Peblehat Dally and Semi. Mh at Pea cieton, Oregon
Northeast imprint shows Oregon city notice from EAST UMNEYONIAN PUBLISHING 20. The Daily and semi weekly edition lists routes and offices in Morrison Streetland, Oregon. Washington D. C. bureau at Fourteenth Street NW details.
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Peblehat
Peacieton
Opegen
The
East Umneyonian Publishing
Dally Met
Ormpaian Ie
Ale Hi A i News Co
Morrison Roetland
Oregon
Northweat News Co
Chicago
Scrutey Hy
Washington D. C
Fourteenth Street
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The First, Nine Study Hour To Learn Its Ways
A reflective verse from Lippincott's on study time shaping character and guiding the soul’s strength through understanding passing days and life’s deeper reach.
Judge Fee Leads Push to Remove Overhead Wires in City
Judge James A. Fee, longtime critic of the overhead wires on Main and Court streets, urges action through initiative if the council balks. He recalls prior efforts as mayor and argues public welfare over corporate greed, warning that inaction could empower residents to replace the council with a commission form of government.
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James A. Fee
Court
Coring
East Oregonian
Lmited
Bowl Corporation
Taft Addresses Public Statement on Great Affairs
President Taft states that the great matters confronting the nation demand careful attention and firm leadership. He urges unity, prudent policy, and steadfast resolve to steer the country through evolving domestic and international challenges.
Alaska Resource Development and Public Benefit Debate
The piece argues development of Alaska should serve the public, not multinational interests like the Guggenheims. It urges government control or direct operation of resource extraction, citing Taft era delays and the need to ensure prices and benefits stay with the people, possibly via a government commission to mine coal. It questions feasibility but asserts the right aim.
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Alaska
Guggenheims
Taft
Northwest
Guegenhelmsa
Manchester gas plant profits and price reductions report
The September 21 consular report notes Manchester England’s municipal gas plant earned a net $226,292 last year while gas prices are being cut. Post September the price by automatic meters drops to two cents per 33 cubic feet, about 0 per 1000 feet for large users. Pendleton’s Pacific Power Street monopoly charges $2.50 per 1000 feet for dominating gas and $2.00 for rock blasting gas. Additional lines reference war talk, Pinchot’s view of Taft, and street paving misunderstandings.
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Manchester
England
Pendleton
Pacific Fower & Street Company
Ely Councl
Policy shift in concessions under new administration
The governor argues for renewal conditions, curbs on monopolies, and greater native capital participation to develop national resources. Foreign capital will be welcomed but must bid fairly. a revised government will regulate concessions to favor broad wealth and decent livelihoods, signaling a rising national ethic and self-rule.
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Mexico
Decentivelihoois
Mayor Rice at a June wedding in New Haven tale
In New Haven Mayor Rice relates a story about young women and marriage amid a humorous library scene featuring Mrs Newel as she searches a directory. A helpful businessman assists and Mrs Newel thanks him, explaining she seeks a nice name for her leaving.
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Mayor Rice
New Haven
Labor notes and political moves in early 1900s Boston
Labor notes from Boston discuss wages and terments, potential candidates, and a push for an independent labor political party in Illinois. Swiss industry still relies on house industry with 139000 workers, while California harvests 59 million bushels of beer barley at 7.5 cents per bushel, yielding 37 million dollars. The report mentions strikes among Boston bottlers and drivers, with bottle washers earning 7 to 8 dollars per week and unions demanding higher pay.
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Switzerland
California
United States
Unois
Polkticon Party
Iabor
Rock Island
American Federation of Labor
National Brotherhood of Operative Potters
Atlantic City
Boston
Progressives Push Wires Off Mainstreet Majority Cited
The progressives seek removal of pulls and wires from Mainstreet and claim majority control locally. The next city elections occur on the first Monday in December.
College Student Working for the Summer
A poem portrays a college student working through summer at various jobs. The narrator notes the student may be new and green yet capable, serving in hotels, ports, steamboats, stokeholes, factories, canvassing, and retail. It highlights the student’s versatility and willingness.
Governor Gonzales Signals Stable Mexican Concessions
The Atlanta Constitution reports Governor Abram Gonzales of the Mexican state of Mihuahua foresees a smoother policy toward foreign capital. He promises no confiscation or abrupt termination of concessions under the new regime, signaling a cautious approach to economic ties.
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Atlanta Constitution
Abram Gonzales
Mhihuahua
Gonzales
Hair growth in Antarctic proves cold weather cure
Sir Ernest Shucgle ton promotes hair growth by freezing, citing Antarctic experiments. His men reportedly gained longer thicker hair as they neared the antipodes, and Antarctic inhabitants were observed not to be bald. Travelers corroborate the findings, likely triggering a rush to join further cold land expeditions.
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Sir Ernest Shucgleton
Experimenta
Antarctic
Ernest
Public official Wiley praised amid attacks over technicalities
The piece defends Dr Wiley as a trustworthy public servant who prioritizes safety, argues accusers push fringe charges to discredit him, and criticizes Attorney General Wickersham's aggressive rhetoric. It notes ongoing, clever charges against the Department of Justice and predicts a busy time for the AG.
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DR. Wiley
Tr Wiley
Wiley
Wickersham
S O
Missionary tale of isolation and social chatter
Dialogue sketches a remote mission scene where a husband confesses years without others' faces, a sympathetic young woman consoles him, and two Ladies gossip about the First Lady being too young to shop alone while excitable. the exchange hints at social norms and domestic expectations in a small community.
Miss Henrietta and the daisies on the veranda
A description of Miss Henrietta wearing a green linen frock with white ox eye daisies on a hotel veranda attracts old Colonel Floyd. He compliments her look likening it to a Virginia hillside, but she responds with cold reserve, revealing a distant mood in a brief social moment from Youth's Companion.
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Henrietta
Floyd
Virginia
Halting Fish Story Sparks Oregon River Debate
A Northwest newspaper reprints a sensational fish story from a dubious source, with editors unaware of its unreliability. The tale claimed thousands of fish died in Oregon rivers due to heat, though rivers fed by mountain snowmelt remain rapidly cooled.
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Fugene Register
Oregon
Heat and drought myths about Oregon fisheries debunked
The writer argues California streams resist heat, noting Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers stay alive despite long dry spells. Inland San Joaquin lakes and plains show no fish mortality, countering a false tale of widespread heat devastation. A few Willamette fish deaths are linked to dynamiting, not climate.
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California
Sacramento
San Joaquin
San Joaquin Valley
Plains
Oregon
Willamette River
July 28 in history highlights from 19th to 20th centuries
Events span from a city destroyed by an earthquake to battles and funerals. Notable items include Blucher defeating the French at Villers-Cotterets in 1814, Major General McPherson's funeral in 1864, the launch of the ship Texas in 1902, and a 1910 step toward ending the Grand Trunk strike. Other dates reference mergers, martial law, and railway developments.
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Mistory
Inatamela
Prueiins
Blucher
Villora
McPherson Pat Clyde
Oho
Norfolk
Texas
Hirriman
Gould
Grand Trunk
Trainerew
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Garrett
Heufenaat
Hustler
Trim
Vaewar
Mexico and Capital
the American National Bank
United States Depository
Vistors
Main St
America
Kentucky
Columbia Liquor Store
Sale Distributors
Herman Peters
Prop
Orpheum Theatre
J. P. Medernactus
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LA Fontaine Blk
Main Street
Olympia
Pioneer Bottling Works
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