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Oregon Democrats and Philippine Policy in 1904
The piece argues Oregon should take a bold stand in the 1904 national convention on the Philippines, tariff policy, and Cuban promises. It contends a pro native islanders stance would shift national opinion, influence eastern Republicans, and strengthen the democracy’s position for the 1904 campaign.
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Philippines
Oregon
Republican
Republican National Organization
Oregon Democrats
Oregon Democracy
East
Commodore Perry and the Lake Erie Victory
The piece contrasts Perry and Schley, noting Perry built and commanded the fleet that defeated Great Britain on Lake Erie and aided General Harrison’s campaign, while Schley’s later victory against Cervera’s fleet is mentioned alongside Sampson’s telegrams. It praises Perry’s indomitable will and credit to others for the achievement.
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Perry
Lake Erie
Washington
Schley
Santiago
Sampson
Cervera
Great Britain
Harrison
Canada
Roosevelt's rulings draw fire over Santiago column
The writer argues Sampson bore nominal command at Santiago and accuses Roosevelt of technical, cautious justice that pleases naval interests while denying Schley and Dewey fair treatment. The piece questions Roosevelt's temperament and suggests political motives behind the decision.
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Sampson
Santiago
Avi
Perry
Isaac
Roosevelt
Schley
Dewey
Fairness in 1962 Campaign Reflections
In earnest campaign talk for the coming election, the paper urges fairness and justice in every exchange. It warns against unjust accusations and personal slander, stressing that lies harm only the liar and that strong issues, facts, and reasons should fuel political argument without distortion.
Alcohol consumption by country tied to living standards
The article argues demand for all liquors links to poverty and housing, noting Britain, France, Germany and the United States show different per capita patterns. It cites a British Board of Trade report with 1900 figures for spirits, beer, and wine, comparing total and per-head consumption across the four nations. It concludes the United States has the lowest per capita overall liquor consumption among the four.
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British Board of Trade
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France
Germany
United States
United Kingdom
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Urban density may raise liquor consumption in U S
The Oregonian argues that as urban population grows and congestion increases the physiological law predicts higher liquor consumption. It notes U S intake is moderate compared with Europe but urban pressure may push Americans toward European levels, with rural and agricultural life providing restraint.
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United States
Europe
Oregonian
Admission to Law Schools Faces Training Standards Debate
A long policy debate at bar associations and legal educators weighs the proper prior training for entering law study. With 75 percent of entrants now law school graduates or with law school study, opinions vary from common school to college degree requirements. Some advocate college degrees, others a standard college entrance exam, and some favor a few years of college or even a common school education.
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United States
Opsnion
March Overland Monthly opens with Central America tale
The March issue features John Fleming Wilson’s In the American Style as a vivid, fair depiction of Yankee spirit, richly illustrated. Also presents Jim and Kittick from Nome Beach and Avia an Idyl of Southern California with sea and hill imagery. Concludes ongoing pieces on Chouleha and Outdoor Literature with strong nature photography. Representative Jones introduces a bill to grant 60,000 acres for the Washington State Soldiers Home.
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Overland Monthly
Central America
John Fleming Wilson
Jim
Kittick
Nome Beach
Mareh Overland Monthly
Avia
California
Tracy
Lucy Robinson
Notatle
Chouleha
Sacramento
Cloudsley Rutter
Charles Howard Shinn
Jones
Washington
State Soldiers' Home
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Renee
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Herpicide
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Crowner Telephone
Oregon Lumber Yard
Alta
W. Harp
Kentucky
Contiamen Quality
John Bchmidt
Louvre
The
East Oregonian
J. F. Robinson
Neagle Bros
Bard
Frank B. Clopton
Main Street
Pendleton Planing Lumber Yard
R. Forster
Byers
N.berkele
Awe Savings Bank
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Sand & Brig
Trucking & Transfer
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Gnickhy
Jovani
Munn & Co. Mh
Jace
Pilot Rock
Nye
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Alba
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Tallman & Qo’e Drug
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