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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1899
Page
2
The Newberg Graphic from November 3 1899 comments on war talk and public interest in a professional slugging match while noting Aguinaldo seeks democratic victories across the waters. It cites the Globe Democrat on public sentiment and upcoming elections shaping “signs of the times.”
The Maryland sound money Democrats declare support for the Republican slate and say they will keep Maryland in line for sound money. The Democratic ranks struggle to consolidate, a discouraging sign for Bryan’s 1900 presidential campaign.
General Funston, praised for bravery, modestly notes Otis’s experience and rank. He recalls a time when Otis held a Major General rank before Funston’s birth and credits Otis with knowledge. The speech emphasizes restraint and steady leadership over popular admiration.
Yaquina Bay News comments that President Kru ger of the Transvaal earns support for not posing as the George Washington of South Africa. It adds Uncle Paul is likely better versed in American history than some who reside in the dark continent.
The piece quotes critics on money over honor, notes on War tax policy, and cites Governor Geer’s self paying visit, with comments from Cottage Grove Leader and Salem Statesman about election tactics and state prestige. It reflects editorial voice critiquing fiscal and political conduct.
The article condemns a partisan rush to link a routine treaty with the Sula king to his domestic life. It argues the domestic arrangement should not affect the nation’s treaty obligations and notes appeals to parents about children in the public debate.
A fragment expresses disdain for sentimental talk about family life and notes a decline into harsh, rigid conditions, describing the writers as encountering “stony places” in their course.
A long mixed editorial collection debates U.S. policy in the Philippines, reform movements, and the South Africa war, contrasting anti imperialist and pro administration views. It critiques Dewey, polygamy in the Sulu, and W C T U decisions while weighing effects on reform work and politics.
A November National Magazine commentary notes that the Transvaal’s mining boom created nine major gold properties on the Rand and that the region produced about a third of global gold. It observes rising American influence in trade and manufacturing while warning of foreign ownership of mines, and cites a $350 license fee for colonial travel and a $0,000,000 war prep outlay by the republic.
The notice lists numerous land deeds and transfers around McMinnville and nearby towns including MeM and Sheridan, with buyers and sellers such as J P Howe, R B Johnson, Charlotte R Simmons, and James Fletcher. It also mentions marriage licenses, cattle sales to J W Brown of Montana, and local notices from the Reporter detailing community efforts and health remedies.
J A Fuson reports squashes with weights of one pound and a 122 pound giant. Gerald, Geo, Noland, Rockland hail from local counties. The item notes cattle buying in Yamhill and Polk counties at eight to ten dollars per yearling. Also advertises De Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve as a cure all for skin ailments and One Minute Cough Cure for grippe and throat troubles.
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