Oregonian Independent Newspaper Pricing and Publication Detail
The Oregonian Publishing Company lists subscription rates for daily, weekly, and semi weekly editions. It notes mail and carrier options with periods for three months and annual terms, and identifies the paper as the official city and county publication with bureaus in Chicago and Washington.
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Mall
Sally
Oa Cootka
Ally
Cone
Corrier
Mail
Quiet Country Needs and City Rest in Eugene Field Verse
A nostalgic verse by Eugene Field contrasts countryside calm with urban noise. The speaker longs for trees, bees, birds, and gentle natural sounds to soothe a tired heart, while admitting a fondness for city life when comfort is possible. The poet muses on escaping the “sty’s din and dust” to a blue sky.
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Eugene Field
Direct election of U S senators debated in Oregon piece
A letter to the East Oregonian discusses Judge A Lowell and the 1st Statement on direct senator elections. It argues lawmakers should honor the people’s choice, notes constitutional risks, and warns that Statement No 1 remains a live, debated issue in Oregon politics with partisan reactions evident from The Portland Oregonian.
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Republican Assembly
Significance in Assembly Rises Over Statement No 1
The article notes speeches opposing Statement No 1 during the assembly, highlighting G. W. Stapleton of Multnomah County as an anti Statement No 1 candidate. It predicts a sharp partisan divide in the forthcoming cita tion, with supporters pledging to follow or reject the statement based on constituents' wishes.
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G. W. Stapleton
Multnomah
Remembering W. Res Saxton the reclamation engineer
The obituary recalls W Res Saxton a reclamation engineer and army veteran who helped develop the Ematina project in eastern Oregon. He died after a fever and heat in the western desert campaign, seen as part of the price paid for turning arid lands into fertile valleys.
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Oregon
Hele
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Ohio sets insurgent for governor amid GOP split
The piece notes Ohio naming a standpaster as its gubernatorial candidate, signaling a potential GOP split between progressives and regulars. It references Harmon as Democratic incumbent, Garfield progressives, and a divide among conservatives in both parties. It also mentions railway congestion at a yard and speculates on terminal expansions. There are references to U S political figures and a Nebraska liquor controversy involving W. J. Bryant.
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Ohio
Buckeye
Pallomyaline Dreaded Name Sparks Unease
A fragment hints at pallomyaline being feared, suggesting the name itself stirs dread. The line implies a perception of danger tied to the term, leaving readers unsure of its exact meaning or context within the article.
Meeting with Registered Bureaucrats and Compliance
A brief note indicates that if you have met with registered bureaucrats, proceed with the required formalities and ensure all compliance steps are documented. No further context is provided.
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Burey
Statement No 1 dominates Oregonian letters and politics
A writer notes recurring praise for Statement No 1 in the East Oregonian and Portland papers. The author questions its meaning and implies prior election rhetoric settled the issue, arguing candidates for the legislature no longer need to address it. He seeks clarity on the visible inflation of its significance.
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East Oregonian
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Oregon Statehood and the People’s Choice in 1910
Stephen A Lowell from Punchrton argues on July 23 1910 that voters must back the candidate receiving the most votes in general elections for United States senator and condemns parties manipulating nominations. He recalls a 69 666 to 61 162 Oregon statewide vote on instructing representatives and senators to elect the top vote-getter, noting the public voice and the duty of good citizens to obey established laws.
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Oregon
Venius
Oreroam
United States
Stephen A Lowell
Punchrton
Fragmented Sermon Snippet on Virtue and Pleasure
A garbled passage argues that true happiness comes from denying pleasure and bearing burdens. It hints at protecting children from luxury while condemning indulgence, contrasting moral restraint with personal desires.
Roosevelt on race and governance in East Africa
Theodore Roosevelt argues in Scribner's August issue that Uganda is a black man's country and white settlers cannot dominate. He contends natives must be trained for self-government while Europeans provide guiding oversight and moral, social, and industrial development to prevent chaos from surrounding tribal powers and outside influence.
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Veanda
British East Africa
East Africa
Uganda
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Africa
Theodore Roosevelt
August Scribner
Telegraphic Link Between London And New York Feasible
The Review discusses whether human Wales on actu ally be transmitted undersea to demonstrate telephonic communication between London and New York. A successful link would mark a major step in global cable connections, bringing nations closer together and transforming communication for all work.
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Spokvsniin- Review
Phon ing by Sea and Cable Experiments
Early tests show a telegraph like cable extending from Dover to Cape Verde to link England and America. Experts say underwater links may enable ocean telephony, though land connections face more obstructions. Weather and seabed conditions complicate connections.
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