Oregon and Umatilla County a Vision of Growth
The piece extols Oregon as rich in minerals, fertile lands, and diverse climates with vast development potential. It highlights Umatilla County as Eastern Oregon’s leading area for farming, stock, and grain, urging improved roads, irrigation, and local industries to advance prosperity and population toward a bright future.
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Oregon
New York
California
Lande
Union
Northwest
Illinois
Willamette
Atlantic Seaboard
Coast Range
Douglas
Jackson
Josephine
Regan
Umatilla
Baker
Grant
Reset
Crook
Klamath
Lake
Umatilla County
Estern Oregon
Pendleton
Walla Walla Valley
Butter Creek
Blue Mountains
Columbia River
Amatillo
Eset Oregonian
Iowa
Kaneas
Nebraska
Washington
Portland Oregonian
Nicaragua Canal Drive Aimed at Pacific Coast Gain
Editorial urges swift action on the Nicaragua canal as essential to Pacific coast commerce, arguing it saves 15,000 miles of sea travel per voyage and benefits producers of Oregon and Washington. It praises President Cleveland’s resolve, contends national gains exceed local interests, and calls for united effort across parties to press Congress.
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Congress
Pacific
Nicaragua
Cleveland
Nicaragua Canal
Atlantic
New York
Pacific Coast
Liverpool
Martes
Hamburg
Holter
Deilding
Kcaragan
Eepdiens Wocke
McKinley
Oregon
Ington
Washington
Oregon and Washington Vote totals in 1892 fusion results
The article discusses 1892 statewide voting in Oregon and Washington, noting Harrison and McKinley tallies, fusion gains, and comparative voter turnout. It cites Oregon and Washington total votes, school-child ratios, and census-era boom conditions influencing political support and press valuations.
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Harrison
McKinley
Cleveland
Weaver
Oregon
Washington
Ore
Oregon Character And Pendleton Society Portrait
The piece extols Oregon’s spirit shaped by nature and pioneer history, contrasting with California and Washington. It portrays Pendleton as a prosperous, sociable town with a bustling wheat and wool economy, a large cultured female influence, and a set of refined, ambitious residents, noting social dynamics and education.
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Pendleton
Umatilla
Fay Fuller
Oregon
Pacific
California
Washington
Pargee
The Old Oyster Pearl Tale Weighs Moral Questions
A reflective fragment recaps a fable of an oyster forming a pearl from a grain of sand, followed by a chain of tragedies including theft, murder, and execution. It muses on judgment, human worth, and the unpredictability of fate, then threads in disparate moral anecdotes about taxation and cannibalism to question justice and mercy.
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Weommlers
Scafield
Fragmented 19th Century Miscellany From Aged Dispatches
A garbled item list covers diverse topics from Oatowal use in New South Wales to French translations of Burns and the Paris Mus ée Carnavalet giving Latour d Auvergne s sword and belt. It notes sea sickness on a Steiner from France to New York, a Jefferson Indiana impostor case, social cand playing debates in Missouri, a granite find near Fredericksburg Virginia, holiday champagne purchases in Americus Georgia, and demographic data on UK parliament representation plus Salvation Army donations in London.
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New South Wales
Australia
France
New York
Jefferson
Pastors’ Union
Chillicothe
Fredericksburg
Americus
Latour d
Russia
Europe
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Tea Freshness Claim Sparks Fresh Roasting Debate
A grocer promotes tea as fresh not just picked but recently roasted. He notes that Schilling's Best tea is toasted as fast as the grocer desires, highlighting rapid toasting standard in San Francisco.
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Schilling
San Francisco
Soldier Paul Ghrdale Dies in Albi France at 118
An elderly veteran named Paul Ghrdale, who served under Napeloom, died in Albi France at age 118 while retaining full faculties. Other items note Walter Nichols, age 12, sentenced to nine years for multiple larcenies in Suffolk Virginia. Paris plans a new fireproof Egyptian antiquities museum and an architect ordered to leave France for Egypt. South Carolina’s dispensary reports sales and profits. The Irish king Born’s 100 year old diary resides in Trinity College Dublin with a silvered largely crystal set.
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Pol Lik
Napeloom
Paul Ghrdale
Albi
France
Walter Nichols
Suffolk
Ald
Cairo
Egypt
South Carolina
Paris
Thee
Mme, Furtalo-Heine
Jules Siren
Arsene Homeage
Victor Darny
Ambroter Thomas
Philadelphia
Chicago
New York
Brooklyn
Boston
Washington
Trinity College
Dublin
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Wether
Sid
Politien
Casscone
Ten
Oreven Obler
Pendeton
Judge Martin
Begor
Wien
Pest
Hea Inley
Pukey
Linvort Levering
Rogers
Sullivan
Dunlap
Echool
Ashington
Labware
Thane
Sreeter
Pemdleton
Eacon
Wesexser
Paul
Sparyst
Prince of Wales
London
Salvation Army
Empire
Hubbard
Jimber
Penileon
Umatils County
THE
Jackson-Dickson Company
Los
Cleaver Bros
Practical Boot and
Jas. H. Raley
Chas. H. Carter
Attorneys At Law
Savas Bank
J. J. Balleray
M. A. Butler
Balleray & Butler
Attorneys-at-Law
Association Building
T. G Hailey
Attorney AT Law
Association
A. L. Beatie
Savings Bank
New Photograph Gallery
M. L. Eastman
LaDon Block
William Dial
the Court Street
Court Street
LEA & Perrins
Worcestershire
United States
John Duncan
N. Y
F. & S. Bitters
Tallman & CO
John Seibert
Main Street
Odd Fellows' Building
Josiah Tomlinson
Charles Sharp
Tomlinson & Sharp
Mesdames Campbell & Wilson
Penditon
Rob W. Fletcher
Bicycle Emporium
Stree
Lady and Gentlemen Attendants
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