Subscriptions and Church Building Notes Amid East Oregonian Ad
A jumble of subscription notices for various papers appears alongside a note about advertising deadlines for the East Oregonian. The piece highlights church building efforts, naming Presbyterian, Baptist, Episcopal, and Christian churches, with praise for a regional religious movement and social moral advancement in the West.
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Abel Cron
Hatch Hone
Episcopal Church
Christian Church
Minster
A Song You Sing Amid a Cactus Bloom
A poetic fragment notes a lonely song that cures no one and a cactus waiting a century to bloom. The lines hint at patience and enduring change, pairing music with nature as a quiet meditation.
Reward the Women Ballot Fight in Oregon
The piece argues pioneer Oregon women deserve full voting rights after joint frontier conquest. It attacks delaying women’s suffrage as unjust, praising Pendleton church groups and moral progress, and urging Oregon to advance toward equal political prerogatives for mothers and wives.
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Ore- Bor
Oregon
Gone to His Reward Johann Hoch the Devil in Disguise
The article condemns Johann Hoch as a premeditated murderer who married for money, used poisons on at least thirty women, and killed at least six, detailing his frauds and the belief in retributive justice after death.
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Hell
Johann Hoch
Earth
Hoch
Prolific Labor Build Adds Pendleton Street Contracts
One hundred laboring men at work on Pendleton Street will receive three month contracts this season, easing city projects. Mayor Weaver presides in City Hall, delivering a Baptist style Sunday school talk.
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Elvetion Caves
Weaver
Pendleton
The Old Cemetery Poem By Charles Hanna
A Pendleton academy student Charles Hanna writes of the old cemetery north of the river din thin city. The poem laments neglect and fire harm to graves while affirming the dead’s enduring rest and hopeful passage to lands of love. It ties to a park proposal for cemetery grounds and reflects local sentiment.
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Charles Hanna
Pendleton Academy
Din Thin City
Dream of a seaside home and simple joys
Poem contrasts wealth and secret dreams with a humble coastal home. The speaker desires a low verindahed house by the sea where tides and birds set the rhythm of life. Familial chatter about autos underscores the era and social tone, ending with a playful note on the word automoble.
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Laurance Hope
Ciitle
Irrigation Law Reform Push From East Oregonian
The East Oregonian urges a new comprehensive irrigation law for Oregon, arguing current statutes fail to define rights and leave water issues to private corporations. It aims to back a county candidate who understands irrigated areas, especially Umatilla County, and pledges active support in the coming campaign.
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East Oregonian
Umatilla County
Oregon
Northwest
Brave Man s Motto Mayor Weaver A Philadelphia Leader
Mayor Weaver of Philadelphia formally declared for municipal ownership under municipal civil service law. The Chicago Record-Herald notes he has led since 1903, helped defeat the Durham machine in November elections, and vetoed the gate lease, actions that stirred reform elements statewide. An English-born 45-year-old resident since 1969, he advanced through hard work to become a capable lawyer and former district attorney known for securing fraud convictions.
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Weaver
Philadelphia
Chicago Record-Herald
Durham
Lincoln and Stanton Chaplain Letter Exchange
A tale shows Edwin M Stanton resisting Lincoln’s chaplain appointment, with a volley of letters over appointing a non preacher. The episode ends without the chaplain being named. Rosalia, WA, has formed a booster club and plans to advertise locally.
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Rosalia, Wath
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