Newberg Graphic May 15 1896 Local Notes and Political Gleanings
The Newberg Graphic reports on local politics and personalities including Casey the populist leader, Mayor’s welcome to him, and the bi metallic party in Yamhill County. It notes Hon S L Morehead’s nomination, a reader debate on college literacy, Joe Simon’s political retirement, a leprosy case in Seattle, and a critical jab at the Sun editor over retrenchment and reform.
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Yamhill County
Bi-Metalic
Yamhill
Joe Simon
Blue Mountain Eagle
Joe
Aly
Seattle
Albert Jangen
British Columbia
Graphic
Newberg
Hodson
G. A. Prestisa
President Newlin and Pacific College under Fire
The Graphic publishes a self explanatory defense titled A Statement to the Public defending President Newlin and Pacific College. It lauds five years of toil by Newlin and staff, rebuts charges, and appeals for calm amid controversy over reports about the college and its leaders.
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The
Graphic
Graphic Lab
Newlin
Pacific College
Thie
Pacific Coast
Rewberg
Bible curriculum taught at college chapel Tuesdays
The college announces that anyone interested in the biblically based instruction offered at the college should attend the Tuesday morning sessions in the college chapel where the president will welcome attendees.
Calvin Stanley Nominated Again for Yamhill Legislative Seat
In Yamhill county Calvin Stanley, who served faithfully last session, is renominated to the legislature. O C Emery endorses Stanley, praising his record and integrity despite political differences, and notes likely election of a Republican is probable.
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L. Morehead
Junction City Times
Yamhill County
Calvin Stanley
Stanley
O. C. Emery
Mr. Stanley
Cal Stanley
Andre
North Pole
Letter on silver policy from Hon. Thos. I. Tonour
In answer to Stewart Vaughan and as a Republican candidate for Congress in the first district, Thos. L. Tongue argues against free coinage of silver without global concurrence. He favors coining silver from domestic and foreign mines at parity with gold, retiring small paper money, and moving to larger denominations. He warns against destabilizing the monetary system, cites economic losses under the Wilson tariff, pledges to restore protective doctrine, and supports broader silver use after securing domestic production.
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Stewart Vaughan
Thos
H. Tongue
Congress
Dan Won
United States
Hore
Oregon
Montara
Republican Party
Mitchell
Senate
Cascade Reserve
Cascade Forest Reserve
Couress
Columbia River
Northern Pacific
Nicaragua
Pacific States
Democratic Party
Republican platform from Oregon Republicans calls for protective tariffs
Oregon Republican representatives in convention urge return to protective tariff policy, arguing economic prosperity under past national platform. They demand ample government revenue, debt reduction, navy buildup, and renewed protection of American wages and industry.
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Oregon
Sowean
Democratic Party
Washington
Hamilor
Political platform notes and harvest weather update
The document outlines Republican positions on finance currency parity with gold and silver and state support for a canal, pensions, immigration limits, and internal improvements. It also reports on agricultural conditions in Oregon noting delayed planting due to rain, generally favorable berry growth, and limited crop damage with peaches singled out as injured.
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Beaver Dam
Oregon
Unsettled Oregon Weather and Local Notices
Rain persists in Oregon with a 20 day streak in Portland and mixed sunshine. Reports show statewide rainfall deficits since September, delaying spring farming. County items note tax collections, local magistrates, and a Chinaman incident in Dayton, with community reactions and hints of a Fourth of July celebration.
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Yamhill
Henderson
Cloger
W. H. Logan
Carlton
Ferguson
Southern Pacific Railroad
Ife
Portland
Nath Yaniill
Justice Runnels
Perguson
Chinathan
Portland Brothers
Judge Galloway
Oregon City
Relief Corps
Jerria
Irvine
John Ciauli
Southern Pueblo Railroad Company
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Newberg Graphic
F. J. Woopwanp
Eprrox & Pustisiter
Poet Office
Casey
Kentucky
Charles Francis Adame
Globe Democrat
Guild
the Sun
Ralem
Waa
Aml
Newlin and Pacific College
Hon. Thos
ORION
Willamette Valley
Douglas
Josephine
Jackson
Dowghis
Cheoch
Coast
Willanette Valley
Dayton
Lafayette
J. W. Watts
Watt
Dorsey
Tommy Parrish
Baxter
Neal
Yamhill County Abstract Company
McMinnville
Otero
Gil
Frank C. Purgeson
Amelia C Stark
Elizabeth I
Becker
Elizabeth L Becker
Lush
Wilto
Chas L Mead
Joseph J Poetman
Rebecka Putman
Tobine T Yoler
H TE Hyde
Orr
Geo Braddley
Lota
van Ostrum
Sheridan Sheridan Faulconer
Victor
Falconer
Sheridan
Payden
McMitonville
Giranstrom
Sarah Miranstrom
South of & Corines
Leeve JC Nelson
Albans Hoskins
la Fayte
Rom
Kate Hannesy
Masilon Engine & T Co
Wyne Y
John T
Mary A Watson
Wma T Hash
HIRN
Parker & Hodson
Newberg Clothing House
Pacific Health Journal
Chamberlain
A.till
Alson W. Steers
Portand
Graphic Office
A. L. Wooster
Casco
Mich
DeWitt
A. T. Hill
E. H. Woopwaks
Westfield
Mais
Brace
W. W. Morton
NEW
New York Weekly Tribune
OASIS
Aureosatovers
Newberg, Or
Geo. W. Best
Tribune Building
New York City
York Weekly Tribune
W. P. Heacock
Vepot Lumber Yard
Newberg, Ore
Sewheeng, Omegon
Jesse Edwards
NS. E. Britt
B. C. Miles
Bank OF Newberg
Jesse Edwards, E. MH. Woodward
B.C. Miles
J. ©. Colcord NX
E. Britt
States
Cauranda
Ladd & Tilton
National Park Bank
New York
E. H. Woodward
John A. Beck
Watchimaker
Indiana
Morrison St
Portland, OR
I. L. Scofield
Regen
E. P. Dixon
Attorsey-Atlaw
Oprier
Serend
Bavk
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