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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1899
Page
2
The Newberg Graphic dated Friday November 10 1599 prints a note by E H Woopwanp and W C Woopwanp at Barron Pustisnen with a line path of post office entry and a quoted phrase And thou too Kentucky Bryan.
Goebel of Kentucky dies hard and questions linger as a crowd beyond policy shadows a peaceful wedding. The piece reflects on suffrage as the foundation of government and mocks war claims while noting strong returns for rival factions in Tuesday’s state results.
A Globe Democrat quotation argues wealth is relative noting a man who marries a girl and is cut off with 1.5 million should keep a stiff upper lip. It jokes that being rich depends on perspective and that some would not mind a paltry million and a half.
The Telephone Register notes that the national W C T U resolution from Seattle reflects William J. Bryan's policy on the Philippines and resembles the anti expansion plank in Ohio Democratic platform, signaling alignment with Bryan on foreign policy.
Salem Statesman notes that all educational institutions in the region including Monmouth Mt Angel and the Indian Training school form a flourishing educational center of Oregon. The piece contrasts with a quip about Portland and Seattle being mercantile hubs when a wide take in is claimed.
The text suggests President McKinley will present evidence from Gen Otis and the Philippine commission claiming Aguinaldo planned no resistance until he had US backing. It notes this could jeopardize Bryan's presidential bid and casts Aguinaldo's promise of democratic aid as aiding the argument against him.
The Centralia Washington News editorial denounces the democratic party calling it unchanged and in need of reform while noting divisions among democratic factions. It questions which faction will confront the Woaldicans next year and urges clarity in party identity.
The piece mocks an editor who favors annihilating Tagals or abandoning the campaign. It challenges a so called less expensive method and accuses the editor of shirking duty by implying chaos would follow. It argues war of necessity is costly and life costly.
The Oregonian laments mercenary drift and cowardice in public life while recalling old style English satire from Pacific Northwest papers. It contrasts renewed civic purpose with editors who dismiss critics as feeble or ignorant and notes echoes of early Oregon territory journalism and reincarnation doctrine.
Ohio electa Nash Republican governor by about 60000 plurality. Shaw re elected in Ohio by 60000. Kentucky Taylor Republican governor about 8000 majority. Nebraska fusion about 15000. Maryland Smith Democrat governor about 10000. New York gains for Republicans. New Jersey Republican by 20000. Massachusetts Republican majority 65000. Kansas Republican gain ten percent. Virginia penal Democratic majority. South Dakota Republican majority 5000. Pennsylvania Republican by 126000.
The Globe Democrat weighs in on the strategic stance and timely move by Uncle Paul in foreign policy. A sharp call to action urges decisive measures to prevent domestic concerns from being perpetually sidelined.
A collage of quotes from papers across states remarks on figures like Roberts and Helen Miller Gould, Bryan’s farm plea, Luzon policy debates, press criticism, and President Wheeler at Berkeley. The excerpts reflect editorial voices on politics, media, and national identity.
A statement advocating education and elevation of the Filipino people under American sovereignty, rejecting extermination and oppression. It calls for honest cooperation to build a just, stable government with increasing native participation as political capacity grows, aided by better communication and intertribal exchange. From The Problem of Territorial Expansion by President Jacob Gould Schur.
The notice lists a sequence of events for the Friends Church in November including talks by Jay J. Cook and Charles Townsend on church finance, Thomas Newlin on The social life of the church, and evening sessions on The Atonement by Aaron M. Bray and Prevailing Prayer by Anson Cox. Saturday features worship, a business meeting, and evangelistic questions led by Levi D Barr. Sunday covers Sabbath School, worship, evangelistic methods, and YPCC events.
The Chephalem Center W C T U adopted a memorial for Mrs Betsey Burrows who died after long service with the union. The tribute praises her loyalty, courage and cheerful presence, and offers sympathies to her husband son and daughters. A copy goes to the bereaved and to local newspapers. Also an advertisement for Electric Bitters claims they restore strength and appetite with a 50 cent price and a guarantee.
A jumble of ads and notices lists boot styles by J. B. Lewis Co and local agents, then mortgage transfers, land lots in Dundee Orchard Homes, and various marriages. Local doctors promote remedies while city issues and church windows receive attention. Fresh eggs prices and poultry growth spur market optimism.
A reader endorses Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a nerve strength builder not a narcotic brace. The ad claims it cures nervous debility, improves sleep, and gains weight, citing a three year condition and a weight increase after three bottles. Free medical adviser offer includes mail bound and cloth bound book options.
The Northern Pacific line is praised for superior service as the best choice for a long trip east. For maps and complete rate information, contact the Graphic editor.
An advertisement extols Dr King’s New Lie pix as a miracle pill. It promises to convert weakness into strength, fatigue into energy, and mental fog into focus. Each box is offered for sale by CLF Swith with bold claims of heart support.
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