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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1900
Page
2
The Newberg Graphic notes William Jennings Bryan charges Republicans as catering to many interests. It quotes Bryan saying the party stands where it did in 1896 on the money question. The item reflects current campaign rhetoric in Oregon.
The piece argues Republicans justify Philippine governance by citing McKinley era Cuba reforms. It claims order, new industries, public works, municipal changes, and a surplus treasury reflect Americanism abroad. It contends the Kansas City Convention showed free silver’s fate, and that voters will affirm free silver on November 6.
The piece weighs presidential prognostications from independent papers like the New York Herald, cites McKinley and Bryan electoral tallies, quotes ex president Cleveland on currency, and recalls 1864 Democratic attacks on Lincoln while noting German voters’ ties to honest money and expansion debates.
The piece argues the Republican win is safer than William J Dryan’s election. It cites critics from German and American newspapers, condemns Dryan’s stance on financial policy as ignorant and incurable, and warns his victory would disrupt national economic conditions and cause broad suffering.
Thousands of Democrats will vote for Bryan this fall because they have grown accustomed to him. They will not vote for him from strict logic but from habit and the magnetism of the Democrats label. They accept his monotony and see him as part of a larger plan, choosing to vote rather than think.
The text argues if Bryan wins the presidency the South's dominant force would be Tillman in the South and Croker in New York. It notes Altgeld Towne and George Pred Williams among others as possible advisers, suggesting Bryan would need counselors aligned with racist and pr priration views to advance his policies.
The Omaha Bee notes Bryan cannot promise cabinet positions and would face pressure from Tammany Hall if elected. It questions who a rational citizen would entrust the country’s credit and welfare to Croker Tillman and Altgeld, given New York’s electoral influence and conservative concerns.
C G Christenson relocates from the Newton farm to Amity. Liveryman Mr Caravan moves into the Carpenter property on Main Street. A R Burbank is gravely ill with partial paralysis. Peter Olds rents the Collard hop yard on Frank Fenton hill for three years. A man from Clackamas buys the Dull place on Piety Hill and moves here. Welcome rains return, farmers sow fall grain. Laughlin buys Mrs Weaver’s property near the Evangelical church. Henry Newton returns from Washington to his St Joe farm. A new barber opens on Main Street. Mr Cabernee of Tillamook settles on Main Street, satisfactory work. John Wall from Carlton moves here, occupying Uncle Jim Johnson house by the Methodist church. The steamer Bonita ships regularly to McMinnville. water above locks allows large boats. Sam Ewing moves to a farm near Eelo after selling land here and his town residence to Mr Geeu from Nebraska. Political campaign is quiet. fusionists concede Bryan is in trouble and Republicans share the view, leaving little room for argument.
A Jonesville Virginia resident recalls a childhood foot burn that left leg sores for 30 years. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve cured the sores after all else failed. Useful for burns, scalds, cuts, sores, chafes and piles. Sold by C F Moore & Co. in town.
Sunday school at 10 a m preache at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Intermediates 5 30 Y P S C E 6 30 Prayer meeting Wednesday Midweek Thursday 2 p m Junior Endeavor Sunday 3 p m Levi D Bann pastor Baptist preaching Sunday morning evening 7 30 junior 3 30 Young people 6 30 J F Day pastor Chamberlains Cough Remedy ad urges quick cold cure sold by C Moore Co.
A historical claim touts a cure for col ta with a one day laxative and quinine product. It promises refund if it fails to cure and notes KE W Grove’s signature on each box.
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