Independent Sew Spaver and Weekly Rates Notice
Classified notice from Independent News reveals subscription rates for Feivast Gregan and the Portland area, with daily weekly and monthly mail options. It lists prices, publication names, and mentions The Oregonian notice deadline for ads, requiring copy by 4 45 p m the preceding day for Monday and by 4 45 p m Saturday for the weekend edition.
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Adventiscknasoy
Oregonian
Cope
Moniay's
From the Hand of God and Edgar Brown's Fate in Rockefeller Wealth Battle
A fragmentary account discusses John D. Rockefeller’s view of wealth as divinely entrusted, contrasts it with Edgar Brown who dies penniless. It recounts Brown’s life from Warren Pennsylvania to Iron Range ventures, his mining claim, and Rockefeller’s alleged manipulation to gain control of property that fed the United States Steel corporation, as reported by the Times Herald correspondent.
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John D. Rockefeller
Cleveland
Rockefeller
Eigar Brown
Seult Ste. Marie
Mich
Edgar Brown
Brown
John St Rockefeller
United Steer Steel
John A. Goltra
Goltra
Chiresa Record-Herald
Warren
Marritt
Iron Range
Rielle
James J
HHS
Brown and Rockefeller Curse Ends in Tragedy and Loss
The tale centers on Brown blaming Rockefeller for pressuring Flt jah fis Asechites to block funds, causing a failed deal. The ore property passed to Standard Oil, yielding vast unexploited wealth. Merritt’s heartbreak led to his death within weeks, as Brown insisted treachery from oil magnates doomed him.
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Brown
Macockhend
Rockefeller
Prown
Rockeffeller
Ehief
Merritt
Quarrel Over Who Started the Quantitative Money Theory
Republican editors spar over who originated the quantitative theory of money Moody's Magazine and the Wall Street Journal exchange good natured barbs. The debate traces the theory to financial reformers after the Civil War, with references to bimetallism and the Greenback movement and its limited party support.
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Moody's Magazine
The
Wall Street Journal
Moody's Magasine
Wesme
Dave
Meth
Psi
Murrey
Chicago
Monts’ Magazine
Draine
Nor
Batylon
Union Jaer
Independent Farmers’ Movement
Popullets
Docline Tae
Baker
Fragmentary note on 1800 Republican convention and free silver
A garbled excerpt notes a political moment in 1800 when free silver advocates were sidelined. It mentions a “Teller of Cola” and a general sense of voluntary action linked to punishment and political stance.
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Colamato
Archdeacon Colley on Spiritualism at Church Congress
Archdeacon Colley of Stockton England argued Spiritualism as an article of faith at a Church of England congress. He lectured outside after officials refused to permit the talk, defending Spiritualism as proving an afterlife and a force for moral uplift among unbelievers.
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Archdeacon Colley
Stocktom England
Church of England
Conarets
Win
Wilieth
Plerevinda
Dring
Long Submarine Trip By Lake Torpedo Boat
The Lake torpedo boat, the largest submarine yet commissioned, completed a Newport News Va to Bridgeport Conn voyage at over seven knots. Built at Newport News Shipbuilding, she left June 26 after fitting out, sent a message at Cape Henry, and resumed speed until off Barnegat to avoid whales mistaking her for a whale.
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Meie
Jules Verne
Newport News Va
Bridgeport
Cape Henry
Barnegat
The Bride Poem of Wind and Wedding
The piece questions a bride’s fate as she dons rich attire and wed in church while a windy town stares. It contrasts a ceremonial rite with a deeper doubt about earthly bonds and the bride’s possible freedom beyond tradition. The imagery blends nature’s music with human vows and a questioning tone.
Queen's Death Rules For Outdoor Exercise
His majesty the Queen of Porta advises keeping out of doors for exercise despite the cold. Stay active with simple routines, ride on horseback if possible, and otherwise find any way to enjoy the open air. Avoid heavy eating and unnecessary gear. Maintain health with fresh air and moderate activity.
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Porta
Cale
Mennen
Violet Hume
Gerhard Mennen
O Drién Moore Found Dead in Tucson Home at 60
O D rien Moore editor and owner of the Tucson Arizona Cithen was found dead in his bed at his home Sunday. He was 60 years old and had previously served as managing editor of the St. Louis Republic.
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O'Drien Moore
Tucson
Arizona
Cithen
St. Louis Republic
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