East Oregonian Defends Major Swartslander Amid Reservation Debates
The East Oregonian responds to criticism of Major Swartslander over reservation administration. The paper asserts his aim is orderly governance, urges peace, and notes support from farmers and local business leaders who rely on credit and stable administration.
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Gece
Swartzfender
East Oregonian
Zermers
Swartslander
Eeservigns
Austrian Duke seeks American heiress wife ad stirs Chicago
The New Orleans Pleayures ridicules a sensational Austrian Duke advertising for an American wife. Chicago women who did not answer the notice may have missed a chance while a Southern paper questions the Duke’s motives and integrity. The tale hints at domestic trouble for the Duke.
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New Orleans
Chicago
Windy City
Saya
American Heiress Hunt Draws Lincoln Park Mockery
The Duke seeks an American wife and fortune, posting an ad to meet heiresses at Grant’s monument in Lincoln Park wearing a pink buttonhole. The writer derides the notion as gall, questions abroad influence, and condemns the act as desecrating a great American memory.
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America
Grant
Lincoln Park
Pendleton High School Aims to Retain Debating Cup
Pendleton high school debaters hold the state Oregon championship and regents cup, seeking permanent possession by winning again after three debates this year. The team defeated Baker Nieh in the latest eastern Oregon match, with finals not yet set until the Columbia River district champion is decided and the final contest at the state university in June.
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State of Oregon
Pendleton High School
Baker Nieh
Oregon
Columbia River District
The
State University
Boy
Campaign season grips Portland and Pendleton
The text notes Portland entering a Municipal Campaign with Pendleton planning an essett this fall. It urges early candidate search, warning that if good men do not run bad men will.
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Portland
Pendleton
Baker Town Debating Representatives Face Mixed Showdown
Superintendent Churchill and Baker residents rally around their debating team after a shaky start in a recent contest. Local officials praise effort, while supporters urge continued preparation and stronger coordination for upcoming rounds.
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Churchill
Baker
Trial of the dynamiters looms with high legal fees
The upcoming proceedings for the dynamiters will incur substantial costs for lawyers. The anticipated expenses reflect extensive court work and prolonged proceedings as counsel prepare evidence and arguments.
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Dynamiterz
Lewyers
Fragmented historical records span parliaments and events
A jumbled OCR list chronicles varied items from 1710 to 1910 including parliamentary acts, appointments, legal questions, fires, military actions, riots, and budget introductions. Named entities include Westminster Abbey, New York, Ohio, Rome, Garf ield, Chase, Gordon, Coeur d Alene, Constantinople, and the Gi bert elevated railroad.
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Ohio
Westminster Abbey
Republicana
Rome
Sante An
Achpulco
Mexico
Indiana
James A. Garfield
Frank fSleir
Treasury
Salmon
Chase
Gibert
Sixth Avenue
Chinese Gordon
Khartoum
England
America
Coeur Watens
Idaho
Coxey
Washington, D. C
Oxr
Eneter Ukase
Licys George
Constantinople
Coal Miners Return to Work in Pennsylvania
Coal miners returned to work in Pennsylvania signaling a resumption of operations after a pause. The move follows industry talks and indicates stabilization in local mines as workers resume normal shifts and production targets.
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Pennsylvania
Long legged secretary birds from South Africa
The long legged secretary birds travel in male female pairs and dash at horse speed when disturbed. They rarely fly, build bulky nests high in trees, use sticks sods and grass, with nests up to five feet across three feet thick. Incubation lasts six weeks by the female, and the young stay in the nest months while their legs strengthen and are prone to fracture if disturbed.
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Scientific American
Rowdyism in Drury Lane Theater Sparks Ejection
From the London Post dated October 27 1708 two men in the pit at Drury Lane during the last act of Henry VI caused a long disturbance. The tumult interrupted the performance for about a quarter hour until the audience ejected them, condemning the nuisance of nightly theater disruption.
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London
London Post
Drury Lane
Henry VI
Raised the Ante Small Elmer-Dapa
Small Elmer Dapa and Pape clash in a clipped bidding exchange with a nickname implied by the dialogue. The fragmentary text suggests a social or coin game dynamic featuring Elmer and Pape as speaker names in a playful, dated tone.
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Elmer
Dapa
Pape
Mike
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