Oregonian Subscription Rates and Advertising Notice
Rates for Daily and Weekly subscriptions by mail or mall, plus a notice to advertisers. Information lists prices for various durations and formats, with distribution through Portland stands and bureaus in San Francisco Chicago and Washington. The notice states deadlines for copy to appear in the Oregonian and the preceding day’s deadlines for Monday’s issues.
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Mail
Mall
Gemil
Germi-Wekly
Atx
Femi
Oregonian
Men of toil unite for labor’s common good
A quoted poem stanza urges workers to unite and overcome distrust among neighbors to claim liberty and justice. The lines emphasize collective action, solidarity, and brotherhood as the path to rightful redress of wrongs. The author is identified as J. A. Egerton.
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J. A. Egerton
Pendleton Sewer Extension Urged for South Hill District Growth
Pendleton faces the need to extend the sewer system to cover the new south hill residence district where a dozen elegant homes have risen this year and more are planned. City growth brings higher expenses, but business officials press ahead with a strong fall trade, while Eastern Oregon towns see population shifts and rising shipments of new goods.
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Pendleton
South Hill
Portland
Oregon
Freight schedules tighten across transcontinental routes
The piece notes railroads trimming freight timetables to capture cross country traffic. It cites Northern Pacific shortening to nine or eleven days from New Orleans via Puget Sound and Portland, with Harriman lines cutting schedules to compete. Emphasis lies on faster routes, mountain grades, and prioritizing live stock and perishable goods over lumber and coal.
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Stre Aur Ak Maysem
Chetulle
Pueet Sound
Portland Bank
Northern Pacific Railway
New Orleans
Tacoma
Portland
Northern Pacific
Portand
Puget Sound
Southern Pacific
New Orlente
Portago
Harriman Hnee
Injustice to Engineers Over Panama Canal Plan
Opinion column arguing against attacks on Theodore Roosevelt administration and Chief Engineer Wallace. Defends canal plans and on ground work by engineers Stevens and Wallace, contests Nicaragua route bias, and asserts Panama route achieves same goals without bias.
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Panama Canal
Theodore Roosevelt
Wallace
Stevens
Panama
Aistance
Nicaragua
Pansamus
Young Astor Says I Stand By American Pride
Waldorf Astor's son, driving in London, argues with a guardsman about nationality. The clash escalates with insults and threats before friends intervene, while other brief notes report miners at Nine Strike discovering a rich vein and Mrs. A. H. Galley’s arrest in Cleveland for manslaughter after a fatal car crash.
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Waldorf Astor
William Waldorf Astor
London
Guards
West End
Younge Astor
Frrighton Road
Pam
Astor
America
Joe BE. Reed
Sumpter
North Pole Hill
Joe Mikel
J. S. Doane
Baker City
Prophecy of Seattle Thirty Years After
A three decade old Portland encounter links Cornelius N. Hanford and Roger Semple to Seattle’s rise. Hanford, later judge in U.S. district and circuit courts, helped shape Northern Pacific affairs. Semple, former Washington territorial governor, led a major Seattle development push including a canal connecting Puget Sound to Lake Washington and a planned Hanford street extension.
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Puget Sound
Portland
Ore
Lawyrer
Cornelius N. Hanford
Seattle
Tat
Nani Roger Semple
St Louis
Daily Herald
Sempie
Young Hanford
Lake Washington
Hanford
Walere
Billett Bay
Cher
Pacific Coast
Semple
Beatrice
Amlind
Young Semple
Territory
Washington
Sai
United States District
Northern Pacific Railway
Clovernor Semple
Hanford Street
Live Stock in China and Chinese cart practices
A fragment describes Chinese livestock kept by rope anchoring, with pens and steep brick pits, and notes on oxen, mules, and distinctive carts. It mentions the transportation cart as heavy and sometimes damaged by animals, with a minimal passenger cart similar to ancient abuse of time.
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East Oregonian
Baker City Democrat
Ohia
Euat Oregoniin
Tribune
Aldo
Doctor Brigham Endorses Lydia E Pinkham Pill Potent Tonic
A physician endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a powerful tonic for female ailments. The letter from B O Brigham of Fitchburg Massachusetts cites relief for irregular menstruation, pain, bloating, and uterine troubles. It claims many doctors prescribe the remedy and urges women to seek guidance from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydian E. Pinkham
Pinkham
B. O. Brigham
Brigham Park
Fitchburg
Masa
Lt E. Pinkham
Nacho Tay
Lydia
Lynn
Mass
Farrier Details Load Bearing and Tug of Ox Cart
The text describes a heavy cart with a total weight around 411 lb for the wheels, noting stout shafts and a need for secure pinning when the cart tips. It mentions mules, horses, and donkeys hitched to axles with a hawk to pull together, and references a historical hinge event during the British occupation of Pekin in 180.
Guest asks scale before dinner at piano recital
A Chicago Chronicle excerpt describes a guest asking for a musical scale before dinner after Lidia Seti performs Chopin. The hostess teams with a guest to bridge the silence, while an old gentleman on the right replies he would stand another scale after his earlier ones.
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Lidia Seti Heralf
Chicago
How Jerome Got His Name
Lawrence Jerome, a friend of William Travers, chose the name for his newborn son. The wealthy stockbroker Travers and the father debated naming him, and the coin toss decided, yielding William Travers Jerome. Travers later advised a stuttering acquaintance to seek a doctor for their ailment.
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William Travers Jerome
Lawrence Jerome
William Travers
Jerome
Travers
Konkaes Olty Siar
Wool Buyers Plan Contracts and Trust in Market Shakeup
Grant County News reports wool buyers moving to contract sales and curb the sealed pooling system. Growers are urged to defend their trust and respond with firm action as large sales trigger bold market shifts.
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Cougeon
Grant County News
Rheumatism Common in Summer
A fragmentatory medical note claims rheumatism worsens in summer as the skin pores open and the blood purges poisons. It recalls a patient from Columbus Ohio about 1355 Mt Vernon Ave who improved after stopping doctors' medicines and using a remedy described as a tonic, noting swollen joints and eventual recovery.
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Columbus, C
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