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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1905
Page
2
A lengthy Athene Oregon newspaper notice discusses publication ethics and a printing error involving a saloon card and Shaw-Borden Co. It contrasts fair treatment of patrons with national public land frauds and Europe's land tenure issues, predicting a future revolt against rigid dress codes and social propriety.
The Portland Journal reports a guilty verdict with a mercy recommendation against Senator Mitchell in federal court. The trial, marked by sentiment and high public interest, ended with a strong jury verdict despite his long public service and prominent stature. The jurors faced a painful duty, delivering a verdict they performed with clear moral fiber and responsibility.
A Portland Oregon piece reflects on an Oregon verdict signaling a moral turning point and lauds public virtue. It contrasts the case with social climber Mrs Clark’s rise from humble beginnings to millionaire society wife, urging kindness to the poor and noting the humiliation of former peers.
Liberati's Italian band performs free daily concerts at the fair as Idaho leads in lead ore. A 60,000 pound lead ore pyramid stands in the Idaho building. Idaho produces 40 percent of US lead and 27 percent of world supply. Trail day Saturday July 1 opened amusement streets with 85 shows. total cost to see all is about seven dollars, cheaper than St Louis. A German girl crafts a needlework reproduction of Raphael's Statine Madonna in the Foreign Exhibits. Barry Bulkley from Washington, D C, gives free illustrated lectures at 4 PM in the Government building, using lantern slides to promote Yellowstone Park. Seven-day fair week from July 9 promises the biggest yet, with daily events and rising attendance. Evening admission price reduced through a fifty-cent ticket enabling twenty-five cents of show credits on the Trail. the change aims to reflect evening show availability.
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