Advertising rates for Daily Weekly and Semi Weekly papers
The notice lists advertising formats and rates for the East Oregonian Publishing Company publications at Perspletor Oregon. It details display advertising options including daily weekly semi weekly schedules, column inches, and pricing per inch or line for first and subsequent insertions.
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East Oregonian Publishing Company
Perspletor
OWE Uws
Orless
Bond
Laily
Univertisementa
Setieme
Fast
Oregonian
East Oregonian
Greatness of Rhodes as a controversial measure of impact
The article debates Cecil Rhodes's greatness by defining lasting, positive impact versus mere achievement. It lauds his vision, organizational skill, and daring in shaping southern Africa, while noting strong Boer hostility and unresolved questions about ultimate good. It suggests Rhodes could have expanded British power from Cairo to the Nile if plans had been adopted.
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Cecil Rhodes
Rhodes
William &. Gladstone
Gladstone
England
Nile
Cairo
Pendleton urged to improve streets and civic infrastructure
Persistent calls urge Pendleton to address street improvements as a key civic need. The note emphasizes a lack of a clear plan and outlines street work as a primary item in a broad future program.
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Pendleton
Citzens
Pendleton's streets criticized for neglect and poor upkeep
The piece condemns that streets are partly done or abandoned while others were planned but not started. It calls Pendleton a wealthy, important inland metropolis and urges city officials to study street making methods, show civic pride, and press for timely improvements amidst the current neglect.
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Pendleton
Inland Empire
Banquet Promotes Democratic Unity Amid Roosevelt Era Critique
About 150 guests attended the biennial Virginia Demotribe Association banquet at the Metropolitan Hotel in Washington. Henry Watterson urged party unity against imperialism and denounced the Republican party, railing at current White House and Congress, and calling for Democrats to stand together in 1904 to resist arbitrary power. He praised the flag and American ideals while urging witnesses beyond self-serving politicians to speak out. The speech framed the era as a clash between reform and syndicate power, urging discipline and loyalty to democratic principles.
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Virginia Demotribe Association
Metropolitan
Washington
Congress
Old Dominion
Henry Watterson
General Union of
White House
Diaz
Navy
Capitol
House
Senate
Party of Federalism
McKinley
Roosevelt
Rough Rider
Yonder
Expansion of the Constitution Movement Cited in Speech
A speaker frames expansion as loyalty to the constitution and flag, seeking peace and honor rather than conflict. He invokes Jefferson and Jackson to oppose despotism and the alleged plot to abolish the constitution and Mexicanize the government.
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Jefferson
Jackson
New Orleans
Public writes on Boer War tragedy and faith
C B Wood of Portland recounts a Boer War scene from 1900 in which a father and his 18 year old son die together. The father prays for God's mercy as he clings to his Bible and their names appear in a somber vigil that ends in death and the world’s sorrow over mines and empire.
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C. B
Wood
Portland
Lewis Post
Boer
Capta ins Fight disputed over prize money in Schley case
The Chicago Chronicle questions why captains who did not engage in the Santiago battle received significant prize money while engaged officers got far less. Records show W T Sampson and F E Chadwick (absent) together earned $39,822.52 while those present and engaged, including Schley Cook Clark Evans Philip and Taylor, earned $18,573.49. The total distributed to officers was $53,497.01, revealing a large disparity in payouts based on participation.
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Schley
Roosevelt
Santiago
Chicago Chronicle
Chronicle
W. T. Sampson
F. E. Chadwick
Necelelan Intenaccy
SeHley
C.c
Cook
H.C. Taylor
Clark
Evans
Philip
Taylor
Sampzon
Chadwick
Dr Pierce Golden Medical Discovery Purifies Blood Claims
An advertiser asserts that unseen internal sickness appears as skin blemishes and pimples, and that Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery cleanses the blood to cure boils eczema and other disfiguring conditions. A testimonial from Miss Annie Wells is cited praising its benefits.
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Pierce
Annie Wells
Vergussna
Captains Fight Sparks Debate on Honors Distribution
The Commoner discusses the dispute over who should receive honors after a fight involving six men, noting that if it was a captains' fight then the method of distributing honors is flawed and in need of reform.
Republican and Democrat joint urge on Philippine policy
The Chicago Record-Herald argues for a clear party stance on the Philippines beyond Chaffee’s call for more troops. It favors declaring the nation’s purpose, debating ultimate independence, and suggests such a pledge could end the war, though the paper doubts any party will commit to that vow.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Philippines
Mazamas to Mount Adams Outing Celebrated
Rest of the excerpt discusses a political stance on island territories and independence, linking the editorials to democracy plans for the Philippines and Cuba. It notes the ninth Mazamas annual outing heading to Mount Adams, Washington, as a conforming minor detail.
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Mount Adams
Washington
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