La Follette as Roosevelt's Logical Successor to Roosevelts
The editor argues senator La Follette is the logical successor to Roosevelt, praising his fearless, aggressive tactics and his Wisconsin railroad reforms. It urges organizing for his nomination, notes the Oregon Portla nd Journal support, and calls for Republican delegates to back his presidential bid at the June Chicago convention.
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la Follette
Roosevelt
East
Oregonian
United States
Senate
Senator la Follette
Senate Chamber
Congress
Wisconsin
Portland Journal
Coffee Grades And A Grocer's Refund Promise
A fragmented note describes coffee market notions with phrases about three quarters being untouchable and five grades of the top quarter, mentioning a grocer who refunds customers if they are dissatisfied and a reference to Whe Schilling's Beat.
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Schilling
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure All Readily
A 19th century advertisement offers one hundred dollars for proof Hall's Catarrh Cure fails. It claims the remedy is a constitutional treatment taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces, destroying the disease’s foundation and building the constitution. Also promotes Hall's Family Pills for constipation and urges readers to send for testimonials from Toledo Ohio.
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Hal
Hall
Toledo
Notice to Public on Settling Accounts
Notice to public. Having disposed of my implement store in this city, all parties knowing themselves indebted to me please call and settle their accounts, Fred Whbd r.
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Fred
John ©. Cumming
Werton Atora
Weaton
Umatilla County
Oregon
John C. Cumming
Thomas FitzGerald
Pendleton Savings Bank
Pendleton
District Court of the United States For
District of Oregon
Chas. H. Marsh
Petition blanks for candidates on sale at East Oregonian
Notice. Petition of Candidate and Elector's Nominating Petition blanks are printed and on sale at the East Oregonian office. All persons having claims against the estate of late T. G. Halley must present them at Stephen A. Lowell's Despain block office.
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East Oregonian Office
Iate
T. G. Halley
Despain Block
Stephen A. Lowell
Miners debate compulsory incandescent lighting
It is argued that mandating the incandescent electric lighting system in mines would markedly reduce the death toll.
Registration and election dates for upcoming primaries
Registration opens for primaries on January 6 and closes for election on April 7. Primary election is April 17 with registration reopening April 21. Close for election May 15. General election June 1 with registration reopening September 20 and close for election October 30. Presidential election on November 7.
Delegates Circulate April Meeting for Oregon State Convention
Oregon Republican state central committee to meet in Portland April 10 to set convention dates and delegate counts. Eight national delegates, four at large, eight alternates, and two district delegates per district will be chosen for Chicago June 16. Roosevelt and La Follette lead. Taft and Hughes not yet favored. Counties hold conventions. Marion County declines Taft instruction. Voters urged to participate and organize quickly.
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la Follette
Wisconsin
United States
Republican County Central Committee
Umatilla County
Major Lee Moorhouse
Pendleton
Chicago
Suze Central Committee
Portland
Roosevelt
Republican State Central Committee
State Central Committee
Oregon
Marion County
Taft
Hughes
Hoosevelt
Orean
Accordi Nnly
Senate
Portland Names and Addresses in Local Directory Fragments
Readable fragments list individuals and places including Mareh Echo Portland J W Fox Wal la Walla Morton Allison Gee McGlivery John son Spokane Burke Dunn Fortland Rush Walla Walla Richardson Rathburn Hampton Markmat Portland Conover Black Lloyd Chicago Flint Summers Astoria and more in a scattered directory snippet.
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Mareh
Echo
F. Magoon
Portland
F. A. Brown
East Oregonian Ad for Candidate Cards Service
A brief notice advertising candidate cards and circulars printing at reasonable prices with prompt service and first class work, including a contact via East Oregonian phone line.
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East Oregonian
Ankeny Fight in Washington Senatorial Battle
An editorial from the Yakima Republic reviews Washington’s senatorial struggle. It explains how Ankeny forces push to defeat popular election by promising pledged candidates, while opponents seek unpledged delegates to block reform. The piece argues popular determination will end legislative corruption and reduce corporate influence.
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Washington
Senacorse
Ankeny
Oregon
United States
Yakima Republic
Arma
Senate
Jones
Seattle
King County
Olympia
Foley Honey and Tar cough remedy claims refund policy
A printed card certifies druggists will refund your money if Foley's Honey and Tar cures your cough or cold. It promises to stop the cough heal the lungs and prevent serious outcomes from a cold or grippe. It asserts it cures coughs and prevents pneumonia and consumption and notes the genuine product is not in a yellow package and to refuse substitutes.
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Foley
Closing Out Pianos at Cost Near Bridge
Closing out pianos at cost near the bridge. Phone main 24 for details and purchases.
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Madras
Philippines
Interstate Commerce Commission
St. George
Jesse
Heatherbloom
Alexander Dep
Valu
Main St
Proprietors
Japan
Alfred Benjamin
Bond Brothers Leading Clothiers
State Saloon
R. Strahan
Gentleman's Resort
Joseph E. Shields
OBE
F. B. Clopton
the Brewery Depot
Main
Paul Hemmelgarn
Guernsey
Hanson & Olsen
Il 1
Court Street
Olympia Beer
Drauger
Pendleton, Oregon
Rutherford & Molitor
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