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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1903
Page
3
In this chapter Errol Hastings arranges a Court ball inviting Miss Champion and Reginald Champion while Miss Eyre faces social obstacles. Hastings visits Hazell Court to view the estate and secure support, as Winifred grapples with unrequited affection and a strained relationship with Fenner.
Mr Hastings calls on Winifred Eyre while addressing her as he muses on old heroes and romance. He offers to send books, asks her reading tastes, and shares his fondness for landscapes and past ages, admiring her wit as their conversation deepens.
The caption notes a 850 pound sea bass photographed for sending to friends in the East. The photographer explains the giant fish is for use in notes and pictures. The Chicago Tribune hints gaiety masks inner sadness quoted from De Genlla.
A series of severe storms and two tornadoes swept Clay Franklin and Kearney counties in Nebraska. About fifteen people died and around twenty were seriously injured as homes and outbuildings were destroyed. Estimates place total损 losses near sixty thousand dollars. At Upland two miles south of the town a storm destroyed a schoolhouse killing four inside including the minister, with others injured. Fairfield likewise suffered destruction but people sought shelter in cellars.
President Roosevelt arrived in Olympia Washington on Puget Sound greeted by Governor McBride and state officials. A formal reception followed at the Capitol with a long line of National Guard troops and a decorated carriage procession to the Governor’s office. The President spoke from a platform in Capitol Park and then traveled to the Masonic Temple for introductions with the Grand Lodge officers.
A preliminary report to Sir William Mullock on the Turtle Mountain disaster estimates 60 to 80 million tons of rock fell, covering almost two square miles. The slide, caused by mountain faulting and rock crushing, is feeding ongoing movement with fractures extending 500 to 600 feet. authorities warn of continued risk and urge relocation for residents of Frank.
A tornado hit Carmen Oklahoma last night destroying one third of the town. P F Brown of Wichita killed by flying timber and Mrs Wilmilier fatally injured. Several residents injured including J P Atterbury's family. Dwellings damaged, church atop parsonage, crops and orchards damaged, Arkansas river swollen, Kaw City flooded, bridges washed away, traffic blocked.
Immigration officials said they investigated reports that thousands of fake naturalization papers were sold to immigrants in New York. The purpose was not to admit them to the United States but to allow them to work on the subway and other improvements where only citizens can be employed. Some certificates sold for as much as 50 dollars.
A P& E freight train boiler exploded on May siding west of Kane Pennsylvania. One man died and four were injured three fatally among caboose crew as the crown sheet blew through and split the caboose in two. Engine and fireman were unhurt.
The President called Tacoma the City of Destiny at Wright Park for a crowd of about 30 000. Women waved handkerchiefs and men hats while youngsters yelled with delight as he honored the city with the beloved nickname and drew loud applause.
In Havana on May 25 the permanent treaty between the United States and Cuba was signed at 4 30 pm at the State Office. Signers were Zaldi of Cuba and Mr Squiers of the United States with their secretaries. The treaty, incorporating the Platt amendment, contains no abrogation clause and rejects extraneous conditions on non intervention without Cuban president initiativ.
Hall Breaks 0 Moors reports Salina Kansas endured the worst hail storm in its history. Nearly all windows were shattered and hail pierced corrugated iron roofs causing extensive property damage. A subsequent wind storm tore the Methodist Church roof and harmed other small buildings with reports of further storms near Niles and Pennington.
London May 23 Catholic leaders sign an address to Emperor William expressing hope Germany may be entrusted with protecting Catholic interests in the East. The document pledges British Catholics to work toward removing misunderstandings between Britain and Germany and to promote mutual friendliness between the two countries.
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