Pendleton Daily Chronicle details and rates in Oregon
The Pendleton Daily Chronicle outlines its publication details and subscription rates. It notes printing in Pendleton Oregon, advertising and mailing options, and lists offices in Portland Chicago and Washington DC with contact details and postal classifications.
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The
Daily Foe
Oregonian
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Oregon
Chicago
Washington, D. C
Fourteenth Street
Prayer for Fortitude and Selflessness in Daily Life
A reflective vow to endure scorn without malice and to value money and manners fairly. It seeks forgetfulness of faults, kindness, obedience to creation, love and friendship, courage in sorrow, and contentment as life nears its end, referencing Barlow's Sage Urush Philosophy.
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Goi
Barlow
Chamberlain’s Duty in Oregon Senate Race
The piece argues that Governor Chamberlain should withdraw from the Oregon senatorial race since both he and Cake share the same principle of popular election of senators. Cake, having led the field and defeated top rivals, would represent Oregon well and align with national policies, suggesting Chamberlain’s graceful exit benefits both supporters and the party.
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Cake
Chamberlain
United States
Oregon
Congress
Senate
Factions and Feuds Urge Oregon Unity Speech
Tom Richardson urged Pendleton and Umatilla County to end factional politics and social divides. He warned that imaginary lines split progress and called for a rejuvenating awakening, inviting all to work together regardless of politics or religion. New residents bring fresh perspectives to the area.
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Tom Richardson
Oregon
Pendleton
Umatilla
Call for unity in Umatilla county lands
A historical appeal urges settlers to forget faction and strife and unite for a shared future. The speaker champions common home pride, calling Umatilla the greatest Inland Empire county and urging action today to rise above petty divisions.
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Umatilla
Teelf
No Excuses for Pendletons Campaign for New Settlers
Pendleton and Umiatilia County residents show indifference to publicity funds and booster programs despite prosperity and steady rents. Tom Richardson urged funds at the court house but faced apathy as locals enjoy rising incomes. The article predicts a future awakening only after land productivity declines and vacancies rise, provoking renewed booster efforts similar to Salem’s past year.
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Pendleton
Umiatilia County
Tom Richardson
Court House
Salem
Not Ousted Too Soon Haywood Discharged
William D Haywood was discharged from the Western Federation of Miners as Spokane Chronicle reports his prolonged debauch in Denver. While many commend the action, a large portion of the country believes he should have lost office earlier for treasonous, reformist speeches against government and courts and his alleged debauch is among his lesser offenses against citizenship.
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William D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Executive Council
Haywood
Federation
Courts of the Land
Republic
Morroccan bandit Ralsuli reported alive hoped by papers
News sources express hope that the Morroccan bandit Ralsuli is not dead, noting he has supplied timely stories for two years. The public seeks confirmation amid lagging news activity and praises Ralsuli for consistently delivering rich reports during critical moments.
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Ralsuli
Ralsul
Raleull
Rows Said to Be Untrustworthy Tithe Official
The Salem jury eyed J Thorburn Rows president of the Tithe Guarantee and Trust company and found him untrustworthy. The phrenology and physiogamy theories are dismissed as accurate. A red hot stove would be safe in his keeping, given the close view.
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J. Thorburn Rows
Tithe Guarantee and Trust Company
Salem
Town owners must boost Pendleton growth or face charges
When owners refuse to fund town promotion, renters and tenants cannot be relied upon to boost growth. The program will change. The property owner who profits from Pendleton’s growth must now contribute to boosting and publicity efforts.
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Pendleton
Local Paper Subscription Offers Yearlong Gift Idea
Tom Richardson advised an effective Christmas present: a year's subscription to the local newspaper. He said this is a strong way to advertise the state while giving recipients a lasting, informative gift.
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Tom Richardson
Governor Mead Leaves Olympia for Governors Conference
Governor Mead of Washington departed Olympia last night to attend the conference of governors at the White House from May 13 to 15. The gathering will address national concerns affecting all regions.
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Governor Mead
Washington
Olympia
Washington City
White House
Those who marry for money usually earn it
A brief aphorism notes that marrying for wealth often yields financial rewards rather than romantic fulfillment. The saying emphasizes prudence in choosing marital motives and the pragmatic aspect of economic gain in partnerships.
Lincoln address tablets funded for schools nationwide
Lincoln Educational league provides 20000 dollars to place tablets bearing Gettysburg Address text in schoolhouses. Half cost covered by the league, with other half paid by schools or participants. Address delivered November 19? 1800s at Gettysburg dedication. The speech honors fallen soldiers and urges renewed devotion to the nation and a government by and for the people that shall not perish.
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Lincoln Educational League
Abraham Lincoln
Gettysburg
Lincoln
Gettysburg National Cemetery
Lerty
Caliporsta Poppies Poem for Mortal Hearts
A poem by Frufina C. Tompkinay from the San Francisco Star laments the search for perfect textiles and dyes. It questions who grants royal commissions and where artistry is learned, asking if poppies care for mortals and urging openness about love.
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Frufina C. Tompkinay
San Francisco
Iniquity of Illicit Wealth Highlighted in Editorial
A San Francisco Stir commentary condemns wealth earned without effort, arguing the sin lies in how money is obtained rather than its spending. The piece contrasts earnings through hard work with money won by other means, framing the issue as a moral critique of wealth creation.
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San Francisco
Reasons For Going To Church In Adrian Minn
A poem from the Adrian Minn Democrat reflects varied motives for church attendance. It notes worship, comfort in woes, social display, listening to preachers and solos, courtship chances, and concern for the church collection, illustrating community observances.
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Dove
Adrian
Minn
Temocrat
Regeneration and rebirth find meaning in life
Aquaint reflection on renewal through faith and art. It quotes Voltaire and Andreas Bard, arguing that life unfolds as a daily rebirth, with religion offering a new meaning beyond sorrow and fate. It frames growth as evolving souls navigating pain and pleasure toward a divine abundance.
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Voltaire
Paul
Christ
Andreas Bard
Death Blow to Gambling Court ruling in Walla Walla case
The Washington state supreme court ruled on Charles Preston for operating a roulette wheel in a Walla Walla saloon finding all gambling games illegal when operated for gain regardless of private or public venue. The decision ends claims gambling can be legal behind closed doors.
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State Supreme Court
Charles Preston
Walla Walla
Superior Court
Preston
Charity Ball Raises Over Five Hundred For Pocatelco Hospital
Over five hundred dollars was raised for a hospital fund at a Pocatelco charity ball. The event was organized by about six local young ladies.
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Pocatelco
Chancellor Day's Nonsense and Fortunes
Dr. James Roscoe Day, chancellor of Syracuse University, spoke in New York on fortunes and wealth. He argued against alarm at wealthy fortunes and suggested the money will return to the people, encouraging spenders to enjoy what they earn.
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James Roscoe Day
Syracuse University
New York City
Day
Hair Naturally Abundant and Dandruff Cure Ad
An old advertisement touts hair strength and dandruff cure claiming dandruff causes most hair trouble and is germ related. It promotes Nowbroa Herpicide as germ killer, claims instant itching relief, gloss and softness, and offers samples by mail from The Herpicide Co. Detroit with prices and distributor C. Koeppen & Bros.
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Stampa
Herpicide Co
Detroit
Mich
C. Koeppen & Bros
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