Tongue’s Record in Congress Praised by Eugene Paper
The Eugene Register lauds Thos H Tongue as among the busiest and most effective lawmakers in Congress noting his relentless correspondence an average of 75 letters daily and his role securing post offices and rural delivery for Oregon. It highlights his river and harbor allocations for Oregon including Tillamook Sinslaw Coquille Coos Bay and the Columbia mouth and Willamette improvements as evidence of his zeal for the state.
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B. Tongue
Congress
Eugene Register
Thos. H. Tongue
Tongue
Pacific Coast
Mr. Tongue
House
Congressional Campaign Committee
Congressional Committee
Hawaii
Columbia River
Republican Organization
California
Washington
Oregon
Senate
Committee On
Commerce
Bis
Sisterhood of States
Sivers
Barbara
United States
Tillamook
Sinslaw River
Coquille River
Coos Bay
Union
The
Columbia
Willamette River
Portland
Tonga
First Congressional District
Oregon Historical Society March 1902 Prospectus Highlights
The March 1902 Quarterly of the Oregon Historical Society reviews social and political evolution of Oregon, a history of the Barlow Road, and Pacific coast education. It features articles by Prof. J. R. Robertson, Hon. W. D. Fenton, and Misa Mary S. Barlow, plus John Ball papers on early Vancouver schooling.
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Oregon Historical Society
Oregon
J. R. Robertson
Pacific University
Forest Grove
W. D. Fenton
Portland
Barlow Road
Misa Mary 8. Barlow
Samuel Kimbrough Barlow
John Ball
Kate N. B. Powers
Vancouver
Pacific
Contention Over Cruelty Claims by American Troops in the Philippines
In a discussion on cruelty charges against U S troops in the Philippines, critics note many reports are unfounded and warn against generalizing from isolated court-martial cases. Veteran voices and journalist Frank G Carpenter defend temperance under provocation and caution against antiwar dispatches influencing Filipino sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philippines
Grand Army
Frank G. Carpenter
Oregon voters urged to back Roosevelt and Tongue in 1902
Washington dispatch argues for Republican gains in Oregon on June 2 1902. It lauds McKinley and Roosevelt policy on Cuba and the Philippines and praises Tongue for his Senate influence. The piece warns against democracy and notes planned canal work and road improvements in Oregon.
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Washington, D. C
Congress
West Coast
East Indies
Nicaragua Canal
Pacific
Philippines
South
Cleveland
McKinley
United States
Oregon
Roosevelt
Cuba
Spain
Tongue
Charleston News and Courier
Coos Bay
Dalles
Senate
Mitchell
Nicaragua
Panama
Meat “Trust
A. Clarke
Protection for Rural Mail Boxes
Policy excerpt from the post office appropriation bill warns of penalties for damaging rural delivery mailboxes. The text outlines fines up to one thousand dollars or imprisonment up to three years for offenses. Election supplies are being distributed countywide ahead of Monday's vote. Hon. B. L. Eddy spoke at the courthouse last Friday to a small audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Post Office
B. L. Eddy
Court House
Big Flower Festival Holds Tests of Political Campaigns
A large hearing week sees rustling candidates from four parties pro desiring success as election returns loom. Flower Festival preparations fill the town with a carnival tent at Third and D Streets. Friday memorial programs precede cemetery rites. Saturday marks political day with each of four parties scheduled for public exercises.
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Cucceas
Third
D Streets
Prohibition
Socialist
Democratic
Republican
Local notes on homes and roads in Yamhill region
A mix of community updates from Unity to Newberg and nearby towns notes car damage from a fall, new houses under construction, garden and flower praise, farm management hires, and property transactions. Mentions Ollathor era style places and local business notices, plus a San Francisco convention travel alert and a Bucklen’s Arnica Salve advertisement.
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Scott Livengood
W.A.E
Prince
Henry Ecks
Southern Pacific
San Francisco
Jane
California
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Newberg Graphic
H. Woopwaap
Eprror
Pususnen
W. C. Woopwaun
Associate
Dawred
Eecodd
Uleberg
Pompeii
Bulwer Lytton
St. Pierre
American Congress
Hong Kong
Carmack
Patterson
Tillman
Americana
National Capital Correspondence
Ence
Jay Cook & Co
East Chehalem Valley Bank
Walter Heaton
Unity
B. Groth
Ren Eatate
Yamhill Co. Abatract ‘Co
McMinnville
Joan Lewis
John H Bureh
Oak Fruit Farm
Lee Laughlin
Dan
Linnville & Wf
Martha J Hyde
Ain Jno Welch
U S
Denvin J Ryan
Oo Ee
JJ Burton
Us M Roberts
Rosina
Wallace & Has
Thos
M Boyd
Whiteson
JM Yorum
Henry Buell
Wm Chapman
Pinney
Myrtle P Hill
Newberg
Estelle P Worthington
Dielschneider
Sheridan
F Schneider & Wf
Simmonejpt
Yambill
Addison Hawley
Francia L Town
Harleys
Hattie Trehela
Tata
J. J. Conlee
West Chehalem
Conlee
Amos Nelson
Admi
Pany
Bucklen
Earth
F.H. Cahiwel & Co
Zeereees
Ehret Bros
W. P. Neacock
Orland Heacock
W. Morris Heacock
W. P. Heacock & Sons
Roger & Gallet
Paris
F. H. Caldwell & CO
Awell
iWell
BE. P. Dixon
H.C. Dixon
Newberg, Ore
Amos Neleon
Hollingsworth & Cooper
SSS
Winslow Bros. SE
sSrom
Gry
T. B. Cummings & CO
Newberg Ster
Dundee
G. W. Byers Jr
Pressnall
Blickensderfer
Peerectros
W. A. Rideout
Stark Street
Portland, Or
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