Eastern Oregon Sacks Empty Rail Commission At Center
The piece criticizes how Oregon’s railroad commission favors western regions over eastern parts. It argues eastern wheat belts and river shipments drive much traffic and deserve representation. It notes a привычный pattern where Willamette Valley dominates state power, causing surprise among far eastern readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Railroad Commission
Portland
Spokane
Willamette Valley
Dozens of Boys Use Saloons in Pendleton
A letter argues that many underage youths frequent saloons claiming to be of age, leading to intoxicated appearances on the streets. It blames saloonkeepers for selling to minors and calls for equal punishment of both sides. The piece urges fair treatment for saloon operators trying to act lawfully and suggests some minor offenders be punished to deter the broader minor traffic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
The Commonplace Thaw Elevates a Ruffian to World Actor
A reflection on Harry Thaw and his wealth, noting that his social position elevates him above ordinary criminals. The article analyzes how Thaw’s status shapes public attention and perception of his actions, contrasting wealth with common criminality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Thaw
Thaw case magnified by wealth and public money
The piece argues Eve Thaw and the Thaw family are elevated by wealth, not merit, with ordinary people enduring suffering similar to hers. It claims the public treats the Thaws as martyrs due to money, while deeming the sole distinction their fortune. The writer notes the White case also deserves palliation, yet mocks the social elevation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pheenie
Pittyburg
South Carolina
Tralian
Sethle
No Whitewashing in Oregon Land Deals Debate
A political letter condemns Representative Freeman for seeking an act to validate fraudulent land certificates tied to the Chamberlain era. It argues against whitewashing, urges records guard against partisan favoritism, and predicts growing support for public ownership of railroads and utilities, with Eastern and Western Oregon needing tailored normal schools.
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Freeman
Multnomah County
Chamberlain
Oregon
Land Department of
State
Oregon Land Department
Oregety
Oregon Legislators Urged to Act Swiftly on Session
The text argues legislators must work harder and stop wasting time toward the end of the session. It notes many members cannot afford to miss business to attend sessions and suggests the state would be better off if they resigned or did not attend.
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Oregon
Bendleton School Benefit Sparks Public Theater Demand
A stray line from a local column notes strong public support for Bendleton as residents pack a school benefit performance. The piece links theater attendance to approval of funding for three new school buildings, reflecting communal sentiment.
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Bendleton
National hay yield and Utah lead per acre
Last year the national hay crop averaged 1.45 tons per acre. Utah stands out as the best hay country with about four tons per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utahi
Estimates of Norbert Fe Lee Revered Across North and South
The centenary of Robert E Lee's birth draws diverse tributes from editors and scholars in both regions. Northern officials debate his legacy while southern newspapers praise his civil and military influence, with figures like Adams and Roosevelt cited in defense of his stature.
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South
Robert B. Lee
North
Atlanty Journal
Republic
Hte
Charles Franeta Adams
Wimeelf
Washington and Lee University
William of Orange
John Hampden
Olver Cromwell
Sir Harry Vane
Massachusetts
George Washington
Lee
New York Times
United States
Robert Lee
Nieek
Houston Post
Roosevelt
Level Lands and Seaside Dreams Poem by Ernest Brow
A reflective poem by Ernest Brow set against level plains and western coast imagery. The speaker cherishes the Willamette River and Hood landscapes, praising pine forests, mountains, and ocean horizons. The verse blends memory and nature to express longing for home across seasons and seas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Willamette
Hood
What One Church Did in a Single Year 1906
The St Thomas parish of New York City raised 274,929 pounds for missions charity and gospel support in 1906 while planning a church cost of a million dollars, reflecting bold imagination and deep faith. Dr Ernest M. is noted in the record.
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Pilgrim Fathers
Colton Ninther
Thomas Jefferson
St. Thomas’ Church
Europe
America
St. Thomas Parish
New York City
Ernest M
Stires says church missions drive sets world record
William E. Curtis reports from Chicago Record-Herald that Stires the rector notes the church’s total mission offerings reached 54990 with pew dues 56.22 and service offerings 60700. Subscriptions and donations funded the mission, with 35427.92 sent outside the diocese. The balance supported missions and clarity work in New York City. The speaker claims this is the largest single-year contribution by any congregation worldwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stires
Chicago
Mission Fund
New York
William E. Curtis
Chicago Record-Herald
Paymaster Appointed for Company with Oregon Ties
A.G. Brown ex chief clerk of passenger accounts for the KR and NL company has been named paymaster effective February 26. Brown arrived in Portland in 1884 with EF and Henson when they joined the OP and N auditorship after reorganization into the Union Pacific system. Kaufman resigns to become auditor for the Portland Hotel company. Both executives have long service with the railroad group and broad local support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A.G. Brown
Clan Marlowy
Co. RL & XN
Oregon Thatly Journal
J. Kaufman
Portland Hotel Company
Brown
Portland
EF. & Henson
Industrial activity shown by foreign trade in better condition
The report highlights that the country’s industrial activity as evidenced by foreign trade is at its strongest in years, signaling a robust economy and improved national condition. The analysis notes rising exports and favorable trade balances supporting optimism.
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Ernest Brow
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California Fig Syrup Company
California Fig Syrup Co
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Pendleton,Oregon
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Alexander E. P. Marshall
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Winn
Morris
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Wardner
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Charles H. Carter
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R. N. Stanfield
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L. Dusenbery
Eb, Roetcher
Frank 5. Curl
Marlon Jack
T. J. Morris
FE. P. Marshall
J. H. Raley
Herbert Roylen
F. W. Vincent
A. C. Kooppen
C. E. Roosevelt
C. H. Lawis
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Pendleton Roller Mills
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