Idaho Condemns Haywood Verdict And Calls For Fair Prosecution
The Idaho Statesman notes public regret over the Haywood murder verdict while urging citizens to accept the court’s decision. It asserts the state must continue trials of Charles H. Moyer and George A. Pettibone to determine innocence or guilt and uphold justice, life, and property protection.
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Bobe Statesman
Idaho
Haywood
Statesman
William D. Haywood
Frank Brennenberg
Republic
Charles H. Moyer
George A. Pettibone
Harvesting Boom in Umatilla County Draws Crowds
The inland empire leads harvest activity with 250 combined harvesters in Umatilla County. Horsepower totals 6,600 work horses powering the central battery, circling vast wheat fields as 5,000,000 bushels are gathered. This grand panorama is touted as a premier agricultural spectacle and a showcase of modern harvest methods.
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Umatilla
Oregon
Harvest Art Replaces Labor With Modern Machines On Umatilla Farm
Argentina uses few modern methods. The plateau between the Cascades and Rockies introduces harvesting as an art. Five men on a combined harvester do work once done by 26 with a stationary machine. The big all purpose wagon with kitchen follows the machine from field to field. Housewives no longer know harvest schedules as the drive continues from sunrise to sunset until the last wheat rank is laid low and sacks are stacked.
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Argentina
Cascades
Rocky Mountains
Umatilla
NO TERRORS IN PRISON LIFE AND REFORM NOTES
An opinion piece argues reforms in Oregon and Washington prisons reduce terror and improve conditions. It notes release after decent behavior, state provision of food and clothing, and the misgiving that leisure amenities may not serve public safety. Prisons are for punishment, not pleasure, despite diversions offered.
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Oregon
Washington
Inland Empire Magazine aims for Eastern Oregon spotlight
The piece praises local appetite for a first class small magazine, sees Pendleton as the logical home, and notes rich literary sources in Umatilla County and eastern Oregon. It contrasts editor Harvey Scott of the Portland Oregonian with Tribune voices and urges proper introduction to eastern readers.
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Pendleton Tribune
East Oregonian
Harvey Scott
Portland Oregonian
Harvey
Tribune
Uncle Harvey
Ike
Inland Empire
Pendleton
Umatilla County
Oregon
Haywood acquittal sparks defiant union rhetoric
The Western Federation of Miners faces renewed defiance after the Haywood verdict of acquittal. Proposals to idolize Haywood at lectures draw criticism from thoughtful socialists who warn that the murdered Sonnenberg’s memory would haunt every platform.
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Western Federation of Miners
Haywood
Hie Ik
Sthunenberg
Governor Folk Reform to the Web of Site Laws
Governor Folk outlined reforms to site laws, arguing the approach modernizes the legal framework. The plan emphasizes timely updates and orderly alignment with current governance practices.
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Ralireids
The Little Roads by Nesbit in St Louis Republic
Poetry fragment describing winding country lanes and rural scents contrasted with broad bare city streets. The speaker longs to wander the “little roads” that wind through green fields and bloom, inviting companionship of birds and bees despite urban lure.
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W. D. Nesbit
St. Louis Republic
Short Circuit Destruction On New York Central Viaduct
A historic high power test on the New York Central viaduct at 129th Street and Park Avenue showed molten iron and copper pouring into the street as steam and smoke filled the air. The violent current melted pipes wires and steel, warped rails, and left the scene a chaotic tangle for minutes before power could be cut and firefighters could intervene.
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New York Central
129Th Street
Park Avenue
Secon
Forsiile
126Th Street
124Th Street
Doctor Mitchell Finds Market Talk Too Narrow
Philadelphia physician Dr. Mitchell attended a National Board of Trade dinner and left saying the nation focuses on millions and billions and not on education, literature, or poetry. He quipped that Shakespeare is worth large sums and joked about why education and morals deserve attention. The piece notes new double-sided postcard writing for 1 cent stamps.
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Welr Mitchell
Philadelphia
National Board of Trade
Mitchell
Walt
What became of Dred Scott
A historical reflection notes that neither party in the Scott Sanford case saw the ensuing war. Sanford died soon after the decision, while Scott died of consumption on September 17, 1868, in St. Louis. Scott’s grave location is uncertain, but the Dred Scott case remains a defining symbol in the slavery struggle.
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St. John
F. T. Trevor
Harper's
Portland hotel advertises rates and Turkish bath facility
OFI Portland Oregon offers American plan from $2 per day for tourists and commercial travelers. Special rates for families and single gentlemen. Management invites visitors to view rooms and see prices. Includes a modern Turkish bath in the hotel. H C Bowers is manager.
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St. George
Northwest
Allrooma
OFI
Portland
Oregon
H. C. Bowers
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Australia
Graham Furniture Co
Main Street
Dred Scott
Tres IG
Ore
Frisco
Pendleton, Oregon
United States Depository
Levi Ankeny
Dyers
W. F. Matlock
Geo. Hartman, JR
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G, M. Rice
J. &. M'Leod
Hotel
George Darveau
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Golden Rule Hotel
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