Four Candidates Named for Oregon Governor in 1902 Race
The Oregonian lists four aspirants for Oregon governor: T. T. Geer, Phil Merechan, Owen Summers, and W. M. Cake. The piece suggests John Barrett's Iowa campaign could influence ministerial appointments to China and a potential vacancy.
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John Barrett
China
Iowa
Conger
The
Oregonian
Oregon
T. T. Geer
Phil Merechan
Owen Summers
W. M. Cake
South Carolina Faces Battle Between Bourbonism and Progressive Democracy
The article notes a partisan split in South Carolina as Senators Tillman and McLaurin resign and plan fights for Democratic primaries and re election. It contrasts traditional Bourbonism with advancing progressive sentiment, predicting the fork-bearing knight may prevail while warning of a deluge after. It also cites Alabama’s constitutional convention praising President McKinley for unifying the nation amid regional tensions.
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South Carolina
United States
Tillman
McLaurin
Old South
MacKinley
South
McLaurin Champions New South Reforms in Address
South Carolina figure McLaurin proclaims himself a living exponent of the New South. He pledges that if re-elected his voice will push measures for human progress and happiness. He vows to avoid party prejudice and bitterness, seeking to unite and foster brotherhood.
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McLaurin
South Carolina
New South
Brotherhood of Man
Foreign trade in the Orient urged by Conger
Minister Conger criticizes U S merchants for failing to treat foreign trade as a permanent business. He notes periodic surpluses drive sales abroad and calls for Pacific Coast industrial development to establish lasting foreign trade as the logical supply source for the Orient.
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Orient
Conger
Pacific
Imperialism of American Opportunity discussed in press debate
The piece contrasts Oregonian opinion on McKinley era appropriations with the need for a large exposition. It praises the president for broad vision and notes Republican majorities backing policy. It highlights Chinese relief petitions backing U S troops and lauds American restraint in China amid imperial rivalries.
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Oregonian
McKinley
Oregon
Eugene Register
China
Chaffee
Philippines
Pekin
United States
Global urban growth trends from 1900 census data
The Globe Democrat reports on 1900 1901 census figures: London New York Paris Berlin Chicago Tokyo St Petersburg Vienna and Philadelphia among the leading world cities. It notes New York's fastest ten year growth and Germany's rapid city gains with Berlin Petersburg and others expanding yearly.
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England
Manchester
Birmingham
London
Germany
Berlin
Petersbur
New York
Paris
Chicago
Tokyo
St. Petersburg
Vienna
Philadelphia
United States
New Jersey
Globe Democrat
Farmers' jealousy blocks co op schemes and single self interest thrives
An agent arranging commissions for selling machinery to farmers finds neighbors wary of schemes turning neighborly help into personal gain. The piece contrasts farmers' distrust with business groups who pool interests for mutual gain and recalls an old wool pool dispute that ended with individuals pursuing rival firms. The then-current hope is for younger farmers to adopt broader cooperative thinking.
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Indianapolis
Acker's Elixir and Dr. King's New Discovery Featured
Advertisements tout Acker's English Remedy and Acker's Elixir as cures for coughs colds and skin diseases. A letter claims a Deaf ear drum invention funded by a donor. Dr Kings New Discovery is praised for pneumonia and lung troubles with trial bottles offered.
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Acker
F. Moore & Co
Boats Pass Newberg in Night Run
Boats pass Newberg at midnight heading downstream with passenger service gear noted. The fleet prepares for a 1 am descent as crews confirm readiness and equipment.
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Newberg
Civil War Vet Praises Dr. King’s New Life Pills
M. M. Austin of Winchester writes that his wife was gravely ill until Dr. King’s New Life Pills cured her, praising the medicine as working wonders. He notes the 2 cent price at C. F. Moore & Co.’s drug store and offers free trial bottles.
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E. J. Ransel
Bay
Woolsey
Prince William Co
J. T. Weathberwax
Wyandotte
Mich
C. F. Moore & Co
M.M. Austin
Winchester
Dr. King
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