Strain era graft rumors and county tax debate linger
The East Oregonian notes the printing bill overrun during Mr. Buran's term and defends Mr. Strain against graft claims tied to Trittine. It explains misassessed land around four men using unfarmed land, promising rerating to correct Deputy assessors' errors. It praises Sheriff Tim Taylor and Clerk candidate Harry Fowler and hints at political tensions before the presidential year.
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W IP. Temple
William Roesch
Walter Wells
Waffle
Eemity
William Hilton
Bootie Watson
Thie
Strain
Tempt
Temple
Tim Taylor
Umatilla County
Umatilla
Taylor
Harry Fowler Hia
Fowler
The Fair Reporter in Political Speech Crux
A critique argues modern newspapers tilt reporting to fit owner interests. It condemns fair coverage of socialist or anarchist meetings as weak. The piece cites prevalent bias, urging honesty amid few fearless papers like those named in Pacific Monthly.
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Wood
Paelfle
Persecuting Campaigning Sparks Umatilla County Debate
In a wide spread Oregon dispute in Umatilla County thousands of vicious campaign circulars were distributed from Freewater to smear George Hartman. The Tribune attack links Hartman to tax issues and a county printing bill, urging voters to resist last minute dirty tactics and defend Hartman’s integrity amid accusations from rival factions.
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Oregon
Tmatilin
George Hartman
Freewater
Thane
Ste
Tribune
the Tribune
Hartman
Repubican County Commissioners
Hadartman
George Brarman
After Election Remarks Echo Rural Frontier Voices
A fragment shows rural banter after an election, with voices debating future work. A character called Hank is labeled as a denied old fool, while another speaker, Sam, mentions abundant company and plans to plow corn only after the election.
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Hank
Sam
Poem Fragment of Regret and Guilt by Dan McLaughlin
A harsh personal poem recalls stained acts and loss in intense imagery. The speaker confesses harming creatures from a wounded doe to cubs and a butterfly, noting pleasure lost and a price paid in love and life. The tone is somber, confessional, and saturnine.
The Whistler and a Tragic Death in San Jose
A poem warns of noisy modern life while a tragic item reports four year old Louise Kaufman of a prominent family in San Jose, California dying by suicide with a pistol. The event is described as carefully planned and premeditated, yet not insane.
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Louise Kaufiman
San Jose
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