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Emerson and Heney in Oregon Courage Amid Trial
A reflection on moral faith and public service as Francis J. Heney prosecutes the Mitchell case in Oregon. The piece praises Heney for integrity and skill, noting initial hostility turning to admiration as the federal effort unfolds, and concludes he leaves Oregon with a clean record and strong reputation.
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Morning Tribune Attacks Pendleton Defensa Silence
The Morning Tribune defends district attorney duties and criticizes Pendleton coverage. It claims the paper, praised by whiskey ring friends, remains silent on Pendleton welfare, homes, and social interests while addressing moral questions.
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Editorial Question on Community Duty and Morality
A reader questions why the Tribune would deny space to a humble citizen who served the community while condemning a corrupt gambler. The piece asks what grounds editors should appeal to homeowners and families when discussing public issues and protecting local interests.
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Levying Unjust Tribute Against Lumber Trust
A critique argues the Northwest lumber trust imposes a new tax on builders by elevating lumber prices by 2 to 5 per 1000. It blames tariffs, calls for opening Canadian forests, and urges Congress to remove lumber tariffs to lower costs for homeowners and prevent further industrial protectionism. The piece condemns high freight rates and urges action to relieve the burden on those building homes and reclaiming land.
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Governor Pennypacker’s Keen Rotality on Court Bench
Governor Samuel Pennypacker, noted for Keystone State leadership, impressed as a judge with sharp wit and quick responses. A historic anecdote recalls him quietly counting split infinitives while a boresome attorney argued, showing his academic bent and courtroom composure.
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A Wagnerite in a Changing Taste
A Cleveland Leader verse satire recalls a critic who once disliked Wagner but now proclaims himself a Wagnerite. The poem reflects on shifting opinions, a self aware narrator, and a city newspaper tone.
Poem Sacajawea Praised by Pacific Magazine
The Westerner of Seattle praises and prints Bert Huffman’s Sacajawea poem in full in its June issue. Editor Ella Higginson lauds the work as noble and inspiring, noting it honors Sacajawea and should make the author famous. Pettineer of Portland will recite the poem at the Lewis and Clark fair unveiling on July 6.
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Hay fire destroys stacks at Garren farm north of the city
Word reached yesterday afternoon that Clee broke out in the hay at the BW Garren farm north of the city destroying two stacks of hay containing about 80 tone. The fire likely originated from hunters’ pipes as they slept near one stack. The derrick was saved by workers on the arm.
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All Sick Women Should Read Mrs Fox Letter
Publicized testimonial of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praising cures for female illnesses. Mrs Fannie D. Fox writes of womb tumor relief after following Mrs Pinkham's advice. Letter extols free expert guidance from Lynn Massachusetts and urges women to seek her help without cost.
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Osteopathy series aims to inform public on new system
The column explains osteopathy as a modern replacement for alcohol and opium use, denies fake advertising, and inviting readers to call for explanations. It notes ongoing misrepresentation and promises to continue the discussion after a short break, with contact at Doctors Hotaing ton in Despain block.
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