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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1907
Page
4
Between Life and Love a Silent Knife Awakens
A terse lyric fragment speaks of a figure asking who stands between life and love and urging the beloved to choose, raising the image of a knife that could free the slave and reunite life with desire.
Joaquin Miller in Pendleton Portrayed as Oregon Pioneer
The Poet of the Sierras Joaquin Miller visits Pendleton this week. He is celebrated as part of Oregon’s history and growth, having come as a boy in 1842 and grown with the state. His poetry reflects pioneer life, its privations, and the beauty of Oregon in vivid, loving images.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joaquin Miller
Sierras
Pendleton
Oregon
Cascades
Bine
Willamette Goley
Toaquin Miller
Enim
Opening the Gateway to the Inland Empire
Observant citizens in eastern Oregon note the Columbia river gateway expanding with rack yards huts on the river, growing river service, and increased railroad traffic linking Oregon and Washington. The opening signals an era of boosted transport, promising Umatilla county higher production and lower freight costs as shipments to market become more profitable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Columbia River
Tmatilin
Dulles
North Bank
Portage Road
Washington
Northwest
Bert
Inland Empire
Fendieton
Umatilla
Back to the Horse Returns At Portland Hunt Club Meet
The Portland Hunt Club drew attention with mounted riders in a public display last week signaling a renewed interest in equestrian pleasure as bicycles motor cars fade from daily life. Riders showcased fine horses attracting crowds and highlighting a cultural shift back to traditional horsemanship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hondreian
Portland
Haltire
Portland Hunt Club
Horses Reign Over Modern Crowds in Healthful Parade
The piece lauds horses in a parade as more merited than gleaming autos. It argues horseback riding brings health, vigor, and joy, claiming people will return to the horse as a beloved sport companion once the novelty of automobiles fades.
Geer and the People’s Choice for Oregon’s Senate
Historian editor T. T. Geer of the Pendleton Tribune argued in 1902 that the people rather than the legislature should name the U S senator. He backed the People’s candidate after defeat for governor, and lamented the legislature’s refusal to recognize the People’s choice which instead installed Fulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. T. Geer
The
Pendleton Tribune
United States Senate
Mr. Geer
W. J. Furnish
C. W. Fulton
Geer
Senate
East Oregonian
Fulton
United States
Oregon
T ‘Ty. Geer
Pendleton Moves Forward with City Improvements
Pendleton voters approved five proposed public works in a special election. The measures fund street paving, levee extension, sewer system expansion, and construction of a new city hall and jail. Supporters hailed the result as a step toward a broader growth era and attracting capital and homeseekers to the Inland Northwest city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Wis
Mossbick
Correspondent Corrects East Oregonian On Gen Denver
A Pilot Rock correspondent rebuts a recent East Oregonian note about General J W Denver founder of Denver. He says Denver never served in the Civil War or led volunteers or earned glory in battle. The piece argues current public interest should focus on present issues, not disputed war records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilot Rock Record
East Oregonian
J. W. Denver
Denver
War records and the glare of personal scrutiny
A reflection on how many war records, now history, would not bear close public examination, suggesting that personal perspectives and hidden details shape the narrative as time passes. The remark underscores the gap between official history and private memory.
Patriotism and nursing amid wartime verse fragments
A fragmentary poem by Fred W. Vincent Jr from Pendleton Oregon and a piece by Writer Pynner in the July issue reflect wartime anxieties. The speaker touts nursing and medical aid to heal sons while praising Fourth of July strength and patriotic resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred W. Vincent, Jr
Pendleton
Oregon
Son Lim
Pynner
Taft Religious Views Clarified Amid Inquiries
Inquiries across the country clarify Secretary Taft is Unitarian and attends All Souls’ Unitarian church in Washington DC. The piece notes Roosevelt’s Dutch Reformed membership, Cortolyou and Garfield as Episcopalians, Bonaparte as Catholic, Wilson as Presbyterian, and Britton as unaffiliated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J H. Taft
Hia
Taft
Unitarian Church
All Souls’ Unitarian Church
Fourteenth and
L Streets
Washington, DC
Roosevelt
Dutch Reformed Church
Nincoluregation
Cortolyou
Garfield
The Aristocracy of the Circus
The piece laments circus families dying out in the United States as parents push children toward business careers. It notes low pay, long work, and perilous risk, while European circuses offer better apprenticeship and single ring structure. It argues big houses hinder specialization and practice time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cireus
Europe
July events dazzle Pendleton to Philadelphia
A compact notice lists July activities across cities including Pendleton July 4 celebration Spokane July 4 7 convention baratom July 10 16 International Christian Endeavor Seattle July 16 20 Grand Lodge Philadelphia July dates plus Wool Sales at Stianiko June 26 and Baker City Elgin July 9 11.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton
Spokane
Knichte Templar
Baratom
International Christian Endeavor
Seattle
Grand Lodge Wiks
Philadelphia
Stianiko
Baker City
Elgin
New Management At First-Class Family Hotel
A first class family hotel and stock men's headquarters under new management offers telephone and fire alarm connections in all rooms, American and European plan options, special weekly or monthly rates, and excellent dining room service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rayo Lampin
St. George
Northwest
Pendleton
Portland Hotel Ad Promises Turkish Bath and Rates
An old hotel advertisement in Portland Oregon offers daily rates from 91 and up for tourists and commercial travelers. The notice promotes a Turkish bath featured at the hotel EC Kowera with emphasis on family and gentleman guests and mentions courteous service and complete accommodations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Oregon
American Ilan
Kowera. Ata
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