Oregon's war news and local commentary in Newberg 1898
Newberg graphic issue notes volunteer soldiers age twenty four in US service. It comments on Oregon politics including Barkley U Ren and the legislature hold up, praises farmers, mentions Alf Holman returning to Oregonian, and forecasts Dewey’s campaign with 12 000 to 15 000 more troops for Manila or ending the war by July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Service
Alf Holman
Yamhill
California
Oregon
Oregonian
Holman
Salem
Yambili
Dewey
West Indies
Philippines
Camara
Cadiz
Insurgenta
Manila
Globe Democrat
United States Bonds Offer Security and Tax Benefits
United States bonds are described as the most secure form of investment with a ready public market. They are tax exempt at federal and state levels, usable as collateral, and issued in coupon and registered forms. Coupon bonds are bearer instruments, freely transferable but risky if lost, with interest paid via detachable coupons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Bonds and Interest Practices for United States Bonds
The article explains coupon and registered bonds, transfer rules, witnesses, and how ownership changes on the books. It describes loss, stoppage, duplicate bonds, and interest payments by checks, with payment schedules and book closures before interest dates. It notes subscription details for a new war loan ending July 14, 1908, and how to subscribe by mail with various payment forms.
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Treasury Department
United States
Internal Revenue
U. S
Register of
the Treasury
Secretary of the Treasury
Burschine
Washington
Manila Bay Battle Dispatches Describe Spanish Losses
A Marion Chronicle letter from a former acquaintance of N. D. Elliott recounts the Battle of Manila Bay, detailing Spanish ships sunk or damaged, American shelling accuracy, and losses. It notes the Reina Christina riddled, the Castilla sinking, and Commodore Dewey’s advancing fleet as it praises Lt. Co. G Calkins for navigation and fire control during the engagement.
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Marion
Indiana
Giddthwait
N.D. Elliott
Manila
Usiren
Manila Bay
Castilla
Ivia
Offivers
United States
Olympia
Concord
Boston
Dewey
Montejo
Corregidor Island
Co. G Calkins
Caulking
Shipa Aml
Elis Serviews
Mavy
Biik
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Newberg Graphic
E. H. Woopwanp, Eprron & Pos.isuen
Newberg
Barkley
U'Ren
Jo Leiter
Billy Bryan
Siskiyou Mountains
Promised Land
al Spyder
The
Transcript
Washington, D.C
A.C. Thomas
Marvaville
Tem
Klondike
Firet Clusomer
Ipaquive
Pont Office
U.S. Pracsic
McCullough
Hong Kong
U.S. Mail
Agai
Saller
Communder Dewey
Long
Seelock
Sodaville
Jane Lewis Hoskins
Commercial Street
D Ho Looney
Mr. Looney
Jersey
Jefferson
Sunthan O
Linn
M. Smith
Poland
China
Smith
Suntiam
Linn County
Albany
Lebanon
Santiam
Malem
Sedaville
Waterloo
Mehra
Waterson
Willamette Valley
J M. Atkinson
Hoecklen
Srntea Salve
CPF, Moore & Co
Hudson Bros
U.S
Portland
Eb" Moore
Reed & Seed Store
Power Selds
E C. Ward & Co
Newberg, Oregon
Gail A. Beck
Watchimaker
Todiana
Morrison St. Portland, OR
Abizill Stanberough
Yomhill
State of
Towtt
Jas Morris Ang
Yamhill County
Areaon
O.C. Mortenson
Ole Tianson
Newberg Rowl
Abagal
Stanbrough
Leo D
Ramsey
Yomhi Beauty
State of Oregon
Tayton
Ramey
Elvir
Belog
Herinnne
Amos C. Span Brough
Abigail Stanbrough
Real Kstate
J. C. Rogers
Inuville
Brower
Millsap
Bik & Johnna Ad
York
Vanduvan
Young Die
JC Wheeler
Wiljoa Part JR Young Die
JK Cuooner
John Enery
Jim Nickum
Alte
Jane McAlpine
Inselstird
JL Davis
Denny
Martin d
Henry Sheriff
Churcomaon
van Ostrums
Sheridan
Steward
Ralston
Pearsonvdle Nowu
R Jacobson
Mary A Byrne
Saylers
McMinnville
Hell
Wilbur
Wri White
Grea National Femy
NEW York Weekly Tribune
Tribune
Nee
Ders
the Graphic
W. P. Heacock
Parrett & Co
Dundeer
Chas. H. Parrett
Elmer P.dinon
Ureget
Attorsey-At-Law
Clarence Butt
Will
Sperlsl Atheatiog Eiven
Newberg Rege
Orrtes
Sewler Bal'diag
Minorcas
Plymouth
S. Perciting
J. L. Hoskins
Bank of Newberg
Esse Fowards
S. Erkitt
J. C. Culcord
H. Woodward
BE. Bury
Cores Povnevts
Ladd & Tilton
Nations Fark Baok
New York
the Dominion Company
Dept
Chicago
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