Logic and Tax Talk in Junction Times Letter
The Junction Times argues over county finances and voter choice praising J A Bushnell for paying 335.22 in taxes while contrasting Rh Hill at 115 and J4 Taylor at 0.36 for sheep tax. It questions reliability of tax as a measure for county stewardship and urges voters to consider prudent financial management over cheap tax payments.
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Oregonian malignity and the paid in promises to pay critique
The writer denounces the Oregonian as malign and notes that governments, including the United States, Turkey, Germany, France, and Britain, pay debts by promises to pay. Citing the New York World Almanac, the piece claims global debt far exceeds coin, arguing the Oregonian's sneer at Populists reflects hostile bias.
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Tax Rhapsody and County Taxation Debate
A morning editorial in The Register argues for high taxation while highlighting a 23.60 mill levy and 110 997 80 debt. It contrasts critics claiming economy with a county court candidate who would oversee 250 000 in four years, mocking the notion that the Indian pays no taxes.
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Oregonian Demagoguery in Fusion Vote Sparks Critique
A reader accuses The Oregonian of demagoguery in a Sunday editorial urging voters to back the Fusion ticket. The letter argues the paper misstates economic impact, condemns gold standard policies, and defends Union party plans as better for local governance amid financial pressures.
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Bryan
Oregonian
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House backs popular election of U S senators nearlyunanimously
The house of representatives favored the popular election of United States senators by an almost unanimous vote. Supporters called the reform right and popular and argued there was little risk the senate would oppose it.
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United States
Senate
Veatch Endorsed as Champion of the Masses for Senate
Hon. R. M. Veatch is described as a friend of the masses and a champion of the people. The text argues he should represent Lane, Douglas and Josephine counties in the Oregon state senate.
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Josephine
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Dexter Items May 7 Epidemic, Illnesses, and Local Notes
An epidemic of Jackipp prevails in the neighborhood with most households affected. Mrs Leander Cruzan of Zion is seriously ill but shows mild improvement. Dr Van Valgah of Springfield and Selover of Eugene attend. Uncle Jonathan Vincent has visited Eugene for weeks. Redford is ill with appendicitis, Dr Scarbrough attends. Wm Griffith reports a favorable decision in his Roseberry homestead case dated April 21. Commissioner Edwards made a business trip to the ferry. Lost Valley residents feel slighted for being left out of the county census program.
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Edwards
Lost Valley
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Eclipse and county fair notes in Oregon papers
Washington Star relays a joke about a Chinese typewriter in a boarding house while Oregonian readers view notices on a May 28 solar eclipse and local events. Headlines cover Nome departures, bicycle thefts, Danish settlers, a Junction City candidate debate, Wendling sawmill output, McKenzie river log shipments, and a Roseburg pension-votes controversy.
Not Pledged Senators Opponents Also Not Committed
Skipworth Geer and Harwood refuse pledges to any U.S. Senate candidate. Opponents' positions unclear in the readable text, leaving their voting commitments undetermined and subject to last minute alignments.
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Geer
Harwood
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Thurston News May 7 1900 Grandma Hall Illness
Thurston report notes Grandma Hall age 87 very feeble with grippe and listed as mother to several local residents including Hall Biise tly Italio H J Hall Mrs Wm Billings and Mrs Dr Keswell. H M Price begins repairing the Thurston to ferry road. travel heavy and request for a bridge. The Thurston to High Bank route remains poor from last year and a better supervisor is expected this year.
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High Bank
Prospects for crops praised in Palouse country
An old Whitman county settler notes unusually strong prospects for both grain and fruit in the Palouse region. He reports splendid fields and particularly fine fall wheat, adding the fruit crop appears beyond danger of damage and could be immense if it proceeds as anticipated.
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