Fragmentary East Oregonian item from Portland bureau listing
Fragmentary OCR reads the Daily East Oregonian paper notice with street addresses and bureau credits. It mentions Northwest News Co, Portland, and city county paper status with post office entry notes.
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East Oregonian
Me News Co
Orrison Street
Port Seagon
Northwest “Nine Co
Portland
Outinn
mEeton
Speath Street
N. W
Pendleton Weighs Branch Asylum Impact on City
The East Oregonian suggests Baker’s disappointment over losing a branch asylum will not ruin Pendleton. The project mainly brings indirect gains, such as a gravity water supply, street and road improvements, and broader economic uplift, with wholesale purchases limiting local gains. City growth hinges on multiple other needs beyond the asylum.
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Pendleton
Baker
Branch Asylum
East Oregonian
Pendicton
Jackson
Raley
Raley Street
Asylum
Sires
New Institution Aims to Shape Prosperous City Growth
A noted plan envisions establishing a new institution to foster the town into a real city. Officials and business leaders discuss forming a framework to guide development, attract investment, and expand services for residents and enterprises.
Bowerman’s Pendleton asylum decision framed as public welfare
The article argues Bowerman did not act from county gratitude when choosing Pendleton for the branch asylum. It cites county vote margins and registrations showing strong Republican support elsewhere, asserting his choice aimed at the state's best interests and the institution’s suitability rather than political gain.
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Pendleton
Bowerman
Powerman
Elect West
Baker
Union
Umatilla
West
Tunatilia
The Spokane Election In Favor Of Commission Government
In Spokane advocates won the commission form of city government amid opposition from Calais interests liquor lobby and Otter vested interests. The Spokane Review and local women played key roles though many women did not vote. The new charter reflects broad public sentiment and marks a reformist victory.
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Spokane
Commission
Calais
Otter
Spokesman-Review
Statesmen Opposed to Navy Betterment in Philippines
A brief critique notes that if certain lawmakers and editors who oppose modernizing the naval forces were stationed in the Philippines they might change their stance. The remark implies a contrast between critics at home and naval needs abroad.
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Philippines
Mrs Warner Wins Victory After Long Battle
Mrs Warner finally emerges victorious after a prolonged contest. The outcome settles a dispute that drew local attention and involved community figures and supporters who backed her claim.
Mother Love and Fractures in a Harvard Lecture
The Washington Star cites Harvard psychologist William James noting he used anecdote to illuminate motherhood in a psychology lecture. A boy’s quip on fractions reveals a mother’s likely stance on pie and love. Also announced: Canadian Pacific Railway plans a seasonal Montreal to South America steamer and a West Indies weekly line with winter ports Halifax and St John.
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William James
Harvard
Washington Star
James
Canadian Pacific Railway
Montreal
South America
West Indies
Halifax
St. John
New Brunswick
West India Line
Phrases That Trace Nineteenth Century Sayings
Smithsonian official cites origins of common phrases while showing a wheatear and discussing terms like mad as a hatter, not worth his salt, brick, scot-free, and when in Rome. The piece links adages to historic roots, noting Latin salarium and Roman customs as sources.
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Neghboring
Smithsonian Institution
Scotland
Rome
Ambrose
Milan
St. Paul's
Brooklyn Eagle
Deep Roots of Truth Guide Honest Belief
In this Ohio State Journal reflection a writer urges rechecking why we hold beliefs. He argues many form opinions on trivial or biased grounds and warns that flimsy foundations lead to gloom. True conviction requires deep, verifiable reasoning and integrity.
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Ohio State Journal
Wright
Alligator Swallows Parson During Baptism Celebration
A stranger describes a bizarre baptism day in a southern town where a large alligator swallowed the visiting preacher. The incident sparks secular celebrations as locals fish and paddle hoping to recover the parson. Officials note the area reaching municipality status and plans public improvements.
Bottle of health tonic advertised as pure and safe
Public notice-style promotion extols a tonic described as absolutely pure and safe with proven benefits over 57 years. It claims to aid poor appetite, heartburn, headaches, biliousness, indigestion, dyspepsia, colds, grippe, and malaria and urges trying it from all druggists.
Doctor’s orders misread in delirium case
In early medicine a drunken patient with delirium tremens was under a physician’s care. The nurse misinterpreted orders about snakes and a medicine. The patient’s delirious claim he saw red white and blue turkeys with straw hats is noted. A meddlesome person is called a hore.
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Gorelock
Demandel
Convoy Drill Turns Into Farce in Open Country Camp
A battalion drills on taking a convoy through open country. One company acts as horses cows and wagons. After time passes a soldier lying down delays the march. A furious major demands why he does not advance. The soldier replies he cannot because a wheel is off.
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Winton
Enid
Eliler
Uve
Ae Standard Oil Company
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Mother Love
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Hostetter
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Pete
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Mark Moorhouse
Pembleton
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