East Oregonian publication and contact details
Fuiast Grosomary published every afternoon except Sunday at Pendleton Oregon by the East Oregonian Publishing Company with subscription rates and various staff and bureau addresses listed. The notice includes offices in Portland Perkins Fortiesd Cresson and Washington, D.C. and an entered date.
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East Oregonian Publishing Company
East Oregonian
Brao News
Tore Tortland
Perkins
Fortiesd
Cresson
Earth Belongs to Its Living Men and Reform Calls
A controversial editorial voice denounces economic and labor strife in Colorado and argues for lawfulness and national unity. It urges reducing Commercial Association dues, expanding the board, and attracting young business men, while predicting growth in school sites as towns expand.
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Creef
Sisved
John Hoyle O'Reilly
Commercial Association
Hall
Aome
Ali
Ang Cings
Colorado
Republic
Pendleton
E. B. Conklin
Ingalls Plagiarist Allegations Stir Debates Over Poem
An Eastern periodical alleges Nichol Giedilorti of Erle Pa. printed and distributed an Italian sonnet claimed to be by Senator John Ingalls from 1887. The piece, translated and revised, sparked questions as to authorship with Italian, Greek, French, German and English renderings cited and a Chicago Tribune note criticizing the claim as unsubstantiated.
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Uggestion Printe
Nichol Giedilorti
Erle
Doeter
John Ingalls
Malian
Ter
Ciewliaert
Denver
Ingalla
Ghiaseppe Coloul
Turin
Ter. Giestiord
Mme. Sampson
Kaden
C. Bourges Watson
Chicago Tribune
Gigelliott
Gigeliott
Ingulis
Giggnott
Ingalls
High School Method Enriches Student Life And Prep
The article extols Tin's practical progressive policy at Penden High School, claiming it shapes keen capable pupils. It notes after 4 pm studies, activities like orchestras, literary societies, athletics, debating, and conventions engage students, preventing loafing and linking text with practical skills for trusted roles.
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Gonk- Tin
Penden High School
Fame Is Fleeting and Echoes From Atlantic Monthy
A fragmented reminiscence poem catalogues famous figures and sources of fame fading in a reflective year in the Atlantic Month. It laments the rise and fall of explorers politicians and writers, noting many names and eras and ends with a sense of personal resolve under a fir tree.
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Palti
Walt
Benen
Atlantic
Admiral Makaroff Cultured Yet Aimed At Ice Breaker Yermak
Admiral Makaroff impressed with fluent English and refined manners. His long stay in England centered on the ice breaker Yermak, which he designed and oversaw built at Newcastle. He viewed the vessel as a forerunner of a new class to unlock Arctic secrets for the world.
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Makaroff
Russia
England
Newcastle
Mualnrof
Tr. Pierce
Frank Caswell
Orien
Brrath
Sawaseng
Pierce
William Allen White Critiques Senator Burton in Chicago
White of Emporia Kansas denounces Senator Burton blasting his self praise and prosperity while accusing him of bribery and decency violations. He cites repeated newspaper charges and asserts Burton’s senate election owed to railroad influence in state politics.
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Wiliam Allen White
Emporia
Kansas
Chicago
Senator Burton
Jesson
Burton
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