07 Mar 1902
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1902
Page
1
A brief entry notes a planned conference or event labeled Mandey with minimal readable text. Named entities are unclear due to garbled OCR but suggests an upcoming gathering or note in a Daily context. Further readable details are not present to specify date or participants.
Fragmentary notes indicate Rector receiving year end honors while Manns ions are mentioned alongside a victory or achievement. Details are incomplete but point to a local ceremony and school recognition.
Vera pleads innocence as the ailing owner accuses her of conspiracy while he storms at the locked door. Griselda presses for Vera and her sister to stay with Lady Riversdale as Seaton and Dysart debate marriage and family plans, leading to a grand hall entrance with two young girls awaiting guests.
Vera reveals her name to Seaton and Dysart, while Lord Shelton courts Vera before witnesses. Seaton confesses enduring love and anger as Vera resists marriage, declaring she would marry anyone else rather than him. The scene ends with Vera stepping away, denying a dramatic role.
In four anxious days Peyton vanishes then returns in a radiant mood. Griselda confronts Vera about Seaton and a suspected spy role. Seaton arrives on the famous Friars path, his expression wary as Griselda seeks clarity on the alleged plot.
Manila letters note a Filipino schoolman’s manuscript outlines U S geography and government in brief Q and A form. It lists the United States as a federal republic with forty states and names rivers and mountains, capital Washington, and cites New York as a major city, reflecting limited local education.
Washington March 4 Oregon and Washington fare well in the rivers and harbors bill as reported to the house. The Columbia mouth gains 100000 more cash than last year with several canals and projects granted higher recognition. The act funds numerous ports and river works from the Willamette to the Columbia and Puget Sound with new surveys and a Lake Washington waterway route to be surveyed.
A well known physician urges people over 30 to abandon milk and eggs as a diet saying they harden aging tissues. He notes stair climbing difficulty and loss of elasticity improve after removal and claims life duration above 50 has not increased despite gains below 50. He advocates tailoring diet to one‘s age.
Central Asian railroad managers unveil a latticed harem car for the Emir of Bokhara to suit public preferences. The article notes global population increasing ten percent each decade.
In Cavite province Felizardo with 25 men entered Morong and seized Senor Ampil the town president and most local police. Governor Flores pursues the band while a constabulary force is sent for Ampil’s release. The seized papers with General Lukban are valuable.
A fierce storm swept Monterey and nearby areas with winds of 50 to 80 mph. Damage exceeded 300000 dollars and a dozen or more people were injured by falling walls.
Nashville reports J Pierpont Morgan contributed two million dollars to the University of the South in Sewanee Tennessee. The institution, a leading southern college, serves about six hundred students.
Caracas reports say Mochist leader Garbira with 1000 Colombians tried an invasion of Venezuela on February 24 near La Frias. After a fierce battle at Las Combres the insurgents were routed and forced to retreat across the frontier leaving many dead.
Delinquent tax sale in Clatsop County set for Astoria on March 3. Dayton sells 21 bales of hops at 15 cents per pound while Willamette valley hops fetch the same price. Coos River hatchery stocks 500000 salmon fry into Coquille River. Hillsboro forms boards of trade to promote county growth. Calapooia region certifiers report 22 teacher applicants successful. Portland City hall burglary targets historical society coin collection. Multnomah granges plan a Portland market building. Prohibition party excluded from Multnomah county slate after weak election show. Dayton creamery project advancing after large daily meetings. Hop stocks in Willamette valley reduced to 15 cents. Next year crop contracts at 11 to 11½ cents. Assessors from Baker Umatilla and Union counties to standardize assessments. Columbia County GOP to meet in St Helens on March 22. Harrisburg citizens raise 400 for an excelsior factory. Marion County Democratic convention set for Salem April 5. Linn county Prohibitionists nominate in Albany on Feb 22. Roseburg reports no smallpox. public schools reopen. Timon post office established on Riverton to Parkersburg route. Powder River ice breakup damages flumes roads bridges. Howell ditch iron flume washed away. Ontario school bond vote approves 5000 for four new rooms and higher grades.
Washington March 1 The rivers and harbors committee rejects inserting a portage railway in the The Dalles temporary expedient bill. They favor a canal but deem Captain Harts estimates too high and call for a new survey with an appropriation. The remaining $200000 will stay as canal funding. a continuing contract at the river mouth may be decided in the next steps.
Prices listed for wheat, barley, flour, millstuffs, hay, potatoes, butter, eggs, cheese, poultry, mutton, hogs, veal, beef, hops, and wool. Includes per ton, per cental, per dozen, and per pound figures with regional distinctions for Oregon and Valley listings.
A St Louis judge sues a street railway firm over a payment dispute. The article notes Greenland and Iceland surpass the US in trade, with last year’s imports from Greenland and Iceland totaling 42 533 dollars while only 620 dollars worth were exported in return.
Representative Jones introduces a bill granting a 100 foot right of way across Vancouver Three Tree Point Scarborough Head and quarantine reservations for a Columbia Valley Railroad and telegraph line. The project would span about 21 miles from Wallula to the river mouth, with survey work already completed and readiness depending on government permit. The company is capitalized at 3 million dollars and may pursue a northern bank route to Portland with a future harbor near the Columbia mouth.
Beaumont Texas March 1 one of the big six inch oil gushers blew out the pipe at the gate valve and went wild throwing a solid stream of oil in a high wind. Drilling rigs were shut down and guards patrol to keep people away from the spray. The well is wasting about 2000 barrels of oil an hour.
The economs bureau reports 438 establishments with $81,082,201 capital and 65,416 workers earning $20,082,104. Material costs reach $62,406,665 and total product value amounts to $17,256,268.
In Griffin Georgia on March 3 a southbound Columbus branch train derailed after the trestle failed in heavy rains near Zetellaria. Four crew members were killed and several passengers injured though not fatally as three bridge bents collapsed. The train was traveling cautiously at the time of the accident.
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