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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1901
Page
1
Dr Martin ponders Miss Ollivier using a crumpled ad urging caution as he weighs delivering her to Scott and Brown. He resolves to learn her friends and seeks trust, while Julia reappears and a tense voyage to Dreux Harbour unfolds.
Dr. Martin visits Miss Ollivier on Sark and finds her living meagerly in a cottage with ailing arm, scarce funds, and a box of belongings. Olivia confides hardship, lists keepsakes and money, and asks about hair sale while leaving gratitude for the doctor.
A royal household tale shows Lord Archibald Campbell seeking his father and then the Princess for approval of his engagement to Miss Janet Callender. Queen Victoria consults Germany, the Kaiser asks Bismarck, and Bismarck replies with indifference.
A quirky Chile State Journal item riffs on mistaken grief and wedding logistics as a prospective father-in-law jokes about supporting two sons-in-law. The piece uses whimsical phrasing to hint at family tensions and social expectations with a light, humorous tone.
President McKinley was shot twice during a reception at the Pan American Exposition in Buffalo New York. An assailant concealed a revolver under a handkerchief was arrested immediately after the attack. The first bullet struck the breast and was extracted. the second hit the abdomen and remains unfound.
Secretary Cortelyou released details of the President's near fatal shooting. A bullet struck the upper breastbone and another penetrated the abdomen, injuring the stomach. Surgeries closed stomach openings and found no intestinal injury. The President with a strong pulse and steady condition showed early signs of recovery. Subsequent bulletins report resting comfortably with stable vitals.
Major Scholl of Pietersburg captures Lotter’s commando at Middelburg as 103 Boers are taken prisoner with 12 killed and 46 wounded and 200 horses seized. London reports 19 killed, 42 wounded, 62 captured uninjured including Lotter Breedt J Kruger W Kruger and Shoeman. Among the dead are prominent rebels Wassers.
Topeka police report Edlah Housom died in a fire at 132 Kline Street. Origin of the blaze is unknown. Murder with robbery in view is suspected as she was known to have had some money.
Newark New Jersey September 9 The death list from the North Central train wreck near Fairville last week increases to 16 with the death today of Mrs William Lee Munyon of Port Gibson.
Shanghai reports the Rajputs have left the international settlement reducing the British garrison to a single native regiment. The German garrison now numbers about 800 with rapid activity. German authorities have leased a large tract for three years with an option to extend and are fencing and constructing barracks and storehouses.
A Ness City cloudburst dumped over eight inches of rain washing out bridges and sidewalks flooding streets and undermining several small businesses. No deaths reported in Ness City a Santa Fe rail town of about 1000 people in Ness County sixty five miles east of the Colorado line.
Ninety people fell ill after dining on clams at the opening lunch of a new public building in Cleveland. Authorities report ptomaine poisoning suspected. no deaths, but many remain confined to bed with continuing suffering.
In New York on September 9 Bellevue hospital surgeons decided to amputate the leg of cyclist John Nelson after gangrene set in to try to save his life.
Butte Montana reports a western Montana storm from dawn brings intense cold and heavy snow. Steady accumulation threatens crops as more snow is forecast tonight.
An engineer from the Canadian Marine Department reports from Cape Race Newfoundland that the lighthouse is in good order but the light is 56 feet lower than advertised, reducing the horizon by about two miles. He also proposes fog whistle duration be two blasts of five seconds each.
Reassuring Buffalo report from Milburn House on Sept 9 shows President's condition improving with no signs of peritonitis. Doctors hold daily consultations, no bulletin issued yet, but bedside vigil continues as recovery appears more likely.
The State Department confirms brigands abducted American missionary Miss Ellen H. Stone and a companion between Bansko and Djoumania in the vilayet of Salonica, with urgent orders to secure their release. The incident prompts rapid action by Minister Lelshmann and the Ottoman Sultan to ensure safe return and welfare.
New York reports strong hope for settlement of the steel strike after a telephone conference between Mr. Shaffer and President Schwab. Sources say Shaffer requested another meeting between steel trust officers and the Amalgamated board, aimed at resuming talks today. Schwab then met with Mr. Morgan and the mood was described as highly satisfactory to both.
Washington announces pension grants including Oregon recipients George Bentley of Portland for 12 dollars Ezra Suman of Elgin six dollars Benjamin F Nicholson of Eugene eight dollars Silas M White of Walla Walla twelve dollars Henry W Davia of Lincoln six dollars John B McMinee of Port Orchard ten dollars Grace Wallace of Cowlitz among others Restorations and reissues noted in original list.
Famous racehorse Glenmoyne dies in Marion Indiana at age about the Chicago records show the horse earned over 120000 dollars in the 1893 1894 seasons under trainer Harry Goldstein.
Pekin dispatch reports the Foreign Ministers have accepted the edicts and agreed to sign the peace protocol tomorrow. The move marks a formal step in the arrangement of terms and near completion of the accord.
Five men were killed and one seriously injured in a early morning collision near Jamestown North Dakota when a mixed train from Oakes struck a road engine and caused a flatcar to collapse. The victims were harvest hands who had boarded the car at LaMoure. further details on the dead and injured were not learned.
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