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Penficton
Oregon
Fast Oreggnian Publishing CO
Daily East Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Morrison Reer
Oetland
Northwest News Co
Portland
Oes
Chicago
Huresu
Sod Security
Washington, SD
Fourteenth Sireet
Belief Guides Horace Traubel on Love and Choice
A reflective note by Horace Traubel asserts that truth matters, while one may argue about good and bad. He chooses the path of belief, declaring the world mine to shape and to give to love.
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Ktton
Horave Traubel
Reciproc ity treaty debate ends in senate approval
The reciprocity treaty passes the senate ending a fierce partisan struggle. Democrats claim credit for passage, Republicans argue they were sidelined in the fight. La Follette's insurgents oppose ratification, saying the measure benefits mills and packers while sparing consumers. The debate frames tariff revision as the next battleground and hints at campaign implications for Taft.
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Taft
Democrata
Senate
Wriff
la Follette
Republican Party
William H. Taft
Standard Oil
Payne-Aldrich
Reciproc ity Treaty Debate Mirrors 1912 Views
Citizen discussion questions whether the reciprocity treaty will be approved and who will receive credit. The matter prompts consideration of public opinion, whether presidents or Congress gain support, and whether La Follette’s view that the issue is a delusion will prevail. The answer is anticipated in 1912.
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Democratic Congress
LaFollatte
Pendleton Urges Lower Rates and Clearer Lights
Citizens urge Pacific Power to remove unsightly poles on Shore Streets to improve cluster lights on Main and Court. They argue underground wiring and fixed interval placement will boost revenue and justify upgrading local equipment, comparing Pendleton prices to Oregon Agricultural College rates.
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Pacific Power & Light
Electric Trust
Roosevelt decries big syndicates blocking Alaska development
The piece argues that Alaska progress is hindered by corporate influence in legislation and by congress members who fear big interests. It notes the need for fair coalfield development, criticizes tariff politics, and discusses Round-Up logistics and public accommodations.
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Roosevelt
Alaska
Congress
Political notes mix debt, registration, and suffrage
Friends of Dr. Wiley vow he will stay as head of the bureau of chemistry. Japan owes 1 326 000 000, equating to 26 75 per person. Detroit funds surpass 500 000 with growth to threaten million-city status in a decade. New York legislature fails to require city registration standards, drawing bipartisan criticism as a possible Tammany tool. Mrs Rebecca Boottinger left 6000 to the National Suffrage Association for universal woman suffrage. An initiative and referendum league forms in Illinois with Springfield HQ and Dr C B Merriam among incorporators. Aluminum Company of America at Pittsburg faces scrutiny.
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Wiley
Bureau of Chemistry
Japan
Detroit
Mich
New York
Rebecca Boottinger
Moorestown
N. J
National Suffrage Association
Finois
Springfield
Dr. C, BE
Merriam
Chicago
Aluminum Company of America
Pittsburg
Remarkable Pennsylvania aluminum trust formed and studied
The Department of Justice weighs whether a leading Pennsylvania industrial corporation should be treated as a trust. It has patents for producing aluminum from clays that could transform the metal industry. The piece notes Mrs F M Abbott, a Radcliffe graduate and writer linked to notable letters, her public image and forestry work.
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Department of Justice
Pennsylvania
Fortis Hinherto
F. M. Abbott
Dick Co
Boston
Radcliffe
American Forestry
July 24 in History highlights from 1722 to 1912
A compiled digest notes 14 Gibrighters captured by a combined British Dutch fleet in 1722, broadsword wear in 1723 Edinburgh, 1804 Havre French squadron damaged by English attack, 1834 Frankford diet joins Austria Prussia alliance, 1847 Mormon founding of Salt Lake City, 1903 Bleriot Channel crossing, and other dated events with varied outcomes.
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Gibriiter
Spanich
Edinburg
Scoatland
Santa Crus
Lord Nelson
Battie Meet
Havre
Oing
Lake Canterno
Besten
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Dom Pedro
Mormong
Salt Lake City
Urah
Federal Diet
Frankford
Germany
Austria
Prussia
Ellen Morrell
Bathurst
St. Thomas
Denmark
United States
Knight Commander
Vladivestock
Bleriot
Bartvelona
Spain
Frustrated Prophet Meets Earthquake and Mocking Crowd
An archaic folk parable in verse features a man who vows to aid the world and seek riches, climbs a hill, and is saved by a cataclysmic quake. The crowd’s reaction is scornful, echoing “We told you so,” while the narrator laments a bitter fate and the crowd’s cold justice.
Fears Over Umatilla Wheat Crop Run Ragged
The Oregon Journal faces criticism from Eaton Pendleton and Connor Mauls over a rumored Umatilla County bumper wheat yield. They doubt the forecast and fear price drops, while The Journal defends its market editor's inland empire crop investigation.
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Oregon Journal
Umatilla
Journal
Lo DD
Eaton
Pendletop
Connor
Malls
East Oregonian
Whitman County
Washington
Whitman
Conner
Great
Inland Empire
Wheat Crop Forecasts Spark Little Market Panic
The article questions local forecasts from Unustil la and Umatilla county Oregon claiming a few hundred bushels more will not rattle global markets. It notes world wheat production near 400 million bushels and mocks beliefs that news from Helix or local politicians would move prices.
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Unustilla
Umatilla
United States
Helix
Earth
Birthday Sketch of Ellen Stone Missionary Captive
Ellen Stone born July 24 1846 in Roxbury Mississippi became a famed missionary after six months of captivity by Moroccans near Salenten She and companion Mrs Stephanova endured harsh mountain travel and bandit demands totaling 110000 dollars with US subscriptions reaching 45000 dollars to secure freedom.
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Ellen Marle Stone
Rais Wil
United States
Tixty
Roxbury
Miss
Miss Stone
Misa Stone
Chelsea
Mass
Glving
Resgion Congregationalist
Somokov
Bulgaria
Salfenten
Katherina Stephanova
PLAN WORLD AIR MEET in New York next year
Preparations for international aviation races to be held in this country again next year after Weymann's victory in England are underway. The Aero Club of America will name a full cup defense committee next month. A delegate has engaged American aircraft manufacturers on producing racing machines.
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New York
Weymann
England
Aero Club of America
Amrican Aeroplate
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