetable lists through trains, sleeping car service, and station details. It mentions Corvallis and McMinnville via the Oregon route, Utah connections not specified, and schedule notes for Meek office, Meek alleys, and daily or tri weekly departures and arrivals.
Reports from Waynetown describe mysterious excavations on Bralerieh farm near a haunted Spray cabin quelling rumor of buried treasure. Old bandits led by Jason Spray terrorized the area decades ago. stones in the hearth hid a possible box, with two Texans tied to the case, now under scrutiny by local residents and authorities.
Cannery men report plentiful bluebacks and stewheads as salmon arrive despite muddy water. The pack may end up only about 50 000 cases below last year with gill nets and seines expected to boost hauls. Fishermen push to remove whisky scows blamed for river fatalities and alcohol-related hardship.
Parke & Lacy Machinery Company of Portland filed multiple suits in San Francisco against 11 insurers for 42 500 with Snoqualmie Washington lumber mill loss. Fire occurred December 27 1803 proofs of loss January 4 1804 three appraisers set value 34 115 due yet payment not made.
The Chinese Six Companies plan to resist deportation orders for missing certificate holders. Many Chinese remain in Alaska canning salmon or inland fruit picking, delaying registration. Jo Happy Sing, who ignored the Geary law, has a deportation order but not yet shipped. a writ of habeas corpus is feared if removal proceeds.
Judge Ross rules that the Atlantic and Pacific land grant remains under government ownership despite failure to construct a road or file a plat. The decision upholds that 700000 acres in Ventura and Los Angeles counties legally belong to the United States rather than the Southern Pacific Company.
Field reports from Campo describe a discovery of quartz and ore at the desert edge sixty miles east of Campo. Local excitement builds as prospectors gather, hoping for rich yields and the potential opening of new mining opportunities.
Washington columns report rein corporated Seattle mill at £560000. Tacoma church marks twenty years. Chehalis finances hinder teacher institute. Nebraska colonists travel to the Sound. Curfew in Walla Walla for boys under 16 at 8 pm. Colfax romance legal outcome sends man to prison and woman to reform school. Sunflowers in Kennewick experiments. Everett harbor survey prep. Yaquina stone trade to San Francisco. hop yards show bright yields. tent caterpillar pest threatens Oregon crops. Columbia mouth survey aims to assess flood impact and river navigation improves.
Herr Most in Park Row denounces Carnot’s death and the Czar, predicting retribution. He brands officials as “hog” rulers, calls for mass slaughter of autocrats, and warns reporters they are slaves of big combines while promising force if treated unfairly.
Stone introduces a bill in the House defining anarchists as those aiding or belonging to organizations that advocate unlawful life endangering acts or property destruction. Convicted anarchists attempting to kill officials or destroy government property face death by hanging as a sentence. Precautions to protect the President are discussed, with guards doubled around the White House amid fears of trouble.
Market notes show varied quotations across grains meats and milling items with oats steady and oats and milling prices fluctuating. Quotations for pork and beef products appear irregular while shipping prices and feed values show modest shifts amid uncertain export demand.
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