Governor Wilson Champion of Populist Reform in New Jersey
Governor Woodrow Wilson emerges as a fierce foe of corporate bosses and a champion of direct democracy. The piece chronicles his rise from Princeton professor to New Jersey governor, his push for utilities reform, a public primary law, and a strong initiative and referendum stance, plus his clash with boss James A. Martine for the U.S. Senate seat.
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Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
Wilson
Virginia
Staunton Dee
Princeton University
University of Virginia
Atlanta
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
Henas
Bryn Mawr
Pennsylvania
College For Women
Wesleyan University
Middletown
Democrats of
Bia
Repubican Party
Cpplte
Ufiiities Hill
Irmnees
Commission
Owen
Senate
Ories
United States
James Smith, Jr
James A. Martine
Smith
Martine
Heather
Wilson Wen
Pacific
West
Huey
Valley Crest News: Local Families and Homes Progress
Rural notes from Valley Crest report Mrs Gree and Monroe driving to Hood, improvements on homesteads in Upper Valley, clearing fifteen acres, and garden work. Residents visit Lower Valley, plan honey bees, orchard planting, and strawberry venture. A Parkdale school closure and Mrs Crisp family move to Portland noted.
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I. F. Mohr
Mise
Mary McArthur
Ife
Mise Mohr
Ed Dresser
P. OJ. Mott
Wilds
Parkdale Store
Joe Nichola
Thurau
S. Mole
Dlohr
Mosier and Hood River area notes and bridge progress
Local items report Mosier Creek bridge nearing completion a high wagon bridge structure. Residents Fred Wilson and Mr Moore of The Dalles visited a farmer’s ranch. Mis Puillipa left for Portland to be with sister Mrs Smirhoff. Decoration Day honored graves as Woodmen and Royal Neighbors placed flowers. Mr and Mrs Prey prepared to move to vast home, hoping for Mr Prey’s health improvement.
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Amos Root
Hood River
Mosier Creek
Fred Wilson
Mr Moore
Dalles
Farmers Ranch
Mise
Atjow
Portland
Leo
Funeral attendance noted for Welch and Welch family
The text records multiple attendees from The Dalles Prineville and Bing ham Washington for the funeral of Mr. Welch. Mra Welch expresses appreciation to those who sent condolences and provided care during the illness and death of her husband.
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Mra. Welch
Alek Nese
Ball Game Result From Mt Hood Visit
Local brief reports a ball game between Markdale and Mr Hood with Mt Hood winning the matchup. It notes visitors from Dadles and Toler Ida ho and mentions May McArthur and Mise Mublr as friends seen in the town. Next game outcome unclear.
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Job. Taylor
The
Dadles
Welch
Mins
May McArthur
Toler
Idaho
Mise Mublr
Markdale
Mr. Hood
Mt Hood
Parkdale Fire Near Northern Hills and Local Updates
A large ore fire burns north of Parkdale as crews report damage. A daughter was born May 29 to Alr and Mra Spencer. M D Boera clears ten acres this season to replant trees. Mr Kay and crew survey in the Upper Valley. George Dimmick and family from Hood River attend Mr Welch's funeral. Mr and Mrs McRosh return from Hood River trip en route to their homestead. Osborne of Hood River Banking Co. loses an old homestead building in a runaway fire.
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Mee. T. Raweon
G. B. Welch
Obert
George Cooper
Dalles
Mr. Welch
A. Slaten
Prineville
Indaw
G. J. Welch
Alr
Mra. Spencer
M. D. Boera
Osborne
Hood River Banking Co
Bank Installs Statement System
The Butler Banking Company issues notices announcing a new statement system to improve bookkeeping. Daily statements will be prepared as deposits are posted, allowing depositors to obtain a current statement of any account at any time.
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Butler Banking Company
Men’s Brotherhood Meeting Aims At Free Downtown Reading Room
An invitation notes Friday evening gathering at S50 in the gymnasium reading room at corner 6th and Oak to refine a Men’s Brotherhood. Thirty men are enrolled, officers elected, and plans discussed for a downtown reading room with adjunct programs. Mr La Roy Armetrone will discuss Brotherhoods and Mrs D Woodworth will present A Late Trip Thru Mexico.
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Carner 6Th
Oak Street
G. D. Woodworth
Dlog
Laroy Armetrone
Died: George Bingham Welch of Mt Hood Oregon
George Bingham Welch born January 4 1831 in Hartland Vermont died May 2 1911 at Mt Hood Oregon. He came to Oregon in 1857 first homestead at The Dalles later built the first woolen mill in Salem. He married Clarkson Elkine April 6 1861. Funeral at Mt Hood church then burial east of Parkdale. J L GaN J Osborne Hood River banker died at home after lingering illness. details unavailable due to press hour.
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George Bingham Welch
Hartland
Windsor County
Vermont
Mt. Hood
Oregon
Nils
Mr. Welch
Paname
Dalles
Welch
Salem
Clarkson Elkine
Mr. Hood
lLa Om
Annials
McConey
Parkdale
Gan
Union Churches Plan Joint Evening Worship Series
Four downtown churches announce a friendly agreement to unite for evening services after next Sunday. Ministers will exchange pulpits with a rotating schedule from June 24 through August 27, led by pastors Harris Parsons and Hnaudsaker. Aimed at fellowship, it stresses shared worship and cooperation.
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Down Town
Warhones
Congregational Church
New J
Parsons
Methodiat Church
B.A. Harris
United Brethren Church
BE. MeOmber
Christian Church
Lew Tos
Homdenker
Avioat
Ther
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