Pendleton Oregon Newspaper Subscriptions Rates
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Evening Star Promise in Lowell Poem Fragment
A fragment from James Russell Lowell meditates on a love that forgives and renews, seeking faith and meek forgiveness. The speaker contrasts ordinary sight with a rising evening star, suggesting a fresh, luminous ideal of love with each moment.
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Evening Star
James Russell Lowell
People Should Have Power of Recall in Oregon Rail Policy
The railroad commission bill lacks gubernatorial appointive power, prompting Governor Chamberlain to threaten a veto. While a commission may be needed, the public should retain authority to recall officials, with a quick removal process if corruption or unfitness appears, avoiding impeachment delays. The people are trusted to choose and can be held responsible.
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Railroad Commission
Oregon
Chamberlain
New York
Hughes
United States
More Fatal Than War In Industry Says Scientific American
The Scientific American reports shocking annual industrial deaths and injuries in the United States, noting about 590,000 harmed yearly. It cites railroad carelessness and general short sightedness as factors in the vast accident total.
Tragedy of War Fears Could Be Prevented by Thoughtful Policy
A historic lament warns that the slaughter of great wars fades beside ongoing industrial carnage. The piece argues that with prudent spending and protective measures, much industrial accident risk could be prevented and lives saved.
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Theatrical Trust Indicted Over Booking Power Findings
The grand jury of New York indicted Klaw and Erlanger and others over an alleged trust that controlled theater bookings. The complaint by David Belasco says the group used monopolistic tactics to push profits, limit competition, and muzzle managers. Critics warn of undermined touring schedules and unsafe, overcrowded venues.
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New York
Utrital Trust
Marc Klow
AL L. Erlanger
Samuel Nixon
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Charles Frohman
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Jerome
David Belasco
Klaw & Erlanger
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Klaw& Erlanger
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Trust
Oregon normal school questioned by committee plan
The passage suggests a locating committee will identify only two normal schools in Oregon, with Umatilla County’s eastern Oregon normal to remain in possession of the institution, ensuring its continued regional presence.
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Oregon
Umatilla County
England
France
Pendleton residents miss tax-supported railroad service
Pendleton people only notice the value of the railroad when traffic is suspended. They complain that ten mails daily, the normal city service, is not enjoyed by other northwest cities, even among four or five large centers.
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Oregon Woman Sold Brain Mystery Shocks Town
A stray line from an Oregon page perplexingly reports a woman selling a brain amid spicy feud with Hood River apples and Waldorf Astoria ties. It mentions Hood River pears and Oregon wool and hints at eastern markets craving Oregon produce in a satirical or garbled fashion.
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Hood River
Waldorf- Astoria
Oregon Brain Sale Attracts Eastern Bidder For Dissection
A Portland woman has offered her brain for sale to the highest bidder for dissection through an eastern syndicate, with Dr. Elle K. Dearborn confirming the plan and promising delivery after the owner’s death. The unusual sale echoes the era’s sensational ventures alongside Oregon timber and fruit industries, though the brain item stands apart from traditional products.
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Fancy Woods
Oregon
Elle K. Dearborn
Portland
Chicago Record-Herald
Seedless orange tale from 19th century grafts
La Salle A Maynard recounts how Mrs. Lu Ther C Tibbits of California received four orange shoots from Washington in 1872, sent by William F Judson, then planted in a garden. Despite setbacks from a cow and one plant, two shoots survived and after five years yielded 16 oranges.
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soap in mouth snoring remedy warning
A humorous note from Exchange warns against a supposed snoring cure involving dropping soap into the sleeper’s mouth to lubricate the throat. It cautions that improper use could injure or cause the snorer to strike back, even spilling soap on the floor.
Escape, Robbery After Salem Reform School Breakout
Thirteen boys escaped from the state reform school at Salem with ten recaptured. While at large two of the boys broke into a Brooks hardware store and robbed it of knives and pistols.
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State Reform School
Salem
Brooks
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