Eastern Oregon Urges Governor Nomination Drift
Eastern Oregon Republicans push for an eastern Oregon governor nominee, opposing T. T. Geer’s re nomination. They rally to name an eastern man at Portland convention. The piece argues eastern Oregon’s regional rights and warns against central control by Marion County interests. It calls eastern Oregon to continue work and unite for a statewide eastern candidate. It also questions national political criticisms of military leaders and defense figures in context of party lines and governance.
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Oregon
T. T. Geer
Salem
Portland
Republican Party
Greatlland
Dewey
Schley
States Navy
Miles
Washington
United States
Roosevelt
McKinley
Funsan
Oregonians Weigh Distractions In Political Matters
Oregonians may not have given special thought to the fact, with other political matters to distract at. The fragment hints at broad public concerns amid shifting priorities and local governance debates, reflecting a period when attention was diverted from core issues.
Oregon's Senator Mitchell Leads National Canal Fight
The piece praises Senator Tohka E. Mitchell as a dominant national figure guiding the fight over Chinese exclusion and canal policy, noting Oregon’s pride in his leadership and urging further strong representation, while cautioning the legislature to choose capable men like HM. Beott to join him. It also discusses the legal profession’s integrity amid market pressures and the bar’s duty to purge corrupt influence, calling for public-spirited reform and accountability.
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Oregon
Washington
Mitchell
HM. W. Beott
Senate
Lowell
Kansas City Star
Strength of the West and its growing wealth
Secretary Shaw said the west’s role expanded from rivers and fur to vast wealth. Briaw noted the west now provides major shares of cereals, livestock, butter and other goods while Minneapolis and Chicago push large flour and grain output. Detroit and rail networks boost eastern shipments as land wealth soars.
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Shaw
Go Phice
Republic
Washington
Hamilton
Great Lakes
Rocky Mountains
Pacific Coast States
Northwest Territory
Briaw
Igo
United States
Minneapolis
Chicago
West
Detroit River
Suez Canal
London
Liverpool
New York
Law and Lawyers Classified by Judge Lowell Address
Judge Stephen A. Lowell, in a recent address at the University of Oregon, outlined a classification of the legal profession. He stated that there are four rough classes of lawyers today, marking a formative reflection on the field.
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Stephen A. Lowell
University of Oregon
Kansas City
Lawyera
Ten Commandments and a Tycoon Named Hanillionaire
A fragmented OCR snippet reports on ten commandments linked to an American tycoon whose name starts with Hanill. The source hints at a modern figure tied to a religious or moral list, but details are unclear and incomplete.
Lessons From A Pious Farmer On Thrift And Ambition
An early temperance era exhortation urges youths to save earnings and pursue self employment. It counsels starting small, keeping financial records, delaying marriage without solid income, avoiding debt, and buying a farm to raise sons. It warns that mutual benefit with customers sustains trade and that frugal policies harm employer profits.
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Ming
Favorite Prescription touted as vital tonic for nursing mothers
An article extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as the best tonic for new mothers, claiming it strengthens, regulates and heals without alcohol or narcotics. Endorsements from Mrs. Ira W. Holmes of Cedar Rapids and others praise its effects on fatigue and female weakness. The ad invites orders and notes The Common Sense Medical Adviser is sent free on request with stamps.
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Br R.V. Pierce
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Pasco
Byers’ Grove
N. Berkeley
Savings Bank Building
Pendleton, Or
Goodnough Edg
Ore
Mil
Pendleton Planing Mill and Lumber Yard
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John Wanamaker
Pelee
Oregonian
East Oregonian
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Williams & Williams
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