28 Nov 1902
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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1902
Page
1
A wary Indian chief escorts Bertha through a secretive route to a cliffside camp. He keeps her under guard while planning the next move as the main band travels cautiously to avoid traps. Bertha endures with practical resolve amid a tense, guarded camp night.
A hidden rescuer ambushes a wicked war chief in the desert at night. Bertha prays for the stranger’s success as the assailant, after a swift grab, holds the chief in a perilous grip while warriors surge to the scene.
An Indian chief on a rimrock pedestal surveys the valley as a lone horseman nears. Chief Egan and Dan Follett exchange a familiar salute, their meeting shadowed by raiding pasts and the tension of taking a scalp. The scene blends romance with danger on the lava beds.
A poetic reference portrays a legendary figure known across the desert. The passage notes his life as one of flight and people remembering him from many lands, hinting at a storied, enduring reputation among diverse groups.
A rugged trapper tends an invalid at a cave home in rimrocks where warmth comes from a rock chimney. The invalid, once mighty, speaks of vengeance while the trapper vows to return after a short trip to judge the plan. The scene blends danger and humanity as they await future events.
A tramway wreck caused by a fatal incident near the bay led to hundreds of onlookers with minor injuries. The collapsing tramway and burning dock plunged into 20 feet of water as a fire raged. Murray's sawmill faced danger while the dock, valued at $500000, sustained a loss of $25900.
A bold theft at the Chicago Nev Sale office saw a robber seize two registered mail sacks from an unguarded wagon in front of the Masonic Temple. The thief escaped with the mail while the carrier entered the building. the rig and rifled sacks were later found abandoned. No witnesses identified the culprit.
Strikes in Havana prompted a general suspension of business though traffic was not halted. Street railway workers asked for police protection to enable them to work. The managers plan to appeal to Minister Squiers if authorities do not provide protection. No newspapers published today with cook and waiter strikes planned for tomorrow.
Trinidad Colorado November 24 Two miners died in a blaze at the Colorade Fine and Iron Company mine near mile post last night a gang of 15 to 20 men worked away from the flames but gas forced them back Four men were overcome one brought out and one left 200 feet away dead Two others taken out unconscious have since recovered Firefighters fight the blaze and the mine may be closed indefinitely until flames are controlled.
Word reached Trinidad Colorado that Gay La croix, linked to the gang that attempted the Colorado and Southern hold up near here, was seen in Clayton New Mexico. At 8:30 pm a posse left on a Colorado and Southern train as Special Agent Reno and Division Superintendent Raioy led efforts to pursue.
United States Transport Manila reports the Wanaport Ingalls with G on board still aground in Southeast Luzon. The vessel is not afloat yet and rough weather continues. If the ship cannot float at high tide, a dispatch plan will send mullet to aid from the shore.
The report notes a loss in French ordinary savings banks tied to Paris and London reporting, with potential sums around 21 million dollars. It highlights mounting concerns about Paris funding and banking activity.
Reports of flood damage to dikes along Young's River and Lewis and Clark counties. A large dam breach at Condor Water and Power Co. near Yale leaves crews laid off for winter. Rogue-Benson apple sale nets high prices. New York bound cargo. Post offices opened at Inglis and Tiller. Theft at Newberg depot yields 1180 dollars. Forest reserve debate affects Oregon and local timber markets.
Market notes show wheat at 70 to 77 cents a bushel for various districts, barley around 23 dollars per ton, and bran and middlings priced per ton. Potatoes list figures for Burbank and Merced varieties, with poultry and dairy items including cheese and butter quoted at multiple levels.
The Alameda mills, built by James G. Fair in 1883, suffered a major fire that damaged the building and caused an estimated $75,000 in losses. Superintendent Worthington could not determine the cause and said a thorough investigation will follow. A coal oil lamp near where the flames began is considered a leading theory by the employer.
Seattle reports that an American escorted Japanese naval construction party led by a chief engineer and M. Matmate will tour the Toes Maru and then proceed to Pittsburgh to place armor orders. They will inspect eastern shipyards including Moran Bros. and plan further visits to observe American methods. Their government intends to adopt American shipbuilding practices extensively.
A special dispatch reports Charles Dykes and an accomplice named Murphy terrorized Rifle Colorado this afternoon. They shot up the town, robbed stores, disarmed two deputy sheriffs, and wounded ranchman David Morford in the leg before riding away. Authorities pursue them as a manhunt widens.
The turreted monitor Nevada arrived at the Boston navy yard from Bath after its launch by Bath Iron Works. It is slated for a second trial in the second week of December for the United States Navy.
Negotiations between miners and mineowners aim at a 10 cent wage rise and new day and trade agreements. Scranton Pa November 24 officials report双方 seek arbitration but the board is not yet formed. Wayne MacVeagh mentioned as proposing a commission to review the state of affairs.
Five masked men halted a freight express near Fort Worth by placing a red lantern on the track. They boarded the train at 6 06 PM, detached the mail and express cars, and forced the engineer to drive westward while the remaining train was left on the main line. No injuries were reported and the robbers disappeared after the act.
At a public reception for General Miles in Cebu a Filipino speaker urged faster autonomy fulfillment. Miles advised peace and patience and to trust the Americans with Cuba-like autonomy hoped to be achieved.
A cablegram from the Philippine Commission says cholera cases have fallen to five daily from 34 weekly. The commission reports relief and notes the Mariquina watershed containment progress.
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