Pendleton Daily Rates and Postal Details in Oregon
The notice lists subscription prices for the Daily and Weekly editions of The Daily Fast Oregonian, with varying terms by mail and carrier, plus a note on sale locations and a brief postal and press association affiliation. It reflects era specifics for Pendleton Oregon and related distribution points.
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Pendleton
Orogeo
FAST
Oregonian Publishing CO
Ally
Baate
Oe AG
Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
6Th Street
Berens
Secity
Urtad
Weshington
D. C
Buresa
Fourteenth Street
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Judge T G Watley Lauded In Obituary For Tom Halley
The East Oregonian memorializes Judge Hailey describing him as a fearless, honest leader who rose from plain folk roots to mayor district attorney and supreme judge. His integrity and public service crossed party lines, earning broad respect and a vast circle of friends in Oregon.
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Oregon
Kie Bler
Tom” Halley
Neigh
Tom” Hailey
East Oregonian
Judge Hailey
Umatilla
Get Out And Vote In Oregon Primary Law
The East Oregonian urges every voter to participate in the primaries under the direct primary law now in force in Oregon. Citizens should exercise their power to elect public servants, resist boss control, and uphold good government through intelligent, sealous voting.
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Oregon
The
East Oregonian
Common foe of predatory wealth shifts in Congress
In a calmer session, debate minimizes fire eating rhetoric from Tillman and Williams. North and south terms carry less venom as lawmakers recognize broader issues. The focus sharpens on predatory wealth strengthening its grip and entangling the people.
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Congress
Tillman
John Sharp Willams
South
Tts
The Rise of Honest Congress and Common Foe of Monopolies
The piece lauds progressive congress members who have shifted from war talk to solving today’s problems. It credits Roosevelt and La Follette with awakening public recognition of monopolies in railroads manufacturing transportation and mining, arguing elites manipulate prejudice while voters become aware of a few scheming manipulators controlling resources.
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Congress
Roosevelt
la Follette
Bourne's prophecy and the 1912 presidential caution
Senator Bourke warns that unless Roosevelt runs, William Jennings Bryan will win the presidency. The piece argues Republicans must nominate someone equal to Bryan, as Taft, Cannon, and Fairbanks fail. It mentions La Follette, Roosevelt, or Hughes as viable alternatives to carry the Republican standard or risk loss.
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Bourke
Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
la Follette
Taft
Cannon
Fairbanks
Bryan
Hughes
East Oregon Voters Clash Over Geer Campaign Tactics
The Tribune cites alleged inconsistency in the East Oregon law as Geer backed for senator yet attacked for congress. Eastern Oregon voters feel he sought a congressional seat before aligning with Willamette valley interests, prompting the East Oregonian to oppose his congressional bid as misaligned with regional loyalties.
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the Tribune
Oregon
Mr. Geer
Untitled fragment hints at an election race turn
A fragmented OCR line references a political contest with a candidate who had no claims in the race, suggesting ambiguity about his role or status in the election dynamics. The readable text emphasizes the shift or surprise in the contest context.
Barrett's fearless stand for popular senatorial election
The people of Umatilla county applaud Charles A. Barrett for backing statement No 1 and the popular election of United States senators. He faces organized opposition within the Republican Party but remains determined to support the people's absolute control in senatorial elections. County residents plan to re elect him to the legislature by a handsome plurality.
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Umatilla County
Charles A. Barrett
United States
Barrett
County leaders urged to witness flood impact on roads
The author warns that officials facing heavy county expenses should visit the Umatilla River to see how floodwaters damage roads and bridges, hoping the sight persuades them to reconsider the causes of high costs.
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Umatilla
Embryo of Man and God in All Things
A sermonette argues that all higher forms exist as embryos within lower forms. Man, as part of rock, vegetation, and even food, embodies the divine expression in thought and substance. Freedom and dominance come from self-morder, with love as the ultimate goal and measure of achievement.
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God
Father
Creed of Freedom Argument for People’s Supremacy
The passage proclaims that all authority rests with the people and that governments endure only under popular control. It argues the will of the people is the legitimate basis of government and essential to protect free expression. It asserts republics survive only when they embody and execute the people's will.
Belfast plebiscite backs tramway purchase in two to one vote
The San Francisco Star reports an Irish paper noting 24 753 votes for and 12 578 against Belfast's plan to acquire Cavehill and Whitewell tramways by municipal ownership. The piece argues this shows public utility voting rights in Belfast mirror broader American elite dismissals of popular input.
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Ireland
America
Associated Press
Cavehill
Whitewell
Belfast
San Francisco Star
Stretch and beauty culture takeover described
A World article lampoons a foreign beauty cult that promises physical improvement through stretching. It notes the fad claims even truth and imagination improve with a exercise while mocking men’s indifference to such claims.
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New York
Discriminating Ladies Swear by Herpicide Effects
An advertisement touts Newbro's Herpicide as a distinctive scalp remedy for dandruff and itching. It claims quick cleansing action, pleasant feel, and prevention of baldness while promoting general scalp health. Available in two sizes, 60 cents and $1.00, via A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
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Newbro
Aleo
A. C. Koeppen & Bros
A Song Against Love by Arthur Symons
A short verse on the long feud between men and women. The speaker laments generations of love turned to hatred, longing for peace where love and respect replace conflict, and for a time when life could be simple and joyful without rage or remembered hurts.
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Arthur Symons
Poem Parody On Procrastination About an Alarm Clock
A humorous verse mocks a man who promises to rise with the sun yet lies sleeping as the alarm bell fails to wake him. The speaker questions the virtue of such procrastination and ends with a slang punchline about giving up.
Boosting Ellis in renomination drives Oregon support
The News urges Congressman Ellis renomination citing his faithful service and honesty in Congress. It argues his long tenure from 1896 to 1900 grants him influence and prestige beyond any new candidate, asserting he is a broader statesman now than at first election and that replacing him would weaken representation.
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Ellis
Influence of Oregon in That Body
In conformity with approved customs he is entitled to another term with no complaint or charge against him. He is led a strong friend of Interior Oregon Grant County News.
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Oregon
Interior
Grant County News
The Hand I Pressed and a Punch Cartoon Quip
A fragmentary poem about pressed hands and longing, with a Punch cartoon caption about a bachelor and marriage. Names Cornell Willow and a timid child appear among disjointed verses and jokes. The text mixes verse, a royal flush gambling scene, and a quip on bachelor life.
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Cornell Willow
Portland Hotel Ad Offers Rates and Turkish Bath
Portland Oregon advertises American plan at $3 per day and up wards with headquarters for tourists and commercial travelers. Special rates for smilies and single gentlemen. Management invites visitors to view rooms and learn prices. A modern Turkish bath is available in the hotel. MH. C. Bowers, Manager.
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St. George
Northwest
Portland
Oregon
Smilies
MH. C. Bowers
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