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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1901
Page
1
In a Sark voyage, Dr. Martin and Olivia face danger as Tardif guides their escape from the caves. Olivia reveals a troubled past including an unhappy marriage. Their bond deepens yet she warns that his love cannot be, while Tardif clings to humble devotion.
A narrator carries Olivia through a rising tide to a sea cave archway. They reach safety in a small cave and he proclaims his wish for her to become his wife. Olivia breathlessly reveals she is already married, shocking the moment.
In a tense scene Olivia admits a hidden life while the narrator, now her doctor, guides her through rough terrain back to safety. The exchange reveals hurt, fear, and a duty to protect her as they reenter the outer cave and ascend toward the cliffs above.
In Samara province the famine condition is officially extended to five additional districts. A special medical and relief organization is now deemed necessary there, with more areas likely to be added during winter. The interior ministry reports famine relief funds and details for Siberian districts and notes emigration pressures and land scarcity shaping settlement patterns.
Washington reports George A. Raymond a former private in the Forty first Volunteer Infantry was tried by military commission in the Philippines and sentenced to death for a three day spree involving robbery of a native, assault on a girl and the killing of a fellow soldier. General Chaffee approved the sentence citing depravity and treachery.
A late afternoon blaze in La Crosse Wisconsin consumes vast hay lands surrounding the city. Firemen cannot reach the flames due to the fire burning outside city limits and beyond water service, risking the loss of tons of hay as winds drive the fire.
Middlesboro Kentucky October 22 George Gray was arrested as principal and George Eaton as accomplice in the shooting and robbery of P T Colgan paymaster of the Virginia Coal and Coke company last week. Eaton confessed implicating three other men and a woman who fled into Harlan county with the money.
London report says Prof. F. de Maartena of St. Petersburg University and privy council member has no connections with the Russian government over South African affairs. The Druwell correspondent notes Boer circles in Brussels doubt any Russian intervention is possible.
A survey of commercial progress across the state notes a sold mine sale at Phoenix for 80000 dollars and a new filter plant for Oregon City. Prunes arrive in Salem at about 1500000 pounds while paper mills scale back due to water. steelhead runs lag in several rivers and damming at Salmon River limits migration.
A 150 ton rock mass collapsed in the Rapid Transit tunnel near Broadway and One Hundred Sixty-fourth Street. Five workers were killed and two injured as rescuers recovered bodies of O Hara Kelleher Gronaki Madden and Danife. Owen Bly, the section boss, was arrested and held by police as the coroner prepared to investigate.
A list of prices for grains hay dairy and livestock from Walla Walla region includes wheat oats barley millstuff hay butter eggs cheese poultry mutton hogs beef hops wool and potatoes with varied price ranges per ton per hundredweight per pound and per sack. Strong entities include Wheat Walla Walla Oregon Valley and various product types and price points.
The story notes Anthrax ravaging South Dakota lower counties amid a reference to biblical plagues. It reports Nevada population at 42,000 and Chicago leading large cities in railroad accident deaths with 330 deaths for the census year, surpassing nine other large cities totaling 486.
Astoria Oct 21 Weather Observer Johnson reports United States Engineers Major Langfitt has submitted plans for a wireless telegraph station at North Head to report vessel arrivals and departures at the Columbia River mouth. The project, based on outdated estimates, could not be built with the current congressionally allotted funds but has been modified to meet costs. If expenses exceed, a new appropriation may be sought at the next Congress.
Washington October 21 cabinet meeting lasted under half an hour. Secretary Hay attended for the first time under the new administration but offered nothing. Most of the time was given to Secretary Wilson describing the growth of tea in the United States. Secretary Gage returned from a western trip.
Three freight trainmen died in a deadly collision on the Detroit Grand Haven Milwaukee line near Birmingham Michigan on the railroad curve five miles west of the city.
London October 21 The admiralty has sent institutions to Devon to prepare for a 16500 ton 425 foot battleship larger than any existing. It will be the first of the King Edward class. Berlin October 21 In Munich government circles Count von Bülow reportedly agrees to drop minimal duties from the new tariff bills at Bavaria and Württemberg’s wish.
Dr Kaiser elected first vice president of the Unterhaus in Vienna on October 21. In thanking the assembly he demanded Austrian intercession to end Great Britain's war in South Africa through arbitration. He urged humanitarian compliance by Britain with the duties of humanity.
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