Daily Oregonian offerings and mailing options listed
A fragment lists newspaper subscription options by mail and carrier including durations from one month to one year, and mentions sales points such as the Daily Hast Oregonian at Morrison Street and a Portland news office. It notes postal service terms and that the paper is a second class mail matter.
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Oregonian
Oes News
Morrison Street
Ani
Northwet
Neapco
Portland
Uread
Security Bulleen
County court to supervise road work for better results
The county court plans permanent road building with yearly macadam work to provide year round highways. Critics questioned past plans and graft concerns, urging district roadmasters supervision. The paper endorses publicity and invites further taxpayer input for improved county road affairs.
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Umatilla
Phasenger
Fulton
Pen-dleton
East Oregonian
Fragmented U S Parties Shown By Saturday Sputter
A fragmentary sentence notes Senator Bailey of Texas revealing deep partisan divisions. The speaker questions the Democratic Party s liberal reform stance and hints at conflicts within the party during a Saturday moment.
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Bailey
Texas
Democratic Party
Party of Reform
Bailey Defends Initiative and Referendum in Democrat Split
Senator Bailey a reputed Democrat and senate leader cautions against reforms yet notes the rise of initiative and referendum as a unifying plank for progressives across parties. He argues it restores popular government, while critics label it populist vagary and warn of party divisions signaling realignment ahead.
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Bailey
Senate
Arizona
Lorimer
Oregon
City Moves Against Prize Fighting Under Law
City authorities, led by Mayor Murphy, vow to enforce state anti prize fighting law. Sheriff and district attorney prepare action with police cooperation. Pendleton residents tire of pugilism and back stronger controls to close the activity.
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Murphy
Pendleton
Taxpayers urged to vote for a new high school
East Oregonian argues residents reject continuing use of a cracking unsafe building and would back a new school if they investigate the current structure. The piece suggests public support grows after examining conditions.
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East Oregonian
Senators Here After Vote On Lori Mer
Senators who backed Lori Mer face home reception as the nation awaits Democrats next moves. The outcome leaves a visible test of party strategy and public reaction shaping the political landscape.
Marriage in High Life and International Amity
The Reid family, rooted in London, backs a union with an American girl seen as a new form of international alliance. The couple’s wedding follows grand New York society events, reflecting a lineage that includes California argonaut David Ogden Mills. The bride’s family background and the groom’s choice of a Racine-born social secretary highlight heredity’s role in sustaining social status across continents.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Reid
London
Court of St. James
New York
Reids
California
David Ogden Mills
Mills
Racine
Wis
Barnard College
Eyes and Voice Link Revealed by London Doctor
Dr William Martin Richards reports two cases where actresses recovered voices after eye treatment and proper glasses. He notes a hereditary eye disease causing voice loss in a 22 year old and observes that neglecting eye care led to voice relapse, suggesting a link between vision and vocal health for performers.
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London
William Martin Richards
Gentle critic Dr McClintock at Dickinson reviews young orator
A young speaker brings his address to Dr McClintock of Dickinson College for approval. He shows deference as the noted critic considers the lines and delivery, signaling a cautious, thoughtful appraisal.
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McClintock
Dickinson College
Speech Feedback From Doctor Praised Yet Criticized
The speaker accepted adverse criticism with a doctor’s gentle humor. He noted the praise but warned there was too much rhetoric in the address, citing two midnight owls two midnight wolves three American eagles and four unfurled banners as elements where supply exceeds demand.
Quotable Witty Bits on Alimony and Barbers
A collection of sharp sayings on marriage reruns and the foolish barber. The lines joke about alimony, ill fitting shoes, and evaluating a man only as not worse than others.
As a Girl Views It on Women Education and Money
The author argues that some men see clever women as curios and toys. She claims wealth can replace education like speaking French to attract a foreign nobleman, suggesting heiresses need not bother learning languages.
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Etrc
Population figures for Mexican states from 1910 census
According to the 1910 census Chiapas shows a population of 1,043,?87 inhabitants, an increase of 76,018 since 1900. Chiapas ranks thirteenth among Mexico's 21 political entities, with several states surpassing 1,000,000 residents including Jalisco Veracruz Puebla Guanajuato and Oaxaca.
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Mexico
Chiapas
Brickwood
Tapachuls
Republic of Mexico
Jalisco
Veracruz
Puebla
Guanajuato
Oaxaca
Millionaire-Led Estate Shaped by Illiterate Father in Mineola
A will signed with an X, probated at Mineola, disposes of an estate valued near one million dollars left by John Lahey. Born in 1866, Lahey came to America, worked as a Brookly n laborer for a dollar a day, saved and invested in New York real estate. Despite illiteracy he judged land values well and built a substantial fortune, dividing the estate among his nine children.
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Mineola
L. 1
John Lahey
Lahey
America
Brooklyn
New York
Most Remarkable Woman in America Harriet Clark Fisher
Harriett Clark Fisher, praised by Wu Ting Fang as the most remarkable woman in America, gained fame for a round-the-world automobile tour in a Locomobile forty horsepower. Riding without maps, she crossed mountains and plains rare for motorists, even reaching Bombay to Calcutta where roads were deemed impassable, aiming to kill care rather than seek joy, per Raymond F. Barnes in March Columbian.
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Harriett Clark Fisher
Wu Ting Fang
America
Bombay
Calcutta
Contagious Blood Poison Promises Cure
An old advertisement extols contagious blood poison as a pervasive disease affecting mouth, skin, hair, and nails. It warns against mineral medicines and touts S S S as a permanent, vegetable cure that purifies blood and strengthens circulation. Free home treatment book offered by The Swift Specific Co. Atlanta Ga.
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S.S. S
S.S
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