Pendleton East Oregonian Publishing Co Subscription Rates
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Poem Fragment Echoes Hope and Striving
A fragmentary verse by Sarah E. Sprague speaks of buoyed resolve and a voice urging onward through struggle. The lines hint at perseverance and the drive to reach the sky, ending with a note of emotional ascent.
Hearst Circus Style Entrance Marks Political Rally
Hearst leads a clownish Independents parade described as a circus procession into American politics. The mock army, headed by Hearst in falstaffian garb and a broken sword, draws a hue of satire before real actors take the stage and the show continues.
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Independence League
Pellmell
Faucus Fosses
Harlequin
Long Lady
Darkey
Near beer sparks calls for real temperance action
In Brownville and Enterprise Oregon towns, officials curb near beer sales amid concerns it harms boys and youths. Prohibition supporters urge decisive measures against all mock temperance products and demand enforcement of true prohibition statewide. The public backs real temperance over semi-prohibition and loopholes.
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Brownville
Enterprise
Wallowa County
Oregon
Pendleton
Uncommon Scrub T M Stevens Faces Bigamists Abroad
Portland export boss M Stevens reputedly worth nearly half a million is in trouble over marriages. He allegedly cast off his first wife to wed Miss Monk in Chehalis, while in Portland locals dispute the first marriage. If he is guilty of bigamy, he faces a penitentiary term and social disgrace.
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T M. Stevens
Portland
State Penitentiary
Stevens
Chehalis
Miss Monk
Disgraceful Debauchery in Stevens Wealth Affair
The text condemns a rich man Stevens for engaging in a sham marriage arrangement with a long-time mistress. It argues society should force marriage to his wife of 16 years and calls his wealth a shield that hides the scandal. It questions the legitimacy of any second union and paints the situation as rotten and degrading.
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Stevens
Portland
Esperanto poised for world role argues over future
A U S government envoy will attend Cresden’s fourth Esperanto congress as official recognition spreads. Proponents cite 753 societies and 56 periodicals, while critics warn it may fail like Volapuk after past congresses. Easy to read yet hard to speak, Esperanto faces doubt about lasting appeal.
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Paris
Indiana Habituated Voices Spark Debate on Credit
A fragment recalls a dispute over recognition for Wallan Walla and a claim that Indiana did not receive credit for a prior assertion. The note hints at a broader discussion of attribution and reputation.
Garden City shifts away from tavern trade seeks orderly town charm
The piece argues Garden City should stop catering to drunken spenders and invite families and retired farmers seeking a busy, progressive mom town. It claims Pendleton no longer serves this unwanted trade and is removing letter classes of people to improve the town’s moral climate.
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Pendleton
Governor Chamberlain Faces Harriman Pbbh Tale
The text notes Harriman and Governor Chamberlain of Oregon may reveal facts about PBBH. The governor is described as simpy preflatible and ready to tackle knotty issues like railroad wars. A new interaction with Chamberlain could affect Oregon’s plans and reveal what lies ahead for the state.
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Chamberlain
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First Woman Professor Appointed at Moscow University
For the first time in Rusali history a woman becomes university professor. Dr Douchakova a Zurich graduate and pathology expert defined a thesis before joining the Moscow faculty. Students will welcome her with an ovation at the opening lecture. Moscow University admits women students.
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Rusali
Douchakova
Zurich
University of Moscow
Moscow University
Chinese Women and Sunshine in Reforming China
At a New York meeting Minister Wu discussed Chinese women. He said they historically stayed indoors by custom, now increasingly venture out but lack independence. He described indoor life, pale complexions, and that outdoor exercise remains limited. He also touched on weather imagery and lightning colors.
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New York
China
The Path of Reform in Cleveland Street Cars
A polemic notes that Cleveland municipal street cars failed to pay for two months prompting laughter in Plunder House. It praises Tom Johnson though warns contracts rarely pay at start and notes losses by north bank road contractors. Also mentions a Glasgow Caledonian railway signaling project and a Chicago church installing electric footlights to avoid light glare on speakers.
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Cleveland
North Bank Road
Tom Johnson
Chicago
A Lazy Man’s Strenuous Try to Do Little
A saying notes a lazy man makes a strenuous effort to gauge how little he can accomplish. The quip highlights contradiction between desire for ease and the grind of trying to do near nothing.
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