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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1901
Page
1
In Guernsey Olivia leaves after a secret with Tardif and a farewell letter to the narrator. Julia reveals Dr. Dobree's engagement to Kate Daltrey, prompting the narrator to plan a move to London. He begins a medical career with Jack Senior, seeking distraction from his vanished beloved Olivia.
Julia confronts Martin with a troubling confession that shakes their household. She speaks of deception and shame, insisting the world is out of order while she trembles and hesitates to reveal painful details.
Martin recounts Julia and Johanna arriving with Captain Carey for a two to three month stay in London. He helps them settle near Waterloo station and enjoys their company while pondering past loves especially Olivia. Johanna hints at deeper questions about Olivia and Martin’s enduring affection.
Martin confronts Julia about breaking a semi engagement while Johan na questions freeing her from the pledge. The dialogue reveals jealousy and competing affections as the pair wrestle with love and loyalty inside a newly prepared home.
A Cincinnati man recalls a tale of a one eyed cat belonging to Mrs Maggie Tuttle an elderly widow near Cincinnati That cat led searchers to a garret box containing the widow’s husband’s discharge papers and 3000 in government bonds The cat later enjoys pampered status as a prized treasure in the home flagged by Washington Star as the tale’s punch line
An octogenarian New Hampshire physician, famed for blunt wisdom, tells a young man how to get rich. Be industrious and economical, save steadily, and invest, he says, but warns that by his age you may be rich yet mean as Croesus.
The piece notes the demise or sale of famed inns and taverns including the Black Bull Tavern at Holborn and the Red Lion at Henley on Thames. It recalls associations with Betsy Prig Shenstone and Dr Johnson and mentions Harford-bridge Hotel near Box Hill where Keats wrote Endymion.
An English literary writer proclaims the time ripe for a new Baller and marine engineer poet. He argues they may write with or without rhyme, claiming virgin fields and noble inheritances await them. They could refute armchair philosophers and show that the son’s romance and poetry are far from dead and deserve full expression.
A judge notes a humorous exchange about aging and purpose as a grandfather nears a hundred, suggesting a bicycle to help him reach a century. The dialogue highlights a lighthearted view of growing older and the idea of aiding longevity.
Five hundred trading vessels depart the Thames each day for destinations worldwide. The bustling riverfront hub supports global commerce with ships bound for continents including Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas. Merchants, shipowners, and crews rely on steady flows of cargo and passengers to sustain the bustling port economy.
Colonel R. Judson of Portland promotes exchange fairs at central business points attracting farmers stockmen and settlers. Fairs showcase farm products cattle horses and sheep with sales to local merchants and brisk business. His outreach fosters amity and progress in agriculture attracting attention from the U S Department of Agriculture as a model for diversified farming nationwide.
President Roosevelt issues a proclamation designating Thursday November 28 as a day of general thanksgiving. He notes mourning for President McKinley while urging national unity and duty, and calls on Americans to thank the Almighty through acts of service. The proclamation is signed by Theodore Roosevelt and Secretary of State John Hay.
A rear end collision near Rosalia Washington caused engine damage two freight cars and a caboose wrecked and a depot building set on fire. One tramp suffered a minor injury as a wheat laden extra freight with two engines approached while the local train was switching on the main track.
The Spanish steamship Montserrat arrived from Havana with flags at half mast and Admiral Villamil's body in a mortuary apartment aboard. The liner is en route to Spain where memorial services are held by the Spanish consul and residents of New York before departure.
A naval board headed by Rear Admiral Taylor briefs on the Olonagoo Olonagao station at Subig Bay. The cost estimate is 19,359,500 dollars excluding defensive works and facilities. It urges fortifications at Silanguin Grandee and Port Ilian and calls for materiel partly from the United States, partly from Hong Kong.
In Merthyr Tyldes lies the mass meeting confirmed the stoppage action by representatives last Friday and threatened further stoppages to sustain coal prices and wages. Employers threaten a general lockout as the situation grows critical.
New York Nov. 4 The Commercial Cable Company announced reduced telegraph rates to the Philippine Islands effective Nov 15 Luzon Island 1.66 per word from New York and all other islands 1.75 per word from New York.
A weekly digest lists France pressuring Turkey and the Nicaragua canal critique by Carnegie while noting Oregon hops winning a Pan-American prize. It covers plague totals in Liverpool, Yukon ice halting navigation, a failed assassination attempt on China's dowager empress, Roosevelt's Thanksgiving, and tensions in Hawaii and Oregon land reports.
The Ganz system uses 3,000 volts per phase fed to two trolley wires forming a feeder. It hauls a 24 ton freight train at miles per hour powered by a 600 horsepower locomotive on a 10 percent grade.
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