Subscription rates and newspaper offices listed
The notice lists subscription options by mail and carrier including durations of one year six months and quarterly periods. It also notes sales locations for The Daily East Oregonian at Oregon News Co Morrison Street Portland and Northwest News Co Portland with addresses for the Washington D C Bureau and Seattle district offices.
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Mall
Fem
Oregon News Co
Morrison Street
Portland
Oregon
Northwest News Co
Tiga
Security
Washington, D.10
N. W
Roosevelt Would Enter Another Nomination If Sought
The piece argues Roosevelt could accept a future nomination if enough supporters push him, praising his democracy honesty and courage while noting political opposition from the machine wing. It analyzes Taft’s and Roosevelt’s chances, Oregon politics, and possible scenarios before the Republican convention and the fall race.
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Roosevelt
Fightersville
Taft
Roosevalt
Oregon
Fearful Threat Attributed to Official
Report indicates an official is linked to a fear inducing threat. Details on the origin, motive, and persons involved remain sparse with officials declining comment. Authorities urge calm while investigations proceed and monitor potential security implications.
Prize Winning Raisin Bread Recipe From California Contest
A vintage bread recipe describes one yeast cake using potato water and Mour to form a stiff batter overnight. In the morning add sweet milk, Cottolene, salt, sour, and flour to form a stiff dough, beat, rise, then fold in raisins. Shape into loaves bake an hour. glaze tops with sugar water to soften crust.
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Riga
California
Electric trust woes loom for Pendleton rates fears
The passage warns that Pendleton establishing a municipal electric plant would trigger rate cuts from the Pacific Power and Light Company. It laments potential hardships for households paying 4 dollars monthly to 2 dollars, merchants, local industries, and the removal of poles and free cluster lighting on Main Street, citing past actions in Walla Walla.
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Pacific Power & Light Company
Pendleton
Electric Trust
Electric
Iocal Industries
Walla Walla
Governor Wests honor system scores a convict confession
Charles A. Barrett confessed to the governor details of the $57,000 Humboldt bullion robbery aboard the steamer. Part of the bullion has been recovered and authorities pursue the other participants. The governor’s humane approach through the honor system yields results despite occasional setbacks.
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West
Charles A. Barrett
Humboldt
Barrett
River flood water share disputes over land owners
The letter argues that surplus flood water not needed by Uncle Sam should be allocated fairly among landowners north and east of Echo and those on Birch and McKay creeks. It questions why private interests in the west end would gain while upper river ranchers suffer, calling for equitable government use of water.
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Uncle Sam
Echo
Birch
McKay
West End
Lawrences Police Spark Labor Pressure Noted
In Lawrence the police appear controlled by someone prioritizing capital interests over the rights of men and women and children. Simon Lagree has been overshadowed by Marshal Sullivan in a shifting power dynamic.
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Lawrence
Simon Lagree
Marshal Sullivan
Péco's Warning Against Firewater for Local Tribesmen
A stark caution emerges about intoxicants, urging tribesmen to avoid firewater especially wood alcohol, as Péco’s tragic fate serves as a warning against reckless drinking and hazardous substances.
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Péco
The Story of Johnny Johnnie and His Ways
A poem chronicles Johnny's troubled behavior and parental worry. It depicts him scratching, mocking relatives, skipping study, neglecting hygiene, and drawing scorn from others as his mother ponders the causes of his bad conduct.
Yale Athlete Mortality Rates From Alumni Study
Dr. Anderson of Yale Gymnasium argues college athletes show strong life expectancy based on 1855 to 1905 alumni data. He notes 58 deaths among athletes who wore the Yale emblem, 72 percent, versus 12.9 percent for all graduates in that era. Detailed causes include consumption twelve deaths, heart disease four, and typhoid five, with national figures much lower for each cause.
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Anderson
Yale Gymnasium
Yale
United States
Yale Figures Stir Debate On Training and Disease Link
Does severe athletic training strengthen constitution against some diseases yet raise risk of consumption and typhoid. The Yale data and similar college figures are not broad enough to justify firm conclusions, though they prompt careful study of training effects on health.
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Yale
Mrs Robert McKee Defends Woman Suffrage in Barroom Debate
Mrs Robert B McKee, daughter of a late President, champions woman suffrage. A New York lawyer suggests educated women vote. she retorts that even her cook votes, implying broad voter participation. This crisp exchange appears in Popular Magazine.
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Robert 8. McKee
Harrison
New York
McKee
Mrs. McKee
Popular Magazine
Noted Dem Leaguer Warns of Talent Shortage
Thomas Mott Osborne of New York's State Democratic League laments that good men are scarce and costly. He warns against accepting all volunteers, likening it to a smoker's wife nervously debating bargain cigars. The exchange underscores selective diligence in political organization.
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Thomas Mott Osborne
State Democratic League of New York
New York Sun
Bought and Paid For In The Steel Trust Case
In response to the government’s complaint the Steel Trust argues it operated for ten years without federal objection and that acquiescing in the steel corporation’s organization granted a de facto immunity. The piece notes financiers who supported McKinley Roosevelt and later campaigns expected protection, while accusing the GOP of relinquishing moral obligation.
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Steel Trust
Steel Corporation
New York World
English in Siam notice in a Siamese newspaper
Handbills circulated by proprietors claim to tell English news in perfect style and earliest. They promise to report murders and major deaths as soon as heard, asserting staff are educated and write like a mighty chief.
Kipling and the Dickens in Everybodys Magazine
Brief cryptic note promoting content in Everybodys Magazine. Encourages readers to read Kipling and Dickens pieces and to purchase, highlighting Fridays release and showcasing the magazine as offering great writing. Mentions marking towns and extortionate ads for advertisements.
Newlands Tries to Tone Down Debate Bluster
In a Nevada Senate debate Senator Newlands rose high with ornate rhetoric and then admitted he was getting flowery, attempting to excuse his own lofty phrasing during the exchange.
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Newlands
Nevada
Express Companies Targeted in Congress Record Mockery
Utica Observer notes a witty exchange over a misread Congressional Record where Mr Newlands is quoted as saying the topic “furnished all the food elephants need” instead of eloquence. The piece highlights the government’s criticism of express companies as a focal point of attack.
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Newlands
Congressional Record
Utica
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