Pendleton Daily Oregonian Publication Details
Independent Pendleton paper printed twice weekly with weekly and monthly subscriptions listed. Offices include The Regenlan News Co Portland and Northwest News Co Chicago. National bureau in Washington DC. member United Press Association. designated as official city and county paper.
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Theregen News Co
Morrison Street
Portland
Oregon
Northweet News Uv
Chicago
Washington, DC
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Third Party Talks Amid Taft Roosevelt Rift
The piece analyzes rising chatter of a bolting third party led by Roosevelt if Taft secures the Republican nomination. It notes Roosevelt’s strength against Taft in most states, the possible names citizens would rally under, and how a bolt could affect the election depending on the Democratic nominee Woodrow Wilson or Bryan.
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Woodrow Wilson
Bryar
The Blessing of Motherhood and Lydia E Pinkham Ad
An advertisement extols motherhood as woman’s highest sphere and promotes Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. San Antonio and Brooklyn women testify to improved health and fertility, with testimonials from Mrs A B Martinez and Mrs J J Stewart. The company invites letters for confidential advice from Lynn Massachusetts.
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Lydia E.pinkham
San Antonio
Texas
Lydia E. Pinkham
A. B. Martinez
S. Laredo St
Brooklyn
N.Y
Political prospects hinge on Baltimore and Roosevelt
The text notes a strong challenge to Democratic support in November. If conservative or anti liberal Democrats prevail in Baltimore, Roosevelt's prospects would improve. It adds that the Republican National Convention had not yet occurred.
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Baltimore
Wisconsin’s public regulation boosts business and prosperity
A San Francisco paper argues against the belief that regulating monopolistic corporations harms business. Wisconsin’s extensive regulation, via railroad and public utilities laws, has produced exceptional prosperity. Prominent Wisconsin businessman O H Inerim of Eau Claire says regulated utilities and lower rates attract investors, safer bonds, and steady growth. The state guarantees fair operation, preventing ruinous competition while protecting investors, and Wisconsin’s model could guide the nation.
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San Francisco
Wisconsin
Wisconsin Busines
O. H. Inerim
Eau Claire
Railroad Commission
Publc Utilities
Public Service Commissions
A Prejudiced Judge and Calls for Impeachment
The piece urges Congressman Berger to impeach Judge Hanford of Seattle, arguing his decisions show prejudice and sympathy for corporate interests over the general welfare. It says such judges erode public trust and fuel demand for recalls of judges, asserting law should treat all people equally.
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Berger
Judge Hanford
Seattle
Hanford
United States
Cuban Revolution Portrays Race War Elements
The observation notes that the Cuban revolution appears largely shaped by racial tensions. It cites social stratification and conflicts between groups as a driving factor behind revolutionary momentum and policy shifts.
Supreme Court backs Commerce Commission over Commerce Court
The Supreme Court affirms the Commerce Commission as correct and finds the Commerce Court in error. The decision sets a clear preference for the Commission's rulings and methods, shaping regulatory oversight and appellate outcomes.
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Supreme Court
The
Commerce Commission
Commerce Court
Oregon Democrats View Chicago Melee First
The Oregon delegation will observe the Chicago melee as the first stop in their briefing tour. Delegates plan to assess crowd dynamics and security responses before continuing to other events.
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Oregon
Chicago
At Commencement a Goose Gown fits June Lippincott
A humorous lament captures June Lippincott complaining that her gown does not fit at commencement. The playful verse mocks her essays being abstruse and ridicules wisdom and wit as she contemplates graduation.
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June Lippincott’s
India Clings to Hand Plow as Steam Power Falters
A dated critique portrays Indian belief in divine will as blocking modernization. It notes farmers earn meager profits, resistance to steam machines, and a return to the biblical wooden plow share as agricultural machinery remains virtually unknown beyond solitary obsolete devices.
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India
Black Swan
Aml
Hearts Desire of Baden Powell
President Colin H Livingstone recounted a banquet at the Hotel Astor honoring General Baden Powell. A vacant seat between General Russell and Livingstone prompted a reflection on the Boy Scout movement as the real scouts and future soldiers inspiring a nation.
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Colin H. Livingstone
Baden Powell
Hotel Astor
New York City
General Russell
Livingstone
Mnien
Nalonal Magazine
Baby’s Rash Healed by Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Mrs. Marcaret Gunn reports a severe chickenpox like rash on her baby during a 1900 trip from Boston to Ireland and England. After doctors offered various treatments with little relief, she used Cuticura Soap and Ointment for nine months, which cured the infant with no scars and prevented further itching.
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Boston
England
Ireland
Baby
Marcaret Gunn
Burrell St
Roxbury
Mess
Potter Drag & Chem. Corp
Dent. MA
Spiritual Tyrants of India Reject Modern Farming
An English traveler writes in Farm and Home that Indian farmers cling to ancient methods, shun irrigation and manuring, and resist land reclamation. The village elders view any alteration of the earth with disfavor, dubbing the land changes as unacceptable.
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India
Bombay
George Cecil
Greybearde
Raw eggs cure for stomach woes praised by farmer
Cecilion Maryland resident George Richards recounts a 12 year trial of diets ending with raw eggs as the only remedy easing chronic indigestion. He credits two 25 cent packages of Thedford's Black Draught, a purely vegetable medicine, with lasting relief after decades of illness and costly treatments.
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Cecilion
George Richards
Thedford
For Rent Barn Space with Corral
For rent a large barn suitable for 16 horses with corral. Will rent part of the barn. Apply 415 Lilleth Street. Phone Black 3081.
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Lilleth Street
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