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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1910
Page
7
China intensifies control over Tibet as 25000 anti Buddhist troops move toward Lhasa. Tibetans fear crackdown while India’s Minto refuses to intervene. Japanese officers lead Sichuan force amid German and Japanese armament in the stalled regional conflict.
The report notes ongoing strike riots with local police claiming defeat while state police under John C. Groome prepare to deploy 200 officers. Rioters frequent Kensington district as patrols and detectives pursue groups and ringleaders along the Rapid Transit line.
Senator Frank P. Flint telegrams weary homeseekers in the city informing them Secretary Ballinger’s order stands and to join the grand rush on March 1. The line thinning from 210 to 156 as some hang on until the last.
A massive meteor was seen over Warner's Hot Springs in De Cal about 70 miles northeast of the city. It traveled west to east, exploded in the mountains, and produced a loud boom with a dust cloud as several witnesses reported.
A brief item notes a girl parade near the school area described with unclear phrasing and multiple repetitions. No additional names or dates are readable to confirm participants or purpose.
Philadelphia Rapid Transit reports higher damage and assaults than any prior day with 295 cars wrecked and 750 out of service since the strike began. By nightfall 663 cars were run up to the barns as patrols try to control clashes amid the dynamite incident near Ridge Avenue and Dauphin.
The census bureau outlines how to record occupations in the population schedule. It explains noting any gainful work, even if temporary, and selecting the most important occupation based on time or income, with examples like returning a man as farmer if farming is his main income.
London reporters say the House of Commons game reached a stalemate as allies for governing legislation proved insufficient. The Irish Nationalist leader declared they would not back the program, signaling a major setback for the administration.
Paris report states Charles William, the Duke of De Sagan, and Anna Gould died today after a charity bazaar fire left him with paralysis. The tragedy follows his earlier hazardous experience during the event.
Washington reports that a Senate finance panel recommended amending the $30 million certificates of indebtedness plan to make the government directly liable for payment. The change shifts funding away from the reclamation fund toward government reimbursement at 60 percent, affecting the project financing and accountability.
Representative Hawley announced hearings on the Lafean apple packing bill will start March 9 before the House Agriculture Committee. Hawley also noted possible Washington appearances by representatives. A second bill in hawkweed includes surveying the Oregon Indian reservation and allotment within a year with government land use for demonstration farms. A referenced Alaska gold mining law graphic is mentioned. A Senate resolution proposes a three member select committee to investigate alleged third person crime confessions and extortion.
In Wash on February 24 the bitter fight over an appointive legislative council for Alaska ended with the bill killed by Senator Bever. The opposition charged the measure served Guggenheim interests while supporters framed it as a needed regional governance step.
The Jones bill to transfer the Walla W military reservation to Whitman college has been abandoned as the military committee will not report it. Senator Jones now asks the committee to fix the lands’ status with a price left to the War department.
David completes a self chosen exile by sowing grain at dawn, preparing for marriage to Pepeeta. He enters a trance as the sun and forest witness the holy act, then Pepeeta arrives as twilight falls and they affirm their vow before the end.
A hobo tells a kind lady of being shipwrecked with ten others last winter and surviving three months on turtle soup after the ship turned turtle and provisions were lost.
A Washington Star exchange features Miss Cayenne arguing that many youths misbehave because adults fail to set a good example, prompting the conservative citizen to question modern parenting and discipline.
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