Public notices and timber land deal in Oregon
The East Oregonian notes a sale of 87,000 feet of white pine timber land by Booth-Kelly Lumber Co in southern Oregon. It critiques the exchange for 7,000 acres of land valued at over 500,000 and urges President Roosevelt to order an investigation into perceived injustice against Kiimaths and land theft by large corporations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tooth-Kelly Lumber Company
Military Road
Oregon
Telegram
Booth-Kelly Company
Worthing
East Oregonian
Roosevelt
Eneoul
Wenhning
Commission
Besmon
Oreton
Lonely figure at Albany as new governor takes office
The New York governor enters office debt free and beholden to no creditor or syndicate. The piece notes the inaugural as unusually free of political creditors and celebrates Solvency and personal conviction guiding the new chief executive. It remarks the governor stands alone against the task ahead and faces the responsibilities with independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hueghes
New York Sun
New York
Biato
Bowen
Albany
Oregon Pioneers Recall Faithful First Church Founding
The piece notes the founding of eastern Oregon’s first Catholic church by Fathers Blanchet and Brouilllet in November 1847 at the present Whitman agency site. Tekaloo, an aged Indian, was the first baptized by Catholic missionaries in the region, and the Whitman massacre briefly drove the mission from the area, delaying new church efforts for years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Umatilla
Chragon
Oregon
Tekaloo
Histary
Blanchet and
Brouilllet
Wniatilla Indian Agency
Whitrun
Editor's Restitution Letter Demands Roosevelt Inquiry
John F. Carroll editor of the Tort land Evening Telegram writes an editorial urging President Roosevelt to investigate how the Klamath tribe gained land through amendments to the Taian appropriation bill, alleging improper conduct and seeking accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John F. Carroll
Tortland Evening Telegram
Roosevelt
Klamath
Pair Premiums in County Fair Arising Controversy
Editorial argues Umatilla and Morrow counties should allocate 2500 for agricultural and livestock premiums rather than 1500, noting vast counties with diverse farms need broader distribution. Advocates open eligibility beyond registered stock and urge fair, practical use to encourage stock breeding and exhibitor participation.
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Umatilla-Morrow
Umatila
Morrow
Tulr
Meribolvue
Mwestock
John Smitty
Jim Sohne
Ryo
Aoa Wey
Winter Bound Aroune Ye to the Far Herkzon's Vim
A fragmented verse from Edward W. Maron II in Nationial Mage azine expresses winter’s patient peace and longing for April rain. The speaker phrases a restless heart and dreamlike imagery of violet dim and flame struck wing as springtide approaches.
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April Rayn
Edward W. Maron ii
Western Hustle in Rural Mail Delivery Scam
A bright boy in Salt Lake City proposed delivering clerical circulars to rural free delivery boxes for $1 and requested 210 each, then pursued a printer’s committment of 25 on the mail of 12,000 pushers. He hired a livery for four trips to collect, delaying deliveries and incurring costs, with payments totaling $9 per month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selt Lake City
Chem Nen
Tim Toneave
Progress of Government Ownership
Within six months Japan has seized six railroads totaling about 1550 miles with a combined purchase price of 125,500,000. Plans to acquire more roads loom as transfers proceed, while New Mexico contemplates state control as national policy. The piece touches foreign and domestic implications and hints at U S debate on government involvement in industry.
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Japan
Pure ‘Chase
Chicago Record-Herald
Oither
New Mexico
Thas Publc
Trek
Wil
Nave
New York
Miniter
Finance Limantonn
Conere
Une
Catijante
United States
Red
Forelien Maliron Sa Systems
Cdugh
Fiarope
Pridothat
He Nathan
Orange Judd
Tri Trovatore Delights Madrid Audience in 19th Century Run
The librettos of Verdi’s Tri Trovatore drew from a Spanish drama by Antonio Garcia Guitheres. A romantic tale, The genth mother, involving a 17 year old on the eve of conscription, stirred deep emotion. The Madrid staging sparked enthusiasm as the Apotle theater Rome premiere followed, and the box office overflowed with devoted opera lovers.
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Madrid
Verdi
Oper
Rome
Poonia
Stony Wake
Akanti Chine
Sery Pocent Peters
TL Travatore
Las Bown
Matagere
Opere Hous
OUMPCAON'S SITE CHOSEN FOR EXPOSITION GROUNDS
The Oregon provisional committee selects a two acre plot at the Yukon Racifie exposition grounds. Chamberlain praises the site for its beauty and advantages, offering an unobstructed view of Lake Washington from the junction of Yukon Avenue and a perpendicular boulevard. The building will face the forestry build.
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Oregon
Owinner Chamberlain
Lake Washington
Office Supplies Advertises Rooke and Pens
A bold advertisement touts a wide range of office essentials for the new year. It highlights files clips bank boxes pens inks and related items as up to date and reasonably priced for the busy professional.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bath
Eample
St. George
Northwest
The Hotel Pendleton Bord Will and Bean in Connection
A report notes a linkage involving the Hotel Pendleton and individuals Bord Will and Bean in connection with an incident near depots. Details are limited to the readable fragments. The item hints at a trio of persons and a proximity to railway depots, leaving the exact nature of the connection unclear.
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Bord Will
Bean
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Fondiston
The
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Subbari
Baliz
Mall
Ema
Kontha
Eacea
Security
Washington, DP. C
Fourteenth Etreet
N. W
Member
Scripped News Association
Pendleton Pessottice
Arcturus
Florence Earl Coates
Peminds
Pendleton Drug Company
Nebraska
Legleliture Piased
Pecalitorn Wrtlane
Siioisiy
Oumpcaon
Frazier’s Book Store
S. S. S. Ee Ohne
SWIFT
Atlanta
Frazer Theatre
Cripple Creek
Colorado Golf Camp
Pendleton Drug CO
Countess Olga von Hatzfeldt
Anna Held
Robert Lett
Pandleton Prug OO
Hotel
George Darveau
Revannnys
Pendleton
Bolions & Brown
Connete
the Hotel Bowman
Grey Smith
Golden Rule Hotel
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