Telemachus and a Century of Pendleton News Echoes
A sprawling 1903 era column in Oregon discusses Telemachus quotables, coal train robbing, Pendleton improvements, land demand, and a push for a new opera house. It notes Oregon Daily Journal, Waterbury strikes, and the Stubblefield widow and orphan home in Walla Walla, plus rail safety and Corportations' image amid coal famine.
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Pendleton
Inland Empire
Grinners and Growlers in Household Hire Tale
A Housekeepers Magazine anecdote uses a young domestic applicant to probe if a mistress is a grinner or a growler. The exchange illustrates that positive outlook aids relations, and that grinners spread optimism while growlers breed tension. The Denver Post reference notes the idea applies universally.
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Denver
Happy Wives in Abyssinia Emancipated Women Rule Households
Goldeyn Penny describes a remote Abyssinian community where women, without meetings, run households and own joint property. A wife can banish her husband for unkind words, taking one third of shared possessions, while men may not live away from their tents unless traveling.
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Telong
Lfe
Fourth Term Ambitions Highlight Pittsburg Arbitration Scene
The piece notes four terms as mayor and Clarence S Darrow as miners' attorney in Pittsburg arbitration. Harrison and Darrow are friendly on politics and likely to support municipal ownership. Both favor public ownership, predicting a possible second city in the United States pursuing such a step within the year as corporate greed spurs reform.
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Pittsburg
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Darrow
United States
Rolse O Capital News
Smile a Little by Ella Wheeler Wilcox
Poem urging cheerful resilience as life bears burdens. The speaker contrasts smiles with frowns and invites readers to brighten their own faces and uplift others. It cites fate, labor, and perseverance, ending with the refrain to smile through tears.
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Ella Wheeler Wilcon
Municipal ownership debate dominates Chicago race
In Chicago the main campaign issue centers on public ownership of utilities including waterworks lighting plants and streetcar lines with Carter Harrison among the leading contenders in the race for mayor.
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Muntelpa
Carter Harrison
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