Pendleton Daily Oregonian listing and notices
Independent newspaper brief from Pendleton Oregon detailing subscription rates and distribution, with offices in Portland and San Francisco Bureau. Includes advertising deadline notices and submission times for the prior day and Saturday, reflecting typical early 20th century newspaper procedures.
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Miali
Ally
Mail
Werkly
Mall
Femal
Bem
Jem
Scrippe McRae News Association
Oregonian
B. I Rich
Portland
Werkins
Oregon
Build Up the Resorts in Umatilla County
Umatilla County offers fertile field for investment in modern summer resorts and mineral springs sanitariums. Locations in the mountains invite capital to investigate. With cleaned up, improved resorts and better rail access, the industry could become a leading Northwest attraction.
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Umatilla
Umatilla County
California
Colorado
Nature
Pacific Coast
Doliere
Uma- Hie
Northwest
Portland Velvet Touch in Senate Race Hype
Portland channels strong regional pride as voters weigh a United States Senate bid. The piece highlights local influence, with emphasis on Portland's role in shaping campaign dynamics and expected bloc impact on the race.
Eastern Oregon gains a senator choice in Portland dispute
The East Oregonian calls for eastern Oregon representation in the Oregon senatorship, urging a strong eastern candidate beyond Portland favorites. It argues eastern counties pay taxes and deserve office, while noting Portland must share power. The piece links moral questions in Pendleton and Uma tilla to forthcoming campaigns. Pendleton schools are praised as a model for McMinnville as it adopts high school grades.
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Senate
Portland
United States Senate
Oregon
Lowell
East Oregonian
Pendleton
Umatilla
McMinnville
Pendleton High School
Wireless telegraphy on ocean liners grows rapidly
Wireless communication aboard ships has surged in recent months with a record 1015 messages on one Hamburg American liner in a week. Stock deals have moved money by sea wireless and a near-homeless traveler bound west borrowed funds from a friend on a ship to Europe. The lenders used pursers to transfer funds between ships. The note ends with the remark that the wireless marriage is yet to be performed.
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Sea Wireless
Europe
Kansan City
Chinese humility and the rat in the oil jar tale
An anecdote from The Chinaman at Home describes a Chinese visitor in fine gown who disturbs a rat that spills oil from a jar over him. He explains his appearance with a formal, self-deprecating explanation to his host, illustrating cultural manners in a humorous vignette.
Mayor Eno Held on Bribe Charge in Long Beach
Mayor Rufus Eno of Long Beach California is held on five thousand dollars bail for trial in the superior court on a charge of accepting a bribe of one hundred twenty six dollars from an architect connected with city wharf and pavilion works.
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Rufus Eno
Long Beach
Cal
Superior Court
Bulles
City
Historical women who lived as men and their fates
A historical survey of women who lived as men, detailing Dr. James Barry’s rise to Inspector General of the army medical department and burial in Kensal Green, plus cases like Mother Hos at Chelsea, Sophie Apitzech’s disguise and punishment, and Sophie Sobiné Apitzech’s adventures and eventual imprisonment, with notes from Tid Bits.
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James Barry
Kensal Green Cemetery
Army Medical Department
Chelsea Hospital
Christian Thivies
Mother Hos
Earl of Orkney
Donawert
Ramillem
Sophie Sobiné Apitzech
Lunzenau
Saxony
Karl Marius
Horna
Herr Volkman
Sophie Aplizec
Sophie
Desienea
Joanna
Sophie Apitesech
Great Ohio Highway Plans Announced by National Good Roads
Colonel W. H. Moore announces a new transstate highway across Ohio from Pennsylvania to the Indiana line. The project aims to rival the nation’s finest roads, costing about 1.5 million dollars with 750 thousand funded already and the rest to be raised from counties through which it passes. The undertaking will be supported by the National Good Roads association and aims to begin within a year.
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National Good Roads
Ohio
Pennsylvania
W. H. Moore
National Good Roads’ Association
Federal Roads
United States
Moore
Cincinnat! Enquirer
Tobacco factory girls urged into cooperative reform
The manager of the Henneheim branch of the American Tobacco Factory asks the social and Industrial department of the Woman's League of New Orleans to help improve conditions for 1000 to 1500 female workers. A committee has organized a club for the workers to partake in deciding needed improvements, aiming to foster cooperation between employer and employees. The project is experimental and may not succeed, but is regarded as worth attempting.
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Henneheim
American Tobacco Factory
Woman's League of
New Orleans
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Newark News
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HMC
Lliuins
A. J. Gummings
Prop
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Byers
Telepho
Tendleto
Colesworthy
Bones Shell
East Alta
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Henry Kopittke
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