Splendid Pendleton Outlook Sees Over Million in Projects
Local residents point to more than one million dollars in construction in sight in Pendleton with the branch asylum hospital, new high school, Lincoln school, federal building, mountain water system, Catholic church, Malin street bridge, Roundup work and sewer extensions. These improvements promise permanent business, attract new residents, and support street work under a charter amendment, signaling a bright era and substantial city advancement.
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Pendleton
Branch Insane Hospital
High Scho
Lincoln School
Malin Street
Ecity
Branch Asylum
Roosevelt's Western Trip Magnifies Lasting Influence
During Roosevelt's western tour numerous observers note his personal sway with crowds and the extraordinary influence he maintains. The article outlines prevailing theories explaining his exalted standing among supporters.
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Roosevelt
Roosevelt reshapes American moral view and leadership
An extended Portland Oregonian editorial praises Theodore Roosevelt for redefining moral judgment in public life. It argues his influence transcends policy, portraying him as a symbol of the era's spirit and a force that elevates civic conduct, while highlighting his bold remarks at a Portland banquet.
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Boelds
Roosevelt
Portland Oregonian
Lorimer
Senate
America
Portland
Truth in Chicago reformism and vice origins
The piece argues the Chicago commission blamed poverty for vice but confined probes to the poor. It contends vice also exists among the wealthy, fed by luxury, and urges equal opportunities to reduce vice across classes. The remedy is applying the square deal to ensure equal rights to life liberty and happiness.
Durango Battle Leaves Wounded Rebels and Civilians
In the Durango campaign heavy losses occurred with 16 rebels and six non-combatants wounded. The text notes the sacrifice of non-combatants and warns of the danger of lingering to watch battle, calling it a Mexican battle worth remembering.
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Durango
Blue Mountain Champions Upheld Reputation In Wet Weather
The report notes Blue Mountain Champions maintaining their standing amid calmer winds but increased rainfall. Mr Beals is referenced in relation to the circumstances surrounding the event.
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Blue Mountain
April 10 in History Highlights Ancient Decrees and Wars
On this date Marc Anthony presented a decree to Paros regarding Delian Jews worship. Gregory XII, pope, died after calendar reform. In 1782 Admiral Rodney defeated De Grasse in the West Indies. 1814 Napoleon Bonaparte began his exile preparations.
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Paros
Gregory XII
Hugh Buoncompagne
Rome
Russia
Admirral Rodney
de Grasse
Weat Indies
Bonapare
Moro fort at Cacalod captured by Pershing force
1903 report notes the Moro fort at Cacalod in the Philippines fell to a force commanded by Captain Pershing. The entry also records that Castro was expelled from Martinique by France and that in 1910 the Interstate Commerce Commission ordered a reduction of Pullman car rates.
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Cacalod
Phiippines
Pershing
Castro
Martinque
France
Interstate Commerce Commission
Judith Gautier joins French Academy as first woman Immortal
Today Mme Judith Gautier, renowned French literary figure and daughter of Theophile Gautier, is elected to the French Academy by a seven to two vote. The honor adds her to a body of forty Immortals in the old academy, with Boncourt prize of 400 dollars awarded annually.
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Judith Gautier
French Academy
Mme. Gautier
Boncourt
Bonvcourt
Gautier
Theopile Gautier
Victor Hugo
Jade
Judith Winter
Catulle Mendes
Poor White Traders Outsmart Indian Chief Says Dialogues
The late Choctaw chief Green McCurtain warned a Guthrie reporter that Indians cannot beat white men in bargaining. He recalled two palefaces trading horses and jests about a doomed deal as their mounts died, illustrating why he doubted Indian advantage. The tale, cited by the New York Tribune, framed the Oklahoma Investigation's insights into trust and commerce.
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Choctaws
Chief McCurtain
Guthrie
Oklahoma
Bill
Sam
Hill
Jlwad
New York Tribune
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