Oregon Voters Compli mented for Choosing Chamberlain
An editorial in the Walla Walla Bulletin lauds Oregon voters for direct primary reform and for electing Chamberlain to the U S Senate. It argues the majority choice represents the people’s will, credits Chamberlain’s experience, notes factional fights and Oregonian influence, and asserts the people’s power in a republic.
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Walla Walla Bulletin
United States
Oregon
Chamberlain
United States Senate
Judge Cake
Cake
Fulton
Henney
Oregonian
Republican Party
Oregon Apples Worth Sizeable Commercial Praise
W H Selleck argues Oregon apples will rival California oranges in time and value. He notes buyers in New York pay 16 to 20 cents per apple and cites varieties Splitberg Newtown Pippin and Banana, the latter grown only here. He urges systematic advertising by commercial bodies to raise Oregon apple prestige and profits.
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Oregon
New York
Newtown
No Wonder He Filed
A tall solemn young man enters a restaurant with apology and bashful air. He seeks solitude near the middle table as a buxom mother with seven children joins and the head waiter surrounds them. Patrons remark quietly about their appearance and ages while he leaves hastily.
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London Telegraph
Wasted Opportunity In California Farmhouse Bed Tale
Traveling Democrats Ole Bill Foote and Ole Bil Eng lish camped at a Los Angeles area farmhouse where the host offered beds only after discovering two expected Democratic orators never arrived. The anecdote ends with the farmer joking he saved the beds for them, but they never showed.
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Ole Bill” Foote
Ole Bil
California
Los Angeles
Foote
English
Napoleon
Grant
Washington
Valley Forge
San Francisco
Macready Toyed With Role Sparks Stage Confrontation
An onstage clash at Mobile between a Western native actor playing Claudius and Macready led to a dramatic rehearsal confrontation. The actor pretended to die in Hamlet’s required spot, prompting Macready to retort that the king should die higher on the stage, ending the scene with the monarch rearing, then recovering, and the curtain falling without further ado.
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Macready
Mobile
Ala
Claudius Lo
Hamlet
Gercely
Claudius
Judge Norton and Judge Nelson Bar Supper Quip
A Philadelphia Ledger report recalls a bar supper where Judge Norton delivered a solemn speech about Wisconsin’s early days describing a fatal storm while sheltering under a tree. Judge Nelson countered with a witty rebuke asking why he did not choose a different tree.
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Judge Norton
Judge Nelson
Nelson
Philadelphia Ledger
Snow Hurricane of the Pamirs Described in Brief
A borap or snow hurricane of the Pamirs is detailed as a notable meteorological phenomenon with temperatures dropping to 14 degrees Fahrenheit in summer and as low as 45 degrees below zero in winter. Sudden darkness and fierce snowfall accompany the burst, with dramatic imagery of the storm breaking over clear skies.
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Pamirs
East Oregonian News Roundup Says All The News All The Time
The East Oregonian previews a day filled with national and local coverage across politics weather and community events. Readers are urged to stay tuned for updates as stories develop throughout the day and week.
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East Oregonian
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