Bryan Shames Sulivan as Corrupt Democrat Before Democratic Feast
On the eve of a grand welcome for Bryan, he demands resignation of National Committeeman Roger Sullivan of Illinois for corruption. He declares a corrupt Democrat is as objectionable as a corrupt Republican and condemns Sullivan during the party’s celebratory period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bryan
Roger Sulivan
Iliners
Democratic National Omeritiee
Bryan Deey
Howerelt
Aten
Roosevelt
Perty
Theodore
Tilipoli
Methote
Brrat
New York
Vast Canadian claims in catechism provoke debate
A historical criticism notes the Catechism of Canada overstates size and reach, comparing Canada to 30 United Kingdoms and 14 Germanys, while population figures appear modest. The piece questions the taste for grandiose imperial messaging and calls for sober presentation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
Edward Wil
Ible
United States
Rome
United Kingdoms
Germanys
New York
Chicago
London
Wurttress
Ome
Steg
Indias
Governor Cummins Praised In Progressive Editorial
The Salem Journal lauds Governor Cummins of Iowa as bright and progressive, championing tariff revision along safe lines, corporate control, and direct primaries. It compares him to La Follette, notes his lead against business cliques, and asserts he can accomplish much by sticking to his program with public backing.
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Salem Journal
Scentimen
East Oregonian
Cummins
Iowa
Journal
Sys
Bright
Laws
Republican Party
la Follette
Wisconsin
Commins
Abe
S24
A Tip From The Telephone Fight Over Phone Use
A clash over a phone line ends with an elderly man being assaulted by an enraged father. A high profile court case follows a gossip filled exchange about flirtation over the line. A wealthy mine executive tries to reach a friend but is told he is “butting in” during a busy call period. A young woman and a jockey are named in a gossip charged dispute as the man seeks medical help. The episode unfolds amid claims of interference and rude treatment at Central exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cestly Lawcult
Mellen
Central
Tines
Napoleon
Seine
Toulon
Paris
Lodi
Pyramids
Alps
France
Marengo
Vin
Auetechuitz
Leipsie
Millster Baronets
Elbe
Waterloo
Helena
Mr Hide
Kores
Sheir
Robert G. Ingercoil
Bard Inn Library Offers Wide Range of Books
The notice advertises a complete line of paperbound books from leading magazines and popular fiction. It promotes the Bard Inn Library and invites readers to inquire for details on available titles and reading matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee
Bard Inn
Telephone Etiquette Sparks Family Feud In Denver
Catrine Mullen complains after a man ignores her, leading to a clash with her father who whips the offender in his library. Police arrest Tines as the case heads to Denver court amid wealthy families and a public warning that phone lines should be used for sane purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catrine
Mullen
Tri
Tines
Denver
Napoleon the Great myth and a world of death
The narrator contemplates Napoleon and his battles from memory at a tomb, recalling his rise and fall from Toulon to Waterloo. The passage contrasts the imperial figure with the human cost of war and then shifts to a stark meditation on global mortality and preventable disease, citing vast death figures and urging reflection on life and suffering.
Marvels of Colombia Climate and Altitude Explained
A report outlines Colombia's vast climate variety from tropical lowlands to Andean plateaus. Bogota sits near the equator at 122 600 residents with a mild year round climate, while the central plain supports coffee estates and tropical crops. The piece highlights altitude as key, noting warm valleys, rich soil, and diverse agriculture across regions.
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Colombia
Boegeta
Cotommhia
Tropics
New England
Maine
Minnesota
Andes
Vallere
Bogota
Atlanta
Montreal
Mlinois
Netraeka
The Dance of Death and Earthquake Toll Comparisons
A fragmentary note compares historic quake tolls, citing San Francisco, Lisbon, Calabria, and a 1996 tsunami. It attempts to weigh losses against modern totals, referencing tens of thousands to millions of victims across events. Data appears inconsistent and largely unverified.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Lisbon
Calabria
The Fate of Russell Sage and His Wealth
The San Francisco Star comments on the life of Russell Sage, condemning his wealth earned by dishonest stock and bond speculation, foreclosures, and extortion. It questions whether he achieved anything a Christian or gentleman could be proud of, noting his immense cash holdings but a life lacking noble virtue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Sage
Lace
Yndestry
Elhie 20 -Peare
Russel
San Franciero Star
Bingham Springs Hotel in Blue Mountains Oregon
The Bingham Springs Hotel sits in the Blue mountains near the Umatilla river offering trout fishing and scenic views. It features a swimming pool and an on-site dairy and garden for guest meals, with daily rates from two dollars and weekly rates listed. Address: M. E. Foley, Bingham Springs, Gibbon Post Office, Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bingham Sprimes
Blue Mountains
Umatilla
Bingham Spring
Cowlett
Oregon
M. E. Foley
Bingham Springs
Gibbon Post Office
The Ghoulish Coffin Trust
The Com ure denounces a ghoulish coffin trust preying on the poor at griefs hour. It condemns tariff protections and duties that shield the trade from competition, calling the government a partner and protector of the trust and noting added taxes on the bereaved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coffin Trust
John D Rockefeller greeted by diverse officials on return
Among friends welcoming John D Rockefeller back from Europe were New York police and detectives, private eyes, Standard Oil officers, state process servers, newspaper reporters and photographers, marshals, deputies, and jurors. The piece notes 360,000 Canadians in American professional life and estimates credited Canadians at 2.4 per 16.06 in the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John D. Rockefeller
Europe
New York
Standard Oil Secret Service
Nia
United States
Ohio
Findlay
Hancock County
America
Great Britain
Canada
Portland’s July 1996 Sets Heat Record Across City
July 3, 1996 marked the hottest month ever in Portland with a mean temperature 3 degrees higher than any year in 36 years. The average reached 72 degrees, while daily highs hit 101 and lows dropped to 54.
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Portland
Lumber quality and supply options offered to carpenters
A trade note states availability of lamber wood from private individuals or contractors in any quantity with high quality timber free from knots and warp. It mentions frequent consignments of the choicest hard lamber and readiness to deliver lengths suitable for carpenters, with pricing implied as low and quantities high.
Electric motors offer superior speed and cost efficiency
An ad extols electric motors as faster, cleaner and more economical than other power options. It promises good, quick work at minimum cost and invites readers to request prices and a complete estimate tailored to their needs.
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Ast
Oregonian
Seoul
Pendieten
East Oregonian Publishing Company
Scripce-McRae News Assoctation
Breb Rich's
Hotel
Havel Perkins
Frazier’s Book Store
Japan
Martinique
United State
Herome
Chile
Sen Franciaro
Marvels OF
J. Claire
Lewis Hunter Howse
Blue Mountain
the Ghoulish Coffin Trust
John DS
Oregon Lumber Yard
Court
Pendleton
Northwestern Gas and Electric Co
Corner Court
Frank B. Clapton & Co
London & Lancashire Fire Insure
North Briteh & Mercantile Ky
Nce
Eroyal Insurance Co
Alliance Assurance Ca
C. E. Bowlsby
3 Harpwick
Him & Rowman Building
Railroad Street
Pendleton Roller Mills
Byers
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