27 Jun 1902
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1902
Page
1
In the Lancashire village a dangerous confrontation unfolds as Steinhardt pursues perceived enemies while a staged lantern show reveals grisly images. The narrator and Birley expose Steinhardt's lies and the old man Manuel Steinhardt dies as he flees the scene.
At a cottage a crowd looms over a collapsed tomb as a pickman forces soil from Lacroix's grave. A bystander notes missing men and fears retaliation while old man claims a link to previous revelations in the pictures. The stirring vigil echoes a broader day’s unrest and whispers of justice.
In a New York Times retelling, Mr Moody assists a Boston woman as she attempts to climb over a gate on a Boston surface car. The conductor warns her to use the other side but she insists on the inner side. Moody steps in to restore order and directs the crowd.
The first Tagalog English and English Tagalog dictionary is completed by Dr. Stemple of New York who also contributed to Tagalog grammar before the war with Spain. The item notes his prewar work and links the dictionary to that period.
Fire at the old Wolff and Zwicker works on Portland's East Side destroyed six blocks of property, burned two bridge spans, and left East Water Street in ruins. Loss pegged at about 372000 with no fatalities. one firefighter hurt. Limited water access hampered efforts as flames spread toward Jefferson Street and beyond.
About 300 workers gathered near Lehigh Valley Coal Company's four collieries two miles from Lost Creek. They threw stones roughing several new union men and clubbing a coal and iron policeman. Deputies read the riot act, dispersed the crowd, and later 25 coal and iron policemen arrived. no serious injuries reported and order was restored.
The Columbia River sealmon pack exceeds last year. Salem strawberry yields drop about one third. Waldport mill seals 5,000,000 feet output. Andrew Carnegie courted for University of Oregon library support. Woodmen of the World district conventions attract hundreds, with officers elected. Umatilla reservation unsold lands bill advances in both houses. Oregon Agricultural College unveils tablet for Captain Geary. Oregon Pioneer Association holds 30th session in Portland with 1,000 in procession. J. C. Moreland elected president. Unknown metal resembling nickel and platinum found in Waldo placer mines. Newport experiences two earthquake shocks. North Pole mine to get 20-stamp mill. Lane County pioneer Joel Ware dies. Douglas County cattle drives to Klamath for summer range. Marion fruit growers expect half crop of prunes. other fruits hit lightly by late rains. Uncle Dan mine in Eastern Oregon seen as steady producer with large improvements planned.
President dined with about a dozen Republican senators to discuss reducing duties on Cuban exports. He remains firm that a substantial tariff cut will be secured to honor pledges to Cuba, by bill or treaty, with actions to follow regardless of timetable or possible extra session.
In Paterson New Jersey a meeting of silk industry unions resolved not to return to mills until military withdrawal. Unions will seek arbitration on owner and dyer helper disputes as militia is posted at mills. Mayor Hinchcliffe ordered rifles and cartridges for police and riot deputies to safeguard the city.
A dense price table lists Wheat Bluestem Valley and other grades with various cents per bushel or ton figures for barley flour oats hay potatoes butter eggs cheese and poultry. It closes with a stray crime line Mexico debt Roosevelt book and a Washington obituary for Andrew Bradley justice.
Toronto street car workers began a citywide strike this morning with over 000 men ceasing work. Employers demand union recognition and a nine hour day, offering 17 to 21 cents per hour. Workers reportedly accept 14 to 21 cents, shaping a wage dispute.
Seventy telephone workers quit at two Des Moines exchanges, tying up Iowa and Mutual lines. They formed a union aligned with the American Federation of Labor and plan a statewide strike, seeking 30 a month and a nine hour day.
Secretary Root reports to the Senate the cost of the Philippine conflict. The total to date is 169 843 510 dollars spent with 473 072 dollars in liabilities. Since peace treaty ratification troop movements have cost 4 805 448 dollars.
In Omaha on June 21 the Boiler makers' Union called a strike affecting about 900 workers across the Union Pacific system. Local shops employ under 60, but all quit work as part of broader labor troubles tied to the iron-molding department closure and potential actions in other divisions.
In Shelby North Carolina on June 21 a section of a mixed train on the South Carolina and Georgia Extension Railroad dropped through an approach to the Broad River bridge. One passenger died. Three were seriously injured and about a dozen more slightly hurt.
Washington reports it is the plan of the navy department to send the battleship Oregon from Puget Sound back to the Asiatic station once current repairs are finished.
Pedro Felepe, leader of the ladrones who killed a Fifth Cavalry detachment at Epinangonan on May 30, has been captured. He bears a wound from the soldiers. Fe maleo tied to the seizure of the presidente of Gainta and most of its police on May 2. Other ladrones also captured.
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