Democratic Party Caucus Sets 1884 Delegate Plan
The notice outlines county by county representation for a Democratic congressional and state convention process, detailing apportionment based on 1881 vote counts and specifying that county conventions choose delegates and alternates. It instructs counties to hold their conventions on March 14, 1884, unless the local committee orders otherwise, with B. Goupewena as chairman.
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Congress
Supreme Court
PRR
Circesrsceseseeervereesoel
Rserisi Poossos Renensensariene
BBC
Escs
Eseente Eis MU Louie
Reeetsenne
Cai Cinekarnas
Tte
Clinemas
Essereeree
B. Goupewena
Democratic State Central Committee
Democratic County Convention Call for Pendleton 1888
The Democratic County Convention is called to meet in Pendleton Umatilla County on Saturday March 4 for forty five delegates to nominate a full county ticket for the next election and to transact business. Primaries for delegate elections are urged on March 17 at 2 pm with polls opening at 11 am in Pendleton. Eagle chairman of the Democratic Central Committee signed the notice.
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Pendleton
Uman County
Democratic & Itd
Foster
Heitz
Biselleman Soneiil
Trix
Enna
Eagle
Desancaaiee Central
Tom County
Umatilla County
Oregon
Lys
Umatilla
Pen Laton
Weald County
Cour House
Betwee Main
Court
Alla
Main
Cottonwood Funes
Tihureday
Pancels
Leahy
Eury
Wilick
Tow
A. Asotmas
County
Cierk
Climate claims Oregon county has best soil and climate
A letter to the editor from Baxooox in Coos County Oregon cites government signal service temperature data published in Portland in 1535. The writer argues Coos County offers favorable climate and soil for immigrants and agricultural life, noting low temperatures and regional comparisons such as The Dalles and Lakeview.
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Baxoox
Coos
Oregon
Government Signal Service
The
Portland of Commerce
Portland
Seca
Ertlaud
Nsec Od
Astoria
Peg
Chile
Ecosseede & Sa
Bandon
Slaeciamen
Ceyeerreeeneen
Libcerr
le Cppmm
Nirg
Dalles
Lakeview
Coos Eounty
Spade
Elopement, theft lead to fatal pursuit in Mexican riot
Charles Williams elopes with Jack Martin’s wife from Nevadah Sonora stealing $3000 and a gold watch. Martin fires in canyon after pursuit, fatally wounding Williams. A subsequent chase ends in a deadly riot at Lento Mexico with three Mexicans and one American killed.
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Charles Williams
Nevadah
Sonora
Jack Martin
Martin
Willams
Mau
Soonus Williams
Ty Palchanke
Ley Niin
Lento
Mexico
The Science of Correspondence and Divine Thought
A dense discussion argues that correspondences link natural and spiritual realms, making the Word intelligible. It asserts universal unity of mind and body, and claims divine laws express Divine thought in nature. It contrasts direct agency with natural law and cites religious authorities to support a cosmos animated by God.
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Ingersoll
Hermes Trimegistrus
Paul
Earth
Heaven
Joux Mivron
Bawcsor
New York Historical Society
Berkeley
Swedenborg
LeGounime
Religion and science unite in a call for a scientific faith
A long editorial piece argues that religion must embrace true science and that one God governs both worlds. It cites biblical and prophetic passages to urge a universal spiritual growth, condemns unjust wealth like the Duke of Westminster’s income, and critiques taxes and industrial blends while calling for reform in labor and public policy.
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California
Israel
Egypt
Assyria
Nagy
Genesia
Jesus
Samaria
Kingdom of Heaven
Jerusalem
London Democrat
Duke of Westminster
London
Ereas
Mines on Hussel Creek claim promising ore prospects
Reading of Walla Walla Vabum Mines on Hussel Creek shows ore near the site drawing attention. locals praise the potential while development focuses on a single claim as efforts continue, with small shipments by carrier twice weekly.
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Hussel Creek
Walla Walle
Kuwmell Creek
Old Ninkig Wien
Antlrun
Staukly Exir Din
Counlry
Ou Lial
Ayely
Tariff Critique From Senator Vance on Wool and Silk Taxes
A historical critique argues that wool products are taxed far more heavily than silk, exposing rich benefit from protection while the poor bear higher costs for clothing and wearables. The piece cites tariff sections and urges farmers to request The Tariff on Imports pamphlet for a full view of the inequities.
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Vance
Congress
United States
Iowa
Unites States
Editor's Critic and Odd Facts From Walla Walla Journal
The piece rails at self styled critics who claim journalistic prowess and independence. It argues real ability comes from writing sensible articles, warns that poor writing harms a paper. It also notes a Humboldt California redwood stump measurements: 16 by 20 feet and 200 feet long with 8 foot diameter tip.
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Humboldt
Cal
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Dave Hore
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