Pendleton Independent Daily and Semi-Weekly Paper
Publication details for an Oregon newspaper include Pendleton as the base, listing the East Kegonian Publishing Co as owner, and United Press Association membership. It notes locations in Portland and other cities, with subscription rates and mail distribution details through multiple paper editions.
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Pendleton
Oregon
EAST @KEGONIAN PUBLISHING CO
United Press Association
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Eastern News Co
Portland
Washington St
Regan
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Railroads eyed for government sale as era of speculation ends
At the state bar association meeting the idea that railroad owners see their palmiest days behind them and favor government acquisition is discussed. Aitcheson cites a push for federal appraisal of railroad, telegraph, and telephone properties as a possible prelude to national takeover, while urging faithful enforcement of law by civil authorities across Baker County and beyond.
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Mr. Aitcheson
Thor
By the Scissors from the Lowell Courier-Citizen
A skeptical column argues the United States economy shows mixed signals with record January dividends, rising winter wheat planting, and a recovering steel sector while stock fluctuations and tariff questions loom. It notes immigrant Christmas gifts and potential crop failures as factors shaping alarms and calm.
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Lowell Courier-Citizen
United States
Europe
New York Post Office
Springfield Republican
Descent of Elevator With Presidential Escort
The president and a Mexican elevator operator are observed during a descent to the field of operations. The grizzled victor asks whether the operator is Mexican or American, and upon learning he is American, proceeds with the descent in contentment and security. The World’s Work notes this episode explains why Americans have led efforts to open up the Republic.
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Ding
Republic
Jokes On Slow Trains From A Southern Junction
An Atlanta railroad man recalls jokes about slow trains, noting their ancientness. A reader shared a tale from the line's end where a man missed a train and, with two hours to spare, asked for a joke book but settled for a timetable instead.
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South
Atlanta
Mississipp
Lawyers In Congress: Professions Represented in the House
In a Bellman feature titled Lawyers In Congress a careful search assesses occupations among representatives. Of 42 percent with unascertainable details, 74 in commerce, 14 in manufacturing, 17 in farming, 43 percent miscellaneous, eight in other professions, and 275 are lawyers.
Diaz Visits Nevada Falls Power Plant Site in Puebla
President Porfirio Diaz made one of his final public appearances at the electric power plant project American engineers were constructing at the falls in Puebla. An ordinary elevator descends a gorge seven hundred feet deep, marking a notable moment in the site’s history.
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Porfirio Diaz
Falls
Nevada
Puebla
Miethow
Professions of Congress Members by Sector
Expressed in percentages, over 1 12 per cent had no definite calling except going to congress, not quite 17 per cent were in commercial life and less than 4 per cent in manufacturing. Nearly 65 per cent were lawyers. In the senate of 96 members five were farmers, two manufacturers, 14 in commercial life, one miscellaneous, two in other professions than the law and 72 were lawyers. Seventy five per cent of the senate were lawyers, other professions 2 per cent, farmers about 5 per cent, manufacturers 2 per cent and those engaged in commercial business less than 16 per cent. Considering the senate and the house together, of 534 members, 247 were lawyers, other professions, 10 commercial occupations, 88 manufacturers, 16 farmers, 32 miscellaneous.
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Congress
Senate
House
Dr King's New Discovery for Child Colds
Urgent appeal for parents as children suffer coughing fever and wakeful nights from a cold outbreak. The ad touts Dr King's New Discovery as quick relief, noting it calms coughs aids sleep and is guaranteed refundable if no relief. Testimonials from W H Knowles and W P Rinehart endorse its effectiveness. Sold by Penn's.
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Dr. King
W. H. Knowles
Osco
W. P. Rinehart
Asbury, N. J
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Baker County
Copperfield
Henry Clews
Outlook
the Beast
New York
Tom Richardson
Atlantic
Pacific
Umatila
Centralia
Federal Building
Professions IN Congress
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Wausally
House of Representatives
Diaz
Hostetter
East Oregonian
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Pendleton, Ore
East Oregonian Pub. CO
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