Senator Fulton's Libel Dilemma Stirs Oregon
The Oregon senator W Fulton weighs suing Cosmopolitan or Collier's Weekly for libel amid public reports. The era’s revelations link to Mitchell and others, with media criticism mounting as both magazines defend their claims while Fulton avoids further trouble.
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W. Fulton
Oregon
Cosmopolitan
Collier's
Fulton
Binger Herman
Mitchell
Coljier’s Weekly
Sinator Fulton
Decline of Domestic Help Reflects Changing American Class Views
The article argues domestic help is scarce as American girls resist servile labeling. It laments the rise of an armocracy and imitate old world aristocracy, pushing women toward other trades. It asserts true wealth matters little without character and mind.
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United States
Thijs
Harvest of Thought Preaches Progress Norhteral Wisdom
Fragmentary editorial asserts Progeome as the ripened product of sober thinking by world thinkers. It claims one mind provides the sunbeam others the rasp and wind, composing a global harvest of progress. The piece suggests farmers think by day while the world sleeps and then act.
Office Supplies Ad Sparks Busy Businessmen
Frantic text shows Frank Rooke promoting office supplies for the new year. Piles Cling Monk Boxes Pens Inks and related items are advertised as up to date and suitable for the busy professional. The message claims specialty service and reasonable prices.
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Frank Rooke
Silent Thinkers Behind World Progress
A meditation on unseen brains shaping industry and society. Merchants, engineers, and scholars work by lamp and firelight, refining plans and ideas that drive growth. Real progress arises from secluded minds dreaming new forms of advancement and uplifting humanity.
Tax law reform urged by Umatilla County leaders
A local push calls for revising tax collection to cover expenses and curb delinquencies. Advocates argue current rules let wealthy individuals dodge personal property taxes while sheriff costs burden the system. They urge shifting duties to the treasurer and taxing idle land to fund government needs.
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Umatilla
Umatitla
Railroads Trend Toward Government Ownership Worldwide
The article notes 1900 outside the US had 167,819 miles of government railroads with private lines declining. By 1908 government ownership reached 220,750 miles outside the United States, private ownership 91,946 miles, signaling near elimination of private railroads in Europe and turning England and France toward nationalization. The piece contrasts this with a humorous long poem and then the poem Sleepy Song by Josephine Daskam.
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United States
Switzerland
Italy
Japan
Euerope
Spain
England
Ikie Loeismiry
The Wealth of Poverty and Transit Figures
An eclectic note touches poetry by Edward Wilbur Manon and a critique on travel between the Americas. It contrasts wealth with poverty and cites perspectives on transatlantic passenger steamship options versus cargo ships. John Barrett in Chicago Record-Herald comments on passenger needs and North American travel trends.
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Cronsus
Edward Wilbur Manon
Nathanal Magazine
America
North America
Europe
United States
New York
Mhitaco
John Barrett
Chicago Record-Herald
Public Ownership and Railroads in the January Everybody
The piece discusses government control outside the United States and argues for communal good over private capital. It critiques centralized railroad ownership and notes a shift from private to public or communal ownership of railroads.
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Charles Edwerll Rummel
United States
Ginttiog
Oll
America my America a poem by Edwin Markham
The passage invokes a call to America as a great Mother with a hill flower in her hair and a diviner light. It envisions a mission to strike down Mammon and brazen breeds, shaping a mighty future as the armed heavens lean to hear her fame and power.
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America
Kerica
Edwin Markham
Money and Morality in Early Career Ambition
A reflection argues that youth should pursue fair rewards with honesty while warning that pursuing money as an end leads to vulgar greed. It questions whether doctors drivers and teachers should earn modest fees for valuable services and stresses moral limits on wealth pursuit.
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Ufe
Iim
Uncle Mowe and the Chickens in a Sillorgia Trial
An old Black man in a sillorgia town dopes himself to a white neighbor's chickens. The town condemns the theft and drags him to trial. The exchange before judgment exposes the sin and the old man’s defiant reply.
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Sillorgia
Judenent
Horners Weekly
Choosing meat in early 20th century dietary guidance
The article advises selecting beef by firm white fat and finely grained meat with proper color, warns against pale or gray flesh, and recommends mutton of dark color with abundant marrow fat. It cautions against poorly fed animals with yellow fat and notes meat should not appear pale or dull.
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Mick
Sciénee Bulletin
Skating Night in the AI and a New Philadelphia Hotel
The East Oregonian notes a trend of roof wardens for concerts in summer across theaters and hotels, citing Philadelphia's Beulevyue Stratford as a premier 18 story hotel costing about 18 million dollars. Its roof rises over 200 feet, with sightseers reaching it by elevators.
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Philadelphia
Brotherly Love
Beulevyue Stratford
Baron Billiard Rowma Dining Ad Highlights Rates
Special rates by the week or month with excellent cuisine and prompt dining room service. Baron Billiard Rowma in connection, only three blocks from depots.
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Mail
Mall
Geral
Baron Billiard Rowma
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