Trusts and political corruption threaten ordinary people
The piece rails against trusts in New York Philadelphia and across the nation, condemning electric, railroad, grocery, and other combines. It argues they raise prices, suppress wages, and damage society, urging lawmakers to curb extortion or risk a forced remedy by the people. It laments the persistence of slavery imagery and calls for action by federal and state legislatures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gust Trust
New York City
Philadelphia
Chogis
South
Hhaime
United States
Nnational
Poem of duty and moral battle against crime
A commemorative verse urges living generations to continue the moral fight. It honors past sacrifices and calls for steadfast courage in confronting corruption and folly. Emphasizes faith, light, truth, and heavenly guidance as weapons for the coming struggle.
County votes to buy road roller for joint use
Angered by delays the county court approves purchasing a road roller and urges the city to buy a rock crusher for shared use to repair mud filled main streets. Pendleton rock is praised as superior to The Dalles material for lasting street surfaces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Oregonian
Ccounty Court
Pendieton
Becauwe
Dalles
Pendleton
Fairbanks Fails to Warm Portland Crowd in 1908 Spotlight
The piece critiques Vice-President Fairbanks noting a cold reception in Portland. An accompanying small boy contrasts his demeanor with Teddy Roosevelt’s animated style. The author claims Fairbanks lacks magnetism, warmth, and impulse, despite mental sharpness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parrbunks
Portland
Fairbanks
Teddy
Nature
Greatest American Evil and the Trust Invasion
A harsh critique denounces trusts and monopolies as a national plague. The author claims slavery was isolated, while modern economic power corrupts legislatures and cities across the United States, with public men and institutions rendered prey to monopolistic forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Weif
AIAG THE PAGAN ARNO EXECUTED AT WALLA WALLA
A translated piece portrays Arno the Japanese murderer executed Saturday at Walla Walla Prison. It lauds his calm acceptance of death, claims his belief in the soul’s journey lowers fear, and contrasts Japanese attitudes with Western terror. It credits his stance as an example to others facing justice and torture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arno
Walla Walla
Tiread
Taulder
Arao
Alaska Rail Project Seeks 600 Workers in Seward Plan
The Alaskan Central railroad from Seward to the Tanang river seeks 600 workers including 400 laborers and 200 tamon plus 15 to 20 small contractors with rock and grading outfits per Seattle News. W. M. Sheffield of the Alaska club to publicize openings. $2.59 million expected in 1906, while June payroll reaches 166000 and July 525000, as steel rails arrive on the Dakota. The supreme court upholds a $10,000 death judgment against Canadian Pacific in Colfax case. company to pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aliskaan Central Railroad
Seward
Resurrection Bay
Tanang River
Tamon
Sayn
Seattle News
W. M. Sheffield
Alaska Club
Alaska
Sheffield
J. E. Ballaine
George Dickinson
Tte
Fmn
Dakota
Big Hill
Slater
Mikucou
Seattle
Supreme Court
Mra. G. de Peneler
Colfax
Wash
Canadian Pacific
Arrival from Atlitia Reports Heavy Snow Across Mountains
Dr J C Legnard recently arrived from Atlitia says four feet of snow remain in the mountains and roads are poor. He notes there has been no high water this year. In regions with typical six to eight feet of snow on dunes, ground is bare this time, and the usual high mountain snows do not appear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bour
J.C. Legnard
Atlitia
Athos
Pendleton visitors map Buffalo Mountain mine plans
Br Tantliif and son Amie from Pendleton study the Mite Ribbon group on Buffalo mountain. Mr Turdutr supports Blue Ribbon mining, deeming the property invaluable. Efforts this year aim to open it for continuous operation, Granite Gein noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BR. Tantliif
Amie
Pendleton
Buffalo Mountain
Turdutr
Land Scrip For Sale In Forest Reserve
Unrestricted forest reserve scrip offered at lowest market prices. Scrip secures title to timbered land and grazing or desert land in any quantity without residence or improvement. Address A. M. Hamilton, The Portland, Portland, Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. M. Hamilton
Portland
Oregon
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Scripps-McRae News Association
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Victor
Wmeven Victor
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Court Touse
Sherwin-Williams
Cain
Murphy
Court Street
St Josephs Academy
Sisters of St. Francis
Emma Cole
Lydian Brinkham
Poe
Lydia B. Pinkham
Tullahoma
Tenn
Mre. Pinkham
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Lydia BE
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Northwestern
W. Vincent
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City Brewery
R. F. Payne
Payne
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Idaho
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Ore
Rock Spring
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