East Oregonian Publication and Subscription Details
The Daily East Oregonian, Pendleton Oregon, lists subscription rates for daily and weekly editions by mail and carrier, and notes sales points at News Co and federal offices. It specifies postal handling and that the paper is a second class mail matter, with affiliations to the United Press Association.
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Night Walk Poem Fragment by Beth Slater Whitson
Night and the stirs after it illuminate my pathway home. My weary feet turn from their quest as thoughts outrun my stumbling gait. The lines reflect a nocturnal inner journey and longing for rest and reunion.
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Beth Slater Whitson
Dr Blalock for Congress from Eastern Washington
East Oregon citizens urge Dr N G Blalock pioneer irrigator to run for congress from eastern Washington. He has spent decades guiding Inland Empire river navigation and development and backed river boat service with funds. Supporters say his experience and resolve would benefit the inland region. Oregon friends endorse him though they cannot vote.
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Washington
N. G. Blalock
Congress
Oregontia
Inland Empire
Oregon
Dr. Blalock
Blindness to Gold Distorts San Francisco Society
A historical column deplores how wealth corrupts judgment among all ranks in San Francisco. It recalls waiter Joseph Clements and warns that gold blindness grips rich patrons, public officials, and respectable elites alike, obscuring vice and complicity across society.
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Joseph Clements
San Francisco
Walter
Fair Play for Fulton Editorial Calls for Full Heney Charges
The Oregon Daily Journal urges full disclosure of Heney's charges against Senator Fulton. It argues Fulton, a longtime Oregon figure and re election candidate, deserves open, complete testimony now rather than later. It notes Fulton denies specifics and stresses the public must decide with all evidence presented.
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Heney
Fulton
Senator Fulton
Oregon
Mr. Heney
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A short, crude insult fragment targets a corrupt, fawning old bribe taker. The句ware expresses disdain for a figure described as corrupt with hellish knowledge.
Barrett Nominated for Re election in Umatilla County
The Boat Oregonian endorses Representative Charles A Barrett for re election to the legislature from Umatilla county. A strong Republican and hard worker, Barrett is praised for his record, adherence to the will of the people, and support for popular election of United States senators. The paper urges unanimous nomination and highlights his platforms on freight rates water laws and state resources.
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Oregonian
Charles A. Barrett
Umatilla
Barrett
Oregon
East Oregonian
Umatilla County
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Hall conviction seen as result of Oregon political system
The Oregonian says John Hall’s land frauds complicity conviction reflects a system in power for decades. It argues that the public seeks to shift power to the people and questions why the paper lags in urging voters to reject the old, miserable order rather than joining the moving public.
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John Hall
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Why the old Oregon political machine opposes popular senate election
The piece questions why Portland Oregonian Pendleton Tribune and other papers run by old Oregon political machine members oppose popular election of U S senators. It argues these manipulators fear the people and oppose the people’s rule, urging earnest examination of their motives.
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Pendleton Tribune
Oregon Political Machine
United States
A Leaf in the Wind
A Baltimore Sun poem reflecting on a leaf's flight and its parallel to life. The piece muses on movement, purpose, and the world’s care, suggesting even small things carry meaning within the larger order.
Parting and its grave power in sorrowing hearts
Julia Ditto Young writes in the Chicago Record-Herald on parting as a universal, haunting theme. The poem speaks of midnight awakenings, the breeze and birds that whisper nevermore, and the ache of a vanished smile that lingers in dawn.
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Julia Ditto Young
Chicago Record-Herald
Reporter's Dictionary Terms in 19th Century Notes
A fragmentary excerpt lists evaluative adjectives for social events and interiors such as brilliant magnificent sumptuous and recherché. It references lavish parties and receptions, with notes on wording for descriptions of costs and luxury, ending with a stray locality and newspaper name.
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Altchinson
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Dry cities spread through eighty towns and states
An estimated eighty cities in seventeen states enforce prohibition laws on about 2.2 million people. In 1907 additions to dry status include Alabama cities Aniston Birmingham Huntsville Mobile Montgomery Selma. California Berkeley Athens Atlanta Augusta Prinswick Columbia Macon Savannah. Illinois Champaign Jacksonville Urbana. Indian Territory Durant Muskogee Tulsa Vargier Masemhuretty Haverhill Lynn Worcester. North Carolina Asheville Raleigh. Ohio East Liverpool. Oklahoma Guthrie Oklahoma City Shawnee Enid. Tennessee Clarksville Jackson Knoxville. Vermont Burlington.
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Alabama
Anniston
Birmingham
Hauntsville
Mobile
Montgomery
Selma
California
Berkeley
Georgia
Athena
Atlanta
Augusta
Prinswick
Columbia
Macon
Savannah
Tinois
Champaign
Jacksonville
Urbana
Indian Territory
Durant
Muskogee
Tulsa
Vargier
Masemhuretty
Haverhill
Lynn
Worcester
North Carolina
Asheville
Raleigh
Ohio
East Liverpool
Oklahoma
Guthrie
Oklahoma City
Shawnee
Enid
Tennessee
Clarkerville
Jackson
Knoxville
Vermont
Burlington
Fire in New York Kills One Woman, Injures Several
A New York fire yesterday claimed one woman's life and left several others injured. Investigators say a sustaining grant of $25,000 was referenced in connection with the incident.
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New York
Two Men Who Went to Alaska and Oil Wildcatting
Poem recounts two men sharing work in Alaska and oil fields. One failed to follow duty, the other did, with strong hands and stout hearts. It weighs honor on the man who did versus the man who didn’t, amid gold and oil prospects. Whitney Montgomery.
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Alaska
Whitney Montgomery
Industry of Bees and the Making of Honey
The article explains the vast labor behind a pound of honey, noting that to produce it bees visit 62,000 blossoms and fly millions of times from hive to flower. It highlights the effort required by workers and mentions D. W. Ross receiving Washington dispatches about recommendations from L. W. Shurtliff and others in the reclamation service.
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St. Louis Republic
D. W. Ross
The
Reclamation Service
Washington
L. W. Shurtliff
Morgans interest in the occult sparks intrigue
A New York letter claims J Pierpont Morgan pursues occult studies and even consults mystics before major ventures. The tale, mixed with an anxious scene at a rural station, includes a red haired boy and a mocking stranger, blurring fact and fiction in a sensational account from Bin body’s Magazine.
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J. Pierpont Morgan
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Land division plans under Boise project unfold
Walter M Granger and special agents oversee an 80 acre farm unit approved under the government works plan. Ross has ordered plats to show land ownership beyond the unit and notified southside Deer Plit project settlers to indicate which portions they wish to keep. Work on plats has begun and many landholders have already given information.
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Walter M. Granger
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Boise Capital News
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