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Newspaper

Newberg Graphic

Location

Newberg, Oregon, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1901

Page

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The Golden Locket and the Night of Loss

Frank and Mary beg, then mourn alongside their dying mother in the Howard cottage as Billy Bender and Widow Bender confront poverty and the threat of the poorhouse. Ella clings to her sister while neighbors gather for funeral rites and uncertain futures unfold in Chicopee Common.

Frank Mary Bill Bender Allie Franky George Moreland George Billy Bender Mrs. Howard Ella Billy Mrs. Johnson Alice Mrs

Tragic family drama unfolds after widow's funeral

Mourning in Chicopée follows the Campbell mansion tragedy as Ella Howard lies in a coffin while Mary, orphaned and bereaved, grieves for her mother. Hannah, the Campbell servant, offers to place Ella with Mrs. Campbell to ease the loss, while Mrs. Campbell contemplates bringing Ella into the household. The story continues as neighbors react to the orphan’s fate and the family’s grief.

Chicopee Campbell Mansion Ella Mary Mrs. Campbell Hannah Mrs. Howard Mrs. Bender Ella Howard Howard Mrs. Lincoln

Market Prices and Naval Exhibit Highlight Daily Ledger

A sweep of prices for wheat, flour, oats, barley, hay, hops, wool and dairy items shows varied per bushel and per ton rates. Separate notes mention aging Barten Island ferries, Count de Maguille's death in Nantes, and a US Navy map exhibit in Buffalo with 307 miniature fleet models.

Walla Walla Valley Graham Oregon Perry Oregon Ranch Young America Count de Maguille Charles Xie Pears Nantes United States Navy Department Buffalo

Secretary Root Pledges Immediate Full Strength for Artillery

The article notes Secretary Root’s decision to raise the artillery corps to full strength at once, interpreting a clause that allowed gradual increases as flexible. It highlights the need for heavy guns and fortified positions, plus Root’s handling of Spooner’s Philippine amendments to avoid harming island residents.

Secretary of War Washington Root Eciti Congress Spooner Philippines Hoar Taft Commission Philippine Islands Philippine Commission Cuba

Opening of the first federal parliament in Melbourne

Melbourne reports the noon opening of the first federal parliament in the exposition building with room for 12 000, a royal dais under the dome, a telegraph key for the Duke of Cornwall and York to signal federation, and a crowd of navy army officers and earnest spectators.

Melbourne Duke of Cornwall York Commonwealth Federation

Strangest of all fish the angler in deep seas

The piece describes the angler fish as a remarkable strange species. It lies in wait under rocks with a movable fin that triggers jaws to close when touched. Its tremendous mouth and long teeth enable it to swallow objects, including items larger than itself, making it one of the ocean’s most peculiar fishes.

Soapmaker's Bit About Dirty Water Fuels Reputation

A Clever soapmaker tells a friend that dumping dirty water into soap kettles proves the soap cleans. The soap manufacturer quips that if people do not find the water dirty after washing they will think the soap is poor.

New York Weekly

Mail security report on Turkish transit incident

The diplomatic corps at Constantinople protests that no United States official mail was in a tampered Turkish parcel. Officials state that mail from our paymaster and other state department correspondence never passes through Turkey in transit.

United States Turkey Constanti Saman State Department

Weekly Happenings Review And Global Edges

Financial actions include a new 424 million franc Russian loan. Crime and disasters span a Detroit suburb fire causing 800000 in damage and a Port Townsend panic from a dynamite envelope. Military and political notes cover Dewet’s resumed operations and Turkey post-office removals.

Detroit Mich General Dewet Pennsylvania Annapolis National Organization of Machinism Yale Harvard Porte Turkey British Columbia Neely Seattle Willapa Bay

Rogue River Blaze Devours Delray Sawmill and Dredge

A wildfire driven by 35 mph winds swept the west bank of the Rogue River in Delray near Detroit destroying over 800000 dollars in property. The fire originated in a dry sawmill roof, burned a dredge, and forced Delray's small fire department to battle flames through the night.

Detroit Rogue River Delray

Trick Bank Teller Samuel Flower Arrested for Shortage

In New Orleans on May 14 Samuel Flower a paying teller at Hibernia National Bank was arrested on a $36 000 shortage charge The Fidelity and Deposit Company of Baltimore backs Flower for 25 000 It is alleged he swapped a government sealed package claimed to hold 40 000 for gold clearing house certificates then returned the certificates and kept the unbroken package later opened and counted showing 4 000 in one dollar bills The package had a mislabelled history to appear worth 40 000

New Orleans Samuel Flower Hibernia National Bank Fidelity & Deposit Company Baltimore Flower National Bank Examiner Clearing House Treasury

Philippine native police force report shows growth and pay incentives

A War Department insular affairs release summarizes the Philippine native police force. The Philippine Commission allocated 150000 dollars to raise pay and reward meritorious service. The force now numbers 6349 officers and men, largely in Northern Luzon with sizable units in Visayas Mindanao Jolo and Southern Luzon, many fully uniformed.

Washington Division of Insular Affairs War Department Philippine Commission MacArthur Luzon Visayas Mindanao Jolo

Klondikers in Luck Report from Port Townsend May 14

Returning Dawson passengers aboard the Victorian say Klondike miners reap the largest harvest in history due to abundant surface water used to wash dirt from winter work. The Victoria notes excitement in the north from a smallpox epidemic with settlements forming measures to curb it. At Skagway a mass meeting led to driving out Indians and guarding the town. Quarantine is widespread. every new arrival is inspected.

Port Townsend Wash Dawson Bragway Klondike Victoria Skagway

Postal Offices Shift Locations in Northwest States

The Britnin Washington post office in Jefferson county moved one mile south with no change of postmaster. The Kaufman Idaho office in Fremont county moved two miles north with no change of postmaster. The Minnesota game warden batching 100000000 wall eyed vibe.

Washington Britnin Jefferson County Wash Kaufman Fremont County Idaho Minnesota

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