Daily Boat Oregonian on sale at Oregon News Co
Publication note Indicates availability at Oregon News Co Portland Oregon and distribution details including addresses in Washington DC and Pendleton Oregon. Copyright and postal information implied with standard second class mail designation. Potential publication metadata appears with agent and bureau mentions and street addresses.
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Oregonian
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Portland
Oregon
Washington
D.C
Bareau
Fourteenth Street
Fragmented verse fragment within sea dream refrains
A fragmented poem passage describes inner vision as tides rise and fall upon the sea eyeing the waking sun. The speaker frets at outside eyes while turning inward to seek treasure in consciousness, feeling the day’s onset and hesitantly exploring the mind’s depth.
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Epiel Alwells
The Great Struggle Between Labor and Capital
A reflection on rising antagonism in America between organized labor and big industry. It cites Gompers sentencing, government action against Stand ard Oil, and a growing clash with United States Steel. The piece urges fair profits sharing and consideration for workers families to avert upheaval.
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America
Leiter
Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
Standard Oil Company
Organized Labor
United States Steel Corporation
Lbor
The Age Habit Theory of Aging
A prominent physical culturist argues that aging is largely a habit shaped by convention. He contends premature old age is caused by social expectations rather than inevitable biology and that people grow old because others insist on it.
A Man's Folly and Laughter Against Growing Old
A writer urges decisive steps to resist aging and avoid repetitive habits. He argues against worry as fear and cowardice fuel aging, praising laughter as a strong preventive. Yet he concedes that following such advice is often harder than giving it.
Judge Lorton and Tafts Supreme Court choice debate
Taft nominates Judge Lorton to the Supreme Court to replace the late Justice Peckham amid claims he is pro corporation. Critics say his 20 year record favors capital interests and never opposes the Louisville and Nashville railroad. Senators Chamberlain and Tormoh reportedly oppose his confirmation. Critics argue the court already overflows with ex corporation attorneys and prejudice concerns arise.
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Lorton
Louwlaville & Nashville Railroad
Senate
Chamberlain
Tormh
Lurton
Pendleton Stock Drive Aims At $350,000 For Traction Plan
Negotiations between Waish peton Oregon traction company and Pendleton residents move toward a stock subscription to fund the project. Local committee seeks Pendleton backing to secure loan prospects and ensure rapid execution of plans for a new power supply and railway extension. Pending such funding, the traction men pledge support and prompt action.
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Waishpeton-Oregon Traction Company
Traction
Pendleton
Arbuckle brothers pay $605000 back st ution to government
Sugar trust claims to have surrendered part of stolen money by paying $605000 in back st ution. The text questions if this completes government action against the Arbuckle brothers. It then shifts to urging early Christmas shopping to dodge crowds and delays.
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Arbuckle Brothers
St Ution
Sugar Trust
Walla Walla Dry Prohibition Targeted in Uunatillan County
A local report outlines a proposed tightening of the dry prohibition in Uunatillan County aiming to curb illegal sales and strengthen enforcement in the area near Walla Walla. The move seeks to reduce bootlegging and public intoxication through stricter penalties and clearer enforcement guidelines.
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Walla Walla
Uunatillan County
The Gray Nun Poem
A reflective poem speaks of a quiet figure named Twilight, the gray nun, who visits at dusk to calm the speaker. It describes her gentle touch easing care, drawing aside the curtain from the living and dead, and bringing memories of long-ago flowers and vanished friends.
Quaker Aunt Patience Explains Why She Never Married
In a Pennsylvanian town with many Friends, a prim old Quaker spinster attended her grandnephew’s wedding. During breakfast the groom teased her with a question about why she never wed. She answered calmly that it was because she was not as easily pleased as his wife.
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Patience
William
Ah Sweet is Tipperary in the Spring Time
Poem excerpt describing the Irish landscape and joyful spring imagery in Tipperary. Cites "By Tenis A. Metlarthy" and notes in Literary Digest. Nods to hawthorn blossoms, breezes, singing birds, and romantic musings amid vivid rural scenes.
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Tipperary
Siieve
Ike Aly
Tenis A. Metlarthy
Literary Digest
Fragmented verse on a stage and "Richard" amid blood
A fragment of a dramatic monologue describes friendly lights, rainbow fires, and a throne scene where Richard pathways through kin, amid blood and love. The speaker reflects on counterfeit life, shifting visions, and a curtain falling as life’s paganintry fades, ending with Town Talk about the class.
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Richard
Palmy Days in My Life and Other Verses
A fragmented poem reflecting on palmy days of wealth and power, contrasting past joy with present hardship. The speaker recalls courting, grand settings with pillows, and family members, noting truth beyond printed pages and the sting of memories. The piece weaves nostalgia with personal pain and humorous mischief.
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Pilmy
Grandpa
W. E. Bus
To Vote By Electricity in Chamber of Deputies
It is reported that the Chamber of Deputies shall vote by electricity next year. A screen near the secretary's Bible will show deputies homes, with five spaces labeled Present Absent Yes No Vote unrecorded after each name. Upon taking his seat at the start of each session, a deputy will press a button.
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Chamber of Deputies
Vote Mechanics for Abstention on a Required Button
A description explains that at the time of the vote the individual will cast a "You" vote and a "No" on abstaining by pressing the corresponding button. The text focuses on the procedure of selecting options during the ballot.
Time checks and a guarded clock askew
In a drawing room a father instructs Ethel to reset the clock after the young man leaves to fetch his breakfast. The exchange hinges on precise timing and the mundane task of adjusting timekeeping.
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Father
Ethel
The Pioneers and the Witness in a Courtroom Snippet
A fragmentary piece contrasts pioneers with unnamed heroes and cites a courtroom exchange. It mentions McLandburg Wilson and a witness saying his maid was arranging hair in the boudoir, while a lawyer questions where he was. The hoston transcript frames the dialogue about event context.
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Hoston
1800 Acre Chinook Belt Ranch for Sale
For sale is 1800 acres of fenced land with a good house and basement four bedrooms two barns three orchards and other improvements. Located along the Blue mountains foot hills in the Chinook belt with fine bunch grass and clear springs. Owner cut 150 tons of alfalfa this year. Ideal stock ranch ten miles from a railroad. Asking price 12.50 per acre plus 10000 dollars worth of cattle horses three wagons and all ranch machinery included. Seller says I find bargains.
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Blue Mountains
Chinook Belt
Crystal Springs
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