Ney's retirement noted as a Democrat loss in Oregon
The East Oregonian reports William Whitney has retired permanently from politics. Whitney, praised as a sincere and gallant public servant, influenced national Democratic policy and stood with common people. His departure challenges the party's future amid references to Grover Cleveland and Oregon's push to attract population for the centennial exposition.
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East Oregonian
William ©. Whitney
Whitney
United States
Grover Cleveland
Chicago
National Democratic Organization
Cleveland
Foolish Harvest of Fatal Accidents Becomes Grim Toll
The piece notes a high annual tally of deaths from misused firearms and negligence. It contrasts Oregon regions with higher crop-like casualty counts to the author’s area where fatalities remain substantial. The article treats gun deaths as routine without deterrent impact, implying ongoing loss each year.
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Vane
Willamette Valley
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Washington
Gune
Lewis and Clark centennial to spur Oregon growth
The piece envisions the 1905 Lewin and Clark centennial as a turning point for Oregon. It argues timely plans will promote resource development, counter misperceptions, and attract eastern settlers by portraying Oregon as safe and prosperous despite frontier dangers.
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Lewis
Free advice from Oregon papers to San White
A sharp, satirical critique targets Oregon Republican papers for grandiose but hollow praise of San White the Democratic state chairman. The piece mocks claims of wisdom and urges Republicans to harmonize factions, noting past political jobs and urging prudence before campaign efforts. Huffman signs off.
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Oregon
Democratic State Central
San White
Republican Party
Huffman
Tax dodging and misstatements in property returns
An essay cites examples of wealthy individuals underreporting assets for taxation and argues for stricter assessment. It condemns systematic misrepresentation and urges public opinion and elected tax assessors to ensure all property is fairly listed, exposing evaders regardless of status.
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Vrece-Post
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Ark
Some Frozen Facts Concerning Perjury
The Columbia Pres Post reviews an interealog piece noting discrepancies between tax returns and bank deposits in 1805. It cites Cleveland cash holdings, Toledo cash figures, and Columbus cash totals contrasted with bank deposits, highlighting alleged misstatements.
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