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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1900
Page
2
The Newberg Graphic notes Mr Bryan’s grave concern for the young man Absalom used for campaign aims. It reports Bryan denying cabinet promises and argues even talk of such advice harms him among thoughtful readers.
The piece notes McKinley’s likely win in Greater New York by 27 000 rather than 61 000 in 1896 and a Republican edge seen as a national barometer. Democratic chairman Jones hails Bryan and Stevenson for November while others warn of Bryan’s potential impact on future contracts and market confidence.
The New York Tribune critiques William Jennings Bryan by tracing his admired historic figures to harsh truths. Jefferson and Lincoln are shown as imperialists or usurpers, challenging Bryan’s self styled idolization. The piece argues Democratic criticisms tainted Bryan's Lincoln projection.
The writer notes Bryan’s farming background and suburban Jets experience as qualifications for the Agriculture portfolio in the next Democratic president’s cabinet. It suggests this ambition is reasonable given his longstanding family roots.
Governor Geer opened the Southern Oregon campaign in Ashland last Saturday. He defined the political scene and said the paramount issue is a Bryanlam.
President McKinley’s instructions to the Philippine commission push for native citizens to fill civil offices and govern local affairs as they prove capability. The policy aims to extend American government ideals, granting liberty and independence to Filipinos who maintain order, with limited future power if misused.
U S Senator Beveridge argues against the claim that all races govern themselves without guidance and warns that denying native sovereignty would indict Puritans and Patriots, while applauding or condemning colonial actions as crime or virtue depending on the perspective on self rule and land rights.
The clipping surveys varied political sentiment with remarks on Colorado receptions, North Carolina interrogation, Roosevelt, Bryan supporters, and voters in New Hampshire. It notes generals seeking Congress, a former gold Democrat's apology, and Palmer's enduring faith in the public.
The piece argues that Bryan’s election would worsen the economy more than 1806, blasting silver coinage as a failed policy. It cites Postmaster General Smith predicting greater convulsions from Hirgen’s victory and warns voters to stay aligned with the current standard to avoid wreck and panic.
The piece argues that prosperity under the gold standard demands sober policy, contrasting 1900 campaign issues with Bryan's demand for silver coinage. It rebuts Bryan by praising young Absaloms as industrious, educated, and loyal to existing institutions, and questions his fit for leadership.
Edward Bok urges parents to stop allowing any home study by children to force a school reform. He argues thousands of notes from parents could prompt heads to rework curriculum and reduce or remove some subjects as teachers support eliminating home study.
Vambill Co Abstract Co reports weekly transfers for the Me Mionville area Oregon with multiple entries. Names include James M Pugh Nannie D Hoffman Kristen Neilsen SJ Lashlier Mra RM Disney C M Skeels and RO Jones with parcels in Hurley Larges Amity Newberg and related blocks and dollar figures noted.
Slogan promising the doctor’s favorite remedy for weak and sick women. It claims no other medicine is as good and offers the Common Sense Medical Adviser free upon request with a small stamp payment. It cites R V Pierce of Buffalo and lists Dallas and Jackson County as locations.
Cockerham its 3 and 4 blk 4 Willamina. Huston Buffum to 8 W Buf fum Amity. North Yamhill Cemetery Association to James Page. American Mortgage Co to Stephen E VanOrder 9 lots in blk 60 Doohdee. Marriage notices: Hattie A Hodge 22 to Jay E Wingard 22. Edith Wood 19 to Charles Craine 27. Florence Tyler Smith 17 to Joseph Craven 1. Rosa Branson 18 to Forrest Delashmut.
A Thornville bank man credits Dr. Kei gta for recovery from severe lung trouble and cold. The ad touts Dr Nicholson's Institute offering cheap treatments and free ear drums for Deafness, with a $10,000 donation from a rich patron.
Advertises opportunities for agents in Oregon and Washington outside Portland to sell teas coffees and spices. Promises pleasant work two to three hours daily and big earnings. Invites written inquiries with full particulars and catalogue from GREAT EA TEA Co at 326 Washi Ye Portland Or. Claims 100 stores on the Pacific Coast.
Advertises agents for a biography titled The Life and Achievements of AifmtAt Dewe. Promises a world tour and wide influence, claims large readership, and seeks commissions via The Dominion Company in Chicago.
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