British Tug Lorne Seized and Fined
Pacific Coast reports the British tug Lorne was seized and fined amid maritime enforcement actions. Oregon sheep are noted as not for sale in related notices.
01 May 1891
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1891
Page
1
Pacific Coast reports the British tug Lorne was seized and fined amid maritime enforcement actions. Oregon sheep are noted as not for sale in related notices.
Eastern items report a boycott affecting trunk line services to Chicago and Alton. The disruption involves operators cutting connections and schedule changes as crews protest pricing and policy. Local officials monitor impact on freight and passenger movement between major hubs.
News from abroad reports the Eldorado Sugar Refinery Company filing articles of incorporation in San Francisco to challenge two existing refineries. Other items note Washington state tax and law issues, labor disputes, and transportation projects across the region.
The Portland market notes quiet trading in general with advances in ground barley and many oranges, lemons, walnuts, and other goods. Prices for flour, hay, corn, and meat products show varied shifts while exports and demand abroad remain softer.
A dense string of commodity prices lists items from coffee and rice to fruits, vegetables, dairy, and canned goods. Quotes cover products like Italian prunes, peaches, Bartlett pears, strawberries, corn, tomatoes, sugar peas, fish, and condensed milk with varied per unit or per pound prices and several stock or market notes.
Beef live 79, mutton live 100, veal 8 per pound. Lard 4 1 per pound. Eastern Hama 124 ie rey on 10 g 12 ge. Urea danteen ivd 3e. Other varieties 8 ille. Hoges La?d.
A suburban amateur gardener voices pride in his agricultural labors while noting annoyances from hens digging up peas and other garden nuisances. The piece blends hobby enthusiasm with practical garden challenges.
A garbled OCR fragment from the New York Herald lists cryptic terms and initials like NTT SX CD LEG LN NRG XLNC and phrases about love, poetry, sleep, and rot, forming a surreal, dreamlike notebook page rather than a coherent news item.
The New York Weekly notes a practical quip about taste and eating bread and airup, stating there are no nerves of taste in the roof of the mouth and suggesting the sweet file should face down to savor full flavor.
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