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Newspaper
Newberg Graphic
Location
Newberg, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1900
Page
2
In Newberg Oregon on September 28 1900 the weekly notes there is no sign of political speeches yet and fears the country's salvation would rely on spellbinders rather than parties Tariff whisky and other issues are mentioned as distractions while voters await mobilizing rhetoric.
A democratic editor resorts to a rehearsed harangue about the infamous bargain with the Sultan of Bolu to fill campaign material. The youthful orator's crucifixion on the cross of gold may be a tube for UAL.
The piece argues that citing a fresh insurrection in the Philippines will not make a strong campaign issue for Democrats. It claims loyal Americans resist treachery and won't pay a premium for it as a political tactic.
In a Indianapolis Journal critique anti imperialists echo Lincoln while condemning McKinley for subduing a race deemed unable for self rule. The piece argues consent of the governed applied to Lincoln as a constitutional duty, yet is invoked to justify both presidencies.
The passage contrasts Bryan and the Democratic tax stance with McKinley era fears of economic collapse. It labels Bryanocracy as ignorant and demagogic, arguing the republic faces a choice between republican consent and imperial brute force.
Excerpts from Bryan at Indianapolis and General Lawton prior to his death present sharp charges against Republicans for Philippine War policy and expose both sides in the anti Imperialism debate. The remarks discuss responsibility for casualties and the influence of American reporting on the insurgency.
The piece argues Bryan relies on imperialism as a wooden horse to seize Washington while free silver remains the true threat to the republic. It contrasts Republican and Democratic images, cites Bryan’s past and current stances, and warns voters to resist expansion and defend sound money.
The article ridicules Bryan's private car getting redirected to a standard train on a Virginia rail line. It blames Republican handlers and Mark Hanna, calls it a phantom crisis by press agents, and notes the railroad is Democratic owned. It questions whether Democratic rail magnates would deny aid to their own candidate.
Residents relocate and travel for work and family events. J W Stater moves to Newberg for the winter. J M Atkinson attends the state fair. Ruby Stater returns from Portland. Harriet Atkinson visits in Portland. Mabel Paulsen moves to Newberg for college. Bessie Chase returns to Hazeltimes in Portland. W R Carter prepares for a wedding in The Dalles. Chester Armstrong injured in a fruit dryer accident but unharmed. Local real estate transfers, church notices, and a classified-style list of deeds follow, plus church announcements from Friends, Baptist, and M E Church communities.
In this period piece an essay defines gluttony as overflow beyond sustenance and links it to a diseased stomach. It promotes Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and its pellets as remedies for indigestion and related weakness, citing a customer testimonial of relief and renewed vitality after use.
A Salvation Army artist painted a flaming billboard reading What shall I do to be saved A venturous drug fiend added Carter s Little Liver Pills And Prepare to Meet Thy God The public reaction framed the prank as a dangerous misuse of sacred imagery The ad ends with a plug for Dr King s New Life Pills at C F Moore Co drugstore 25 cents
A newspaper notice advertises reduced prices on dress goods and fabrics including 2300 yards of dress goods, 180 yards of high grade cloth, 2000 yards of plushes and velvets, with yard prices from 38 to 59 cents. It notes new dress goods lines such as Zibilepe and Venetian styles and mentions store closures on Sept 24 and Oct 3.
Advertises part time sales work for women or young men outside Portland to sell Teas Coffees and Spices. Promises big earnings for two to three hours daily. Offers full particulars and catalogue free. 326 Washington St Portland Or claims 100 stores in successful operation as Pacific Coast distributor.
Advertisement by The Dominion Company seeking agents for a new biography of Admiral Dewey. Credits Marat Malstead as admirer, promises a large-volume book with halftone illustrations, generous commission, free outfit, and rapid response from Chicago readers.
A listing describes 1A or 2 acres of improved land with a house and barn near Newberg. Water access is noted and the asking price is 240000.
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