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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1900
Page
2
The Newberg Graphic reports on Chicago Bryan hoodlums attacking a Republican rally and discusses Roosevelt's law and order stance. It criticizes Croker’s alleged voter colonization in New York and defends Lincoln’s martyr status against detractors, urging respect for national heroes amid election rhetoric.
Four years after President McKinley spoke in Ohio to first voters his call for responsible enfranchisement gains new force. He urged young voters to reject parties that sow class or regional hostility and to choose a path that upholds equality of citizenship and the free institutions cornerstone.
Oregon faces a choice on representation at the Buffalo Pan American Exposition, with January legislative action looming. The piece urges vigorous state advertising and a strong exhibit to attract Eastern attention and capital, arguing Oregon must wake up and push forward to begin the new century with a notable presence.
The piece argues Bryan faces defections as he shifts from imperialism to trusts and revisits financial issues. It cites the Philadelphia Record confessing Bryan’s persistence on free silver despite doubts about gold standard safety. Voters fear executive power under Bryan’s 16 to 1 policy and warn of a potential national plunge into financial peril.
Multiple editorials and cartoons react to Bryan and Roosevelt era politics. Quotes from Minneapolis Journal and San Francisco Call show varied opinions on imperialism and patronage, with New York bosses Croker and Platt trading barbs. Ohio and Nebraska voices enter the discussion. calls to move election day pop up as a tactic.
The piece contrasts the 1806 presidential race with the ongoing campaign. It notes the diminished vigor of the Democratic Populist Silver Republican candidate and recalls Bryan's energizing leadership four years earlier. It highlights how Bryan’s personal dash once energized voters and forced Republicans to confront the silver issue, amid shifting rhetoric and strategy.
A New York Tribune commentary argues against imperial ambitions in U S politics. It notes Colonel Bryan's rhetorical boldness and the public’s preference for practical policy over grandiose claims. The piece cites Adlai Stevenson and Sedalia downpour humor to emphasize prudence over empire fantasies.
A Newberg Baptist church meeting formed an anti saloon league with Moses Votan as chairman and Mrs G W Cutts as secretary. Rev J F Day led the session, a constitution committee drafted rules, and officers including R W Kelsey as president and Frank Heveland as vice president were chosen. Members signed on, next meeting to finalize organization and plans.
A Jonesville Virginia resident recounts a childhood burn injury that caused leg sores for ten years and credits Backlen’s Arnica Salve with complete healing after other remedies failed. The ad boasts the salve as infallible for burns blights cuts sores bruises and piles. Bold by C. F. Moore & Co. 25e.
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