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Comment on the governor bid and river views in Oregon
The Astorian cites concerns about W. Parenteh of Pendleton seeking the gubernatorial nomination and criticizes opposition to Columbia River improvements. It argues Pendleton cooperates with Portland for upper river projects, warns against blocking federal appropriations, and calls rivals in Lewiston and others self-serving in a broader river development debate.
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Pendleton
Grebe
Salem Staten
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Lowell
Lewleton
Senaters
Congress
Columba River
Dalles Celilo Canal
Pradleter Gcommercial Association
Upper River
Lewiston Club
Ad Wits
Columbia River
Pendleton Association
Inland Empire
Lewiston
Lowistoy
Ral
Columbia
Portland
Oregon Politics and Roosevelt in Oregon Press
The Salem Journal and observers comment on state party inaction over a salary reform, urging convention actions and fiscal restraint. Oregon editors discuss Roosevelt, Cuba concessions, and the national scene, noting press sentiment toward Senator Simon and political shifts as Joseph claims attention in Multnomah County.
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Portland
Salem Journal
Felale
Kiew Ie Aound
Oregon
Apple
County Offeinia
Salarien
Multnomah politician Joe Simon stirs statewide tensions
Fragmented letter from Oregon era politics depicts Joe Simon as a potent factor in the coming Republican convention. Moody allies vow to fight for him, while publishers caution on political letters from Washington. The piece references the Baker City Herald, gold belt reports, and regional rhetoric in a tense electoral climate.
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Napoleon
Astoria
Joe Simon
Jo Cimon
Multnomah
Simon Ae
Gewr
Moody
House of Representatives
Washington
Charles Hh Pui
Baker City Herald
Maker City
Lindaren
Rye Mountains
Oregon
A FALSE FACE
A reader is invited to notice how crepes fasten on a man and alter his feelings and look revealing a changed countenance. Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery is advertised as curing dyspepsia and stomach ills not a stimulant but a remedy that builds health.
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Dr. Pierce
A. J. Vanderwater
T Man
Hal Hardy
Pierce
Henry Matin
Perua
la Grippa
Perans
Hartman
The
Hartman Sanitarium
Columba
Peruna Medicine Cited by Julian Segundo Conde de Ovies
The Canfield Atlantic City NJ ad features Julian Segundo Conde de Ovies praising Peruna Medicine Co Columbus OH. He describes a winter jagrippe cured after four bottles and a fall recurrence cured quickly, noting he always carries Peruna while traveling.
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Louis de Ovies
John Quincy Adame
Florida
United States
Spain
Orietto
Perna Medicine Co
Columbus
Ohio
Lie
Canfield
Atlantic City
N. J
Peruna Medicine Co
Julian Segundo
Conde DE Ovies
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