Good roads measure endorsement urged by Pendleton association
The East Oregonian notes opposition to good roads bills in the legislature and urges Pendleton Commercial Association to endorse them. It argues the state aid plan assigns costs to counties fairly, with state supervision and county led work, and predicts improvements within two years if enacted. Multnomah and Umatilla counties are highlighted as key supporters.
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Pendleton Commercial Association
East Oregonian
Farmers’ Union
Highway Commission
Multnomah County
Multnomah
Umatilla County
State Good Roads Association
Passive inaction renders efforts ineffective and unrewarding
The fragment notes a critique of actions that are passive in nature and achieve nothing due to inaction. It highlights the futility of delaying decisions and the lack of progress when no steps are taken. The observation underlines the necessity of proactive measures to realize outcomes.
Centenary of Horace Greeley and his role in Lincoln era
The centennial of Horace Greeley's birth is noted for his pivotal influence on Lincoln's rise to the presidency. Born February 3, 1811 in Ambhurst New Hampshire he shaped public opinion as editor of the New York Tribune and other outlets and advised on anti slavery sentiment.
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Horace Greeley
New York
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Greeley
Lincoln
Ambhurst
N. H
Northern Spectator
Poultney
The
New Yorker
A New Spirit Behind Oregon Road Legislation
The piece notes Portland leaders now advocate broad good roads reform and seek statewide advancement under different figures than the old regime. It contrasts past Portland selfishness with current efforts to develop the state, while acknowledging limited downtown support.
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Portland
Proposal for an exhibit to aid Asiatic famine relief
A city editor suggests a spring colonist rush and an attractive exhibit near the U W Company's depot if permission is granted. The piece argues Asia faces famine and the world should aid the Chinese, while noting objections by the Chinese to foreign devils.
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U.W. Company
Asia
Diaz Faces Fresh Naval Revolution Rumor
A brief item suggests Diaz may lead a new popular uprising and soon sail with supporters to a seaport like New Orleans, signaling possible political upheaval and naval activity.
When the College Fails
Pittsburg Gazette Times notes colleges rely on internal surveys rather than external agencies like the Carnegie Foundation. Bean Keppel of Columbia reports on 492 graduating men from Columbia and Dartmouth. 216 chose occupations before college and stuck with them, 43 changed after graduation. Instructors often failed to inspire career choices. Keppel urges targeted guidance to align four years of study with students’ future ambitions.
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Pittsburg Gazette-Times
Carnegie Foundation
Bean Keppel
Columbia
Dartmouth
Fortythree
Dean Keppel
Colleges Should Aid Students in Choosing Careers
Dean Keppel argues that many students lack guidance in selecting a career and warn that 43 freshmen delaying occupation decisions and 216 already formed plans need faculty help. He says colleges should actively assist, as many 18 year olds cannot choose unaided and the modern college has a duty to offer sympathetic career guidance.
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Dean Keppel
Education vs Instinct Jacob Wendell the dog actor
Jacob Wendell Jr who plays the dog in Maeterlinck's The Blue Bird was dining when a man asked if he really can bark. Wendell replied that he had to learn.
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Jacob Wendell, Jr
Maeterlinck
Wendell
Success Magazine
Meek will bequeaths all to wife if she marries in year
Enpeck directs his will to give all property to his wife with the condition she marries within a year. He explains he wants someone to be sorry that he died.
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Enpeck
Tentator
Representative Lowden Proposes Foreign Service Improvement Bill
Illinois representative Lowden authors a bill aimed at improving the foreign service. The measure seeks changes in staffing and operations to bolster diplomatic efficacy and overseas representation.
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Representative Lowden
Illinois
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