Newberg Graphic Sixth June 12 1896 Regional Notes
The Newberg Graphic notes state June 12 1896 issue content including state fair dates October 7 to 13 in Salem, local humor about Newbery fishing on the Fourth, population gender balances in Massachusetts and Lowell, and commentary on political figures Tongue and Vanderberg. Also mentions Hearst papers planning a July San Francisco to New York relay race and wool prices. Report on 18,000 pounds sold at 5 cents a pound and local admonitions about town booms and cleanliness.
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The
New York Journal
San Francisco Examiner
W. K. Hearst
San Francisco
New York
Hearst
Big City
Lightning destroys train bound for St Louis convention
A train hauling corn and orators to the St Louis convention derailed in Kansas when a Kansas lightning strike set three cars and the depot ablaze. The colored delegates face hotel exclusion at St Louis, prompting protests on civil rights and racial hostility.
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Wichita
Kanga
St. Louis
McKinley
Kansas
Pressure for a two state division campaign emerges in the south
The Los Angeles Herald reports a near term plan to split the state into two states within two years. Northern Republican leaders reportedly favor the move to curb southern political dominance and promise new state institutions to win wide county support. The proposed divide would require majorities in both sections and shifts public sentiment away from liquor influence in politics.
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The
Los Angeles Herald
Riverrle
San Tiego
Controversy Over Ballot System and Free Silver Debate
The piece cites voters’ conduct and liquor influence at the polls, notes Chicago’s free silver tilt, and reports Secretary Carlisle’s anticipated resignation amid a broader Democratic split. It frames Kentucky’s verdict as signaling political defeat and the administration’s weakening stand on silver.
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Chicago
Jwsns Chambers
Washington
5. F. Examiner
Carlile
Kentucky
Carlisle
Chicago University rises on former Midway at World’s Fair
A Chicago correspondent recalls three years of transformation from the World’s Fair midway to the current university site. The Midway Plaza is replaced by green lawns and stately academic buildings that outshine older institutions in architectural dignity.
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Chicago
Chicago University
Cairo
Houria
Workd
Midway Plassance
Walla
Tovera
Emerald Lawn
The
Atlantic
Port Klamath buildings to be sold by U S Indian agent
Marshal Petit will sell all standing Port Klamath structures including a bakery grainery saddle room two barracks five or six dwellings a hospital two commissaries and a boarding house. Purchasers will tear them down paving the way for only graves of four Modoc warriors Captain Jack Sconchin Boston Charley and Black Jim to mark Fort Klamath. The event recalls the 1873 lava beds massacre of the peace commissioners.
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Marshal Petit
U.S
Port Klamath
Fort Klamath
Captain Jack
Sconchin
Boston Charley
Black Jim
Peace Commission
Newspaper Follies and Faith in a Skeptical Trade
A reflection on the endless vanities and follies seen in newsroom life critiques the lure of puffery and advertising while noting skepticism among editors. It laments doubt toward God, humanity, and truth, yet acknowledges some belief persists in the profession.
Jonathan Mourne Aims to Block the Slinen Gang in House
The North Yamhill Record quotes that if Mourne becomes speaker he would block the gang’s dirty work with ease. It notes his past record suggests he would block any “flirty work” regardless of taste and that politics is not only for his health.
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North Yamhill
Jonathan Mourne
Slinen
Jonathan
Elia and Tongue Picked as Congress Nominees
The Graphic suggested later returns favor Elia and Tongue as Republican congress nominees. Ellis and Tongue are noted as candidates for Congress from Oregon. Despite heavy rains, the apple crop is expected to be short this season due to excessive pollen fallout.
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Elia
Tonge
Congress
Nmi Woweh
Ellis and
Tongue
Oraygon
Bolting At Chienso Cone Convention Sparks Party Duty
Indications suggest sound money Democrats would be pressed to bolt if any action occurs at the Chienso Cone convention, while other factions appear to hold the lead.
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Chiesno
Strawberry Exhibit Planned at Oregon Horticultural Society Meeting
A card from EB H Lake secretary notes a strawberry exhibit will be staged at the Oregon State Horticultural Society gathering in Corvallis on June 17.
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EB. H. Lake
Oregon State Horticultural Society
Cave
Corvallia
Union Bimetallic Party Calls State Convention
A notice requests a state convention of the Union Bimetallic party to be held in McMinnville. Cal Cooper from Lalle is aiming for rising fame through party activities and public engagement.
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Union Bimetallic Party
McMinaville Daly
Cal Cooper
Lalle
Vanhill County Sends Dr Calbreath to Gop Convention
Vanhill county will be represented at the Republican National Convention in St Louis by Dr Calbreath of McMinnville. He will travel with the county delegation and participate in party activities during the convention week.
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California
St. Louis
Ontario
Vanhill County
St. Lowle
Dr.Calbreath
McMinnville
Dayton
Wainhill
Jimmy” Baxter
Portland
McKinley Nomination Tone Sparks Bitter Reamining
The passage hints that McKinley’s nomination would be a bitter pill for Barghieh remeine, reflecting a tense political atmosphere and opposing stance toward the candidate’s prospects.
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McKinley
Barghieh Remeine
Gypsy Ends Season on Willamette River Run
Eugene Guard reports K N Co steamer Gypsy completed thirty six trips to Eugene this season hauling heavy freight. After dark passage from Corvallis the Gypsy will be moved to Portland for repairs and repainting before resuming service on the Portland to Corvallis run when river levels fall.
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Eugene Guard
K&n. Co
Gypsy
Corvallis
Palmer Ayer
Wolumette
Portland
Liiely
Gordon
Aqain
Eugene
Anchor boulder rolls from bridge and local resignations noted
Last Friday night miscreants rolled a large anchor boulder from the Sheridan road bridge south of the Diamond. Pres Brownson resigns as McMinnville college chair to accept an offer from California College Oakland. George Grayson of Sheridan buys the North Yamhill and Trask river toll road and hotel, taking possession soon.
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Yamhill County
Sheridan Road
Pres Brownson
McMinnville College
California College At
Oakland
George Grayson
Sheridan
Yarnhill
Trask River
Hattori
McKinley
Reed
Nora Cooper
Washington Aaricultural College
Carp In Oregon Waters Spread Nuisance Across Farmland
Oregon City Enterprise reports carp invading streams and ponds across Columbia County. They uproot grasses, devour native fish, and multiply rapidly after likely washdowns from freshets. A butcher keeps a live example in a shop can, while some claim pure stock from a spring above the grounds.
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Columbia County
Coxey
Oregon City
Tease Farr
Marr Sare
Oregon City Enterprise
Delineator July number introduces fashion pages and features
The July Delineator adds four colored plates for Ladies Misses and Childrens fashions and millinery with a new cover and lighter paper. It includes a love story portion by Justin Magruder and articles on Baby health by Dr Schroeder, infant attire, and readings on literature and beauty.
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Childres
Jutin Magruder
A. KR. Schroeder
Eleanor Brown
Mary Cadwalader Jones
Agnes Kepplier
F. J. Leviseur
Lucia M. Robbins
Dinine
Francis Leeda
Woman's Magazine
Annual County Institute at McMinnville dates announced
The annual county teachers institute will be held in McMinnville on June 16 to 19 and again June 22 to 26. Prof C A Mitchcock of Ashland and Prof Hodson of Newberg lead sessions with Miss Agnes Stoel of Weaton Normal, emphasizing primary literature including Evangeline. Copy workbooks available for a nominal price. all who attend all days free.
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McMinnville
C. A. Mitchcock
Ashland
Hodson
Newberg
Agnes Stoel
Weaton Normal Consistant
Institute
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Oregon
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Newbery
Massachusetts
Lown
Tere
Thomas H. Tongue
Pops
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Heppner
Stayton Mall
Gois
College Boya
Lins
PROM
Dayton Herald
Mr. Jones Perdue
Monroe
Mich
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AL 'P
Yamhill County Abstract Company
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Frank C. Pargeson
SD Ballew
WC Johnson
Henry Austin
Hannah Bond
New SF
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Trumbull
Henry Ritelur
Ger
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E. Tyer
J Underwood
D Clark
G Henderson
Martin
Joseph Watt
Amity
Ceess
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North Yathill
Wilbur
All Drugvista
Wm. Garland
Agnes Garland
J. Everest
James P. Price
G. W. Mitchell
David Everest
Chehalem Valley
Dog Tax Inc
J. G. Havnery
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Ohio
Pith
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Photon
A.T. Hill
Alexander
Bowen
Newberg Clothing House
Parker & Hodson
National Ore & Reduction Co
Cyeltesmam Avenue
St. Louis, Mo
U.S. A
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Tam
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Pacific Health Journal
A. T
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Diraphic
A. L. Wooster
Osseo
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Jaman
China
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Phiadelphia
Albany
Barrie & Barrie
United States
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Tribune
New York Weekly Tribune
Graphic
Gen. W. Best
Pacific College
Newberg, Ore
Alse
Newberg, Oregon
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EU. Woodward
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