Advertising Rates From May Issue Fragment Listing
Fragmentary ad rate details show weekly and daily options with per inch pricing and recurring terms. Mentions monthly, semi weekly, and monthly inserts, plus different editions and line counts. Some text is garbled, but the core shows ad slots and charge rates across daily weekly and semi weekly schedules.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Craxesey
Monopoly in express trades boosts New York securities
A 1901 analysis argues securities on the New York Stock Exchange jumped about 100 percent in number and 300 percent in valuation due to merger driven monopoly prospects. It cites Harriman’s presidency and a anticipated nationwide express company merger as the main reason for inflated stock values and the rise in choosing stocks tied to express firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Seek Exchange
New York
KE. &. Harriman
Wells-Fargo Company
Hirriman
United States
Chinese Exclusion and Railroad Trust Debate Highlight 1906 Stance
The piece argues against Chinese immigration and warns that reopening the door would provoke unrest and force federal military protection. It notes leaders like Morgan and Harriman favor consolidation of railroads, while Roosevelt backs exhausting legal options to block a merger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Oregonian
United States
Chambers of Commerce
Congress of the United States
Qoregorian
American people not ready to crown a railway king
The piece quotes Hall Caine warning that power corrupts and rulers live under flattery. It argues Pearce XI is benevolent but notes the broader truth about popes and kings. It concludes the American public should resist efforts to crown a railway king.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall Caine
Ak Pope
Pearce XI
Exclusion Dilemma Refuels Oregonian Debate on Chinese
The Oregonian argues that broader anti Chinese policy risks violence and social upheaval. It urges total exclusion to satisfy public demand while noting consequences for national policy and local order. Governor Ross comments on Klondike concessions amid government syndicate talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Boston
New York
Savoy
Holland House
California
Florida
Portland
Oregonian
Klondike
Ross
Dawson
Treadgold
Architect Kidd Defies Catarrh with Peruna Cure
In a recent message from 18 Hamilton Ave, Arthur Ernest Kidd, a noted architect, reports complete recovery from long‑standing catarrh of the head. After 21 years of suffering and failed remedies, he credits seven bottles of Peruna, gaining weight to 172 pounds and regaining health. He urges others to seek prompt, satisfactory results and notes the Dartman Sanitarium offers advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ulgen
Arthur Ernest Kidd
Hamilton Ave
Peruna
Cartman
Tlartmen
Dartman Sanitarium
Columbus
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fabast
Greggoman
DAKY
Gat Oregonian “Publishing Company
Pexspletos
Orego
Mal Dao Bix Montis
Ourrh R Prion
Eemroy
Erapr
Srvsccavarettigas
Renee Onee
Srey
Roosevelt
Morgan
Harriman
Pacific
iNexonian
Beacon
Me, A. E, Kidd
Crowner
Oregon
Court House
SAAC
John Wulemi
Louvre
Pendleton
Pendleton-Ukiah
Huston & Carney
Prop's
Pilot Rock
Nye
Ridge
Alba
Ukiah
Tallman & Go
Drop
Bard
Frank B. Clopton
Main Street
Opalgine Hair Food CO
Baltimore, MD
Broce & McCombes, Ag'tafor
Pendleton and Vicinity
Ent
J. F. Robinson
Prop
Walter
Main
Neagle Bros
Notary and Corporation
FAST
Oregonian Pub. CO
East Oregonian
Pred Walters
Bryle W. Org
Pendleton Planing Vil Lumber Yard
R. Forster
Phoprga
Byers
N. Berkely
Real Estate Savings Bank Building
Pend
Sellers
Sand & Brick
Trucking
Laatz Bret
Scientific Americal