Groceries Proclaim Superior Quality and Value
A boastful ad claims their groceries offer better food than any other, asserting no emperor can buy finer goods and asserting prices match what customers usually pay for good items.
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1910
Page
6
Nicaragua Protest Denounces US On Bluefields Port Closure
Corry M. Stadden, counsel for the Managua government in exile, denounces the US for not recognizing Dr Madriz's order closing Bluefields port. He cites King Haakon's recognition of Madriz and Norway's stance, urging adherence to international obligations to curb the insurrection and protect American lives and property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
State Department
United States
Dr. Madriz
Nicaragua
Bluefields
Norway
Corry M. Stadden
Haakon
Madriz
Norway Missteps Over Bluefields Port Entry
The Norwegian foreign office says its government erred in restricting vessels flying the Norwegian flag from Bluefields port under blockade. A Nicaragua government communication, routed through Havana, explained the port’s closure to foreign commerce and prompted the clarification of Norway’s actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christiania
Norway
Foreign Office
Bluefields
Havana
Cabinet Officers Mix in Politics in Alaska Mission
U S Attorney Wickersham and Secretary Nagel arrived in Vancouver on the steamer Albatross en route to Alaska at President Taft's request to inspect political conditions. They left clues that Alaska's political scene needs smoothing to allow party leaders to focus on the insurgency in several states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
B. C
Alaska
Taft
U. S
Wickersham
Commerce and Labor
Nagel
Railroads win victory in lumber rate dispute
Frederick N. Dickson, master in chancery, finds for the railroads in a lumber rate case started in 1908. The Great Northern Northern Pacific Union Pacific and Burlington challenged ICC charges, seeking 50 cents per hundred from Portland to St Paul and 60 cents to Chicago. Dickson upholds the railroads, maintaining 46 cents to St Paul and 55 cents to Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST.__PAUL
Frederick N. Dickson
Interstate Commerce Commission
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Union Pacific
Burlington
Portland
Chicago
Dickson
Indignant Women Parade in London Demands Vote
More than half a million women joined a mass demonstration in London on Saturday to protest the shelving of equal rights for women in parliamentary elections. The huge suffrage parade marked a high point of indignation over the setback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chicago builders out halt sweeps city construction
Chicago reports over 2000 workers have struck on large buildings under construction. Labor leaders forecast by week’s end more than 7000 workers across all trades will have stopped work, potentially crippling all construction activity in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Noted figures in war, presidency, labor, and finance
Secretary of War Dickinson arrives in Manila while President Taft injures a sprained ankle at Bar Harbor. The Western Federation of Miners denounces Hearst papers as unfriendly to labor. Edwin Harriman’s estate is valued at 71 million dollars after tax. James A. Patten, once the cotton king, sails for Europe on the Kroonland amid grain concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dickinson
Manila
Taft
Bar Harbor
Western Federation of Miners
William R. Hearst
Edwin H. Harriman
New York State Controller's Office
James A. Patten
Europe
Rains Stop Forest Fires in Ontario and Manitoba
The report notes rains checked forest fires threatening towns in Ontario and Manitoba. The sequence covers a graft probe in New York, a 1912 national convention site for the Ancient Order of Hibernians, a boxing match cancellation in London, Alaska salmon prospects, Buck Stove labor talks, and an artillery accident at Fortress Monroe that killed 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Manitoba
New York
Order of Hibernians
Chicago
Tommy Burns
Sam Langford
Olympic Athletic Club of
London
Fortress Monroe
Thaw to press for transfer from Matteawan hospital
News briefs report Harry K. Thaw seeking transfer from Matteawan state hospital for insane criminals. The items also note a Bisbee flood disaster with two drownings and 40 houses destroyed, Browne's bribery trial in Chicago, a $500 reward over sign stealing in baseball, a bank bond theft by a cashier, a railcar forest fire loss in British Columbia totaling 3 million dollars, and most fires now extinguished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry K. Thaw
Hhe
Matteawan State Hospital
Lee O’neil Browne
Illinois
William Lorimer
United States Senate
Criminal Court
Chicago
American League
Inspector Markowski
Russo-Chinese Bank
Chicago Suffers Severe Fire Loss Across Northwestern District
A disastrous weekend blaze in Chicago caused two major industrial fires and widespread damage. The Northwestern Malt & Grain Co plant suffered about 1 500 000 in losses with the Ogren & Co brewery nearly destroyed for about 500 000. The heat and wind ignited dozens of nearby homes and cottages, threatening hundreds more as a large swath from Cortland Street to Armitage Avenue burned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwestern Malt & Grain Co
Charles F. Ogren & Co
Northwestern Malt & Grain Company
Cortland Street
Armitage Avenue
Forty-sixth Avenue
Forty-third Avenue
Taft Favors Two Panama Fairs in Rival Cities
The Taft administration may back two Panama expositions, with Congress possibly approving events in San Francisco and New Orleans in the same year. Proposals suggest scheduling San Francisco in summer and New Orleans in winter to avoid overlap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Rioters Try to Wreck Detroit and New York Express
In South Bend Indiana rioters damaged Grand Trunk yards with a 50 car freight cut into ten sections. An attempt to wreck east bound passenger No 8 was halted when the engineer spotted a thrown switch. He was stoned by a mob as police intervened. Governor Marshall refused state troops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Bend
Ind
Grand Trunk Railway
Pinkerton
New York
Marshall
Crops Not So Bad Says Railroad Man
W. C. Brown president of the New York Central lines says after a Northwest trip that grain crops are not as bad as feared. He notes props may be below normal but not a failure and cites information from reliable sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
W. C. Brown
New York Central Lines
Northwest
Surge of Deportations At Ellis Island Surpasses Previous Years
New York reports record deportations at Ellis Island with over 10 000 immigrants sent back in six months, far exceeding prior yearly totals of around 7000. The surge reflects a major rise in immigration enforcement during that period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Ellis Island
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. L. van Blaricom
Cc. F. Held
BE. L. Evans
A. E. Wilson
Chase & Linton Gravel Company
R. B. Linnville
Olympic Coal
Olympic
M. P. Elliott
Laurel
N. FE. Schaubel
Cor
Second & Edwards Sts
Newberg
Interstate Commission
Cardinal Gibbons
America
Bisbee
Arizona
Rawn
Ira G. Rawn
Monon Railway
Mie
W.W. Hollingsworth & Son
THE
Store OF Quality
Oxfords
E. W. Hodson
the Deering
Walter
A. Wood
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