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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1910
Page
6
Fraud cases set for Memphis in car company probe
Illinois Central officials announce criminal prosecutions against former employees tied to a 1.5 million car repairing fraud. Memphis stockholders in the Memphis Car Company face action by the Memphis state’s attorney, likely this fall, after Judge F H Haskell ruled the men held stock and the railroad recovered 200,000 from the settlement. Ira G. Rawn named among stockholders, with dividends to be pursued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Illinois Central
Memphis
F. H. Haskell
Memphis Car Company
Haskell
Ira G. Rawn
Monon Railway
Ilinois Central
Second Columbia Jetty to Be Built
The Chief of Army Engineers and the Secretary of War will ask Congress for funds to construct a north jetty at the Columbia River mouth. They propose placing the project under the continuing contract system to ensure steady progress. The estimated cost for a jetty extending 2.5 miles from Cape Disappointment is 1,205,000 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Chief of Army Engineers
Secretary of War
Congress
Columbia River
Cape Disappointment
Cattlemen Honor the Ex President in Cheyenne Visit
Wyoming ex president Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Cheyenne for a West tour kickoff. Crowds from across the state welcomed him with a daylong sequence of cowboy events including cowboys, cowgirls, Indians, squaws, and horses. Roosevelt energized the crowd, shouting a cowboy yell as he embraced Western hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheyenne
Wyom
Wyoming
Theodore Roosevelt
West
Roosevelt
Carter Prods Pinchot Policy Sparks Fire Loss Debate
Helena Mont Senator Carter attacks former Forester Pinchot defending his policy as responsible for the vast Montana forest fire losses. He accuses Pinchot of driving out settlers and prospectors who protected federal forests, leaving land vulnerable to lightning and camper negligence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Mont
Carter
Pinchot
Heyburn
Mondell
Montana
Maho
Japan Korea Ambition Sparks Cautious Promise
In Seoul, Korea Lt Gen Teranchi and the Japanese Resident-General say annexation will not mislead the world about rule in Honshu. They promise Koreans will enjoy equal rights, though governance remains under Japanese oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Japan
Korea
Seoul
Teranchi
Corea
Hoona
Timber land seizure case linked to Caliermie Bog & Door Company
A report about Praud charged in a case involving the transfer of 9006 acres of timber lands to California, Oregon, and Washington. The shipments are alleged to have been obtained through fraudulent river and timber deals via treasonous locations and court actions in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Praud
Vieaber
Caliewaia
Oregon
Washington
Caliermie Bog & Door Company
Treadaent
United State Greet
Brief News Of The Week Highlights Michigan Population And Commerce
Michigan's population reaches 2,810,178 up 16.1 percent from 1900. The North American Y M C A year book notes 2017 associations, up 103 in the year. September disbursements by railroads and industries may total 100 million, 20 million more than last year. The War Department rejects rain bombardment plans for Puget Sound. The Interstate Commerce Commission opens a major inquiry into Western freight rate increases in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan State
Young Men's Christian Association
War Department
Puget Sound
Columbia River
Forest
Northwest
United States
Chicago
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western Transportation Lines
Noted Figures in Brief Diplomatic and Civic Events
Herman de la Gercrants the Swedish minister to the United States has been recalled. A statue of Thomas B Reed former speaker of the US House was unveiled in Portland Maine. Cardinal Vanutelli arrives in Montreal for the Eucharistic Congress with delegates from Europe. Sir Wilfrid Laurier meets Portland Spokane chamber on a Columbia River project. Professor William James of Harvard University died Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman de la Gercrants
United States
Thomas B. Reed
National House of Representatives
Portland
Maine
Cardinal Vanutelli
Montreal
Europe
Nelson
B. C
Wilfred Lawrier
Spokane
William James
Harvard University
America
Foreign News Bits and Global Notes Across 1909 Headlines
Spain and the Vatican deadlocked amid a diplomatic dispute as Premier Canalejas speaks. Ireland’s population declines despite births surpassing deaths by 27 786 in 1909 with 28 676 emigrants. Lu Chuan Lin, China’s grand councillor, dies on the eve of Korea’s annexion by Japan. Canada’s Methodist Conference approves church union. Porto Rico weighs leasing telegraph lines and seeds imports while planning a million-dollar San Juan hotel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ireland
Lu Chuan Lin
Look Chun Lum
China
Korea
Japan
Victoria
Dominion
San Juan
Longest Road Planned
Los Angeles report says railroad connections from Alaska to Cape Horn in South America are not far distant as stated by D. E. Thompson, highlighting a vision of extended maritime trade links and continental links commingling across the Americas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Cal
Alaska
Cape Horn
South America
D. E. Thompson
Mernico
Emperor William Speech Sparks German Debate
Berlin reports that Emperor William’s Koenigsburg banquet address asserted a divine right to rule and dismissed parliamentary legitimacy while attacking women’s suffrage. The speech triggers sharp opposition across German capitals, with questions about the emperor’s role versus Prussian sovereignty and whether Chancellor von Berman-Hollweg approved. The press calls for parliamentary action when it convenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berlin
William
Germany
Koenigsburg
Prus Pia
Pruegia
von Berman-Hollweg
Primary Law Trials in New England States
The piece notes the first regional test of Republican versus Democratic strength in 1910 state elections. Vermont votes September 8, Maine September 12, and New Hampshire also sets its first statewide primaries under a direct primary law. Senate terms ending March 4, 1911 include Page of Vermont Hale of Maine Lodge of Massachusetts Aldrich of Rhode Island and Bulkeley of Connecticut. Hale and Aldrich decline reelection. New Hampshire eyes 1912 return to the Senate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England
Vermont
Maine
Congress
New Hampshire
Page
Hale
Lodge
Massachusetts
Aldrich
Rhode Island
Bulkeley
Connecticut
Senate
Hill and Gould Plan Rail Ship Link Across the Coast
San Francisco reports Hill and Gould moving to link traffic between the Western Pacific and North Pacific Steamship Company. Negotiations seek a traffic agreement with five steamers serving San Francisco Portland and San Diego, building a coastwise link via a steamship partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill
Gould
San Francisco
Western Pacific
North Pacific Steamship Company
Portland
San Diego
Bourth
Hilllimes
Indians Receive Cattle for Klamath Medians
Three caves contain 100 head of Shorthorn and Hereford purebreds delivered to Klamath Medians in Oregon. Cattle were purchased in Nebraska by a government agent and shipped from Growth Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Klamath Falls
Ore
Gosth Omaha
Klemath
Nebraska
Gowth Omreba
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Son
Buckrameloth
Frank E. Green
East 15Th Street
Portland, Ore
J. L. van Blaricom
E. L. Evans
A. E. Wilson
Chase & Linton Gravel Company
R. B. Linnville
Olympic Coal
Olympic
M. P. Elliott
Laurel
N. E. Schaubel
Newberg
Tennessee
Rawn Estate
Columbia
Spain
Vatican
Canalejas
Willamette Valley
Wook
Mohaik
Emperor OF Germany
W.W. Hollingsworth & Son
THE
Store OF Quality
E. W. Hodson
Odd
S C. Porter & Co
Ano Oe
Victor Records
Hecey
Meadonough
Billy Murray
Kelly
Ade Jores
Marovia
Pryor
Nora Bayes
Jack Norworth
Fritz Kreisler
Kienle & Sons
Newberg, Oregon
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