Daily Oregonian Subscription Rates and Newsstand Points
Subscription options listed for Daily and Weekly editions with various terms and by mail. The paper notes sales at Rich's News Stands and Portland hotels, with bureaus in San Francisco and Washington DC and a notice to advertisers requiring copy by a specified deadline.
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Nates
Mall
Mail
As Ib
Serlpra Mellan News Associaton
Oregonian
Rich
Portland
Hotel Perkins
Portlar Portland
Oregon
San Francisco
Fourth Street
Washington, DC
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Slephous
Padiece
Neconomes Matter
Fragmentary verse noting labor and love under a wheel
A damaged OCR fragment presents a laboring heart lyric praising toil and love, invoking a steady wheel that moves to and fro. The fragment mentions memory of a partner, a chorus of clattering sounds, and a plea to aid joy, signed Folger McKinney.
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Folger McKineey
West Webb Street Dispute and Council Tactics
The city council led by J R Dickson faced backlash years ago over funding Webb street graveling as small property owners endured higher taxes. The East Oregonian opposed the move, accusing Dickson and allies of using street improvements to discredit public works and later alleging a similar tactic affected law enforcement and the Sunday closing ordinance. Dickson’s stance on public improvements is described as shifting.
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Ctty Council
J. R. Dickson
Webb Street
East Oregonian
Peet Oregonian
West Webb Street
East Oregonians
Dickson
Mloons
Neaconst
Striking biases shape East China labor policy
The article condemns plutocratic eastern barons demanding Chinese coolie labor and derides their talk of justice and national honor in dealings with China. It critiques calls for admission and frames the issue as a class-driven push against fair treatment and global ethics.
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East
Justice m
China
The Exclusion Question and Coal Strike Threats
The piece condemns immigration and Chinese admission, arguing it worsens labor conditions and fuels a coal strike. It rails against plutocracy, calls for continued western action against admission, and accuses coal operators of backing strikes to pressure labor.
Missionary work among Cayuse and Nez Perce praised
The article highlights Marone Whitman and Rev Spalding missions among Cayuse and Nez Perce in Frenilleton and Uma county. It credits church involvement with lifting tribal morals, reducing drunkenness, and fostering intermarriage and uplift. Next week 200 Nez Perce travel over snow to attend a revival at the Umatilla reservation with nine native ministers joining in Nes Perce and English.
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Marone Whitman
Spalding
Nex Perce
Frenilleton
Umana
Trie
Tg Church
Umatilla
Umatillas
Horesshack
Lewiston
Tuatullio
Reclaiming Desert Lands Signals New Era for Umatilla County
The piece extols irrigation and cultivation as the path to a flourishing period in Umatilla County. It praises reclaiming barren desert as a noble, inspiring mission that will transform waste land into productive, self-sustaining fields, marking a genuine period of utility.
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Umatilla
Gently Recalled Verse Echoes in Literary Chats
A fragment from the Chicago Chronicle evokes literary salons and the habit of recalling epigrams. It notes a Vassar graduate’s practice of memorizing witty lines from books and how salons feature attendants like a belt dresser and manicure, as the sun descends on a sea of remembered verse. The piece quotes Bret Harte, describing twilight, romance, and a voyage through historical visions.
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House of
Vassar
Chicago Chronicle
In Carnation by Charles G. Boyne
A lyrical love sonnet from Tom Warton’s Magazine evokes passion and reunion. The speaker recalls a past fire, tests memory against vision, and finds fate fulfilled in clearer carnation than dream as love renews.
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Charles G. Boyne
Tom Watron
All the Way to Go by A J Waterhouse
A reflective verse fragment traces a lone walker’s doubt and resolve as the speaker contemplates a steady beat across uncertain paths. The poet notes fear, wandering, and endurance while aiming toward a distant haven in an intimate, measured tone.
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Tony
A. J. Waterhouse
Book Digesters in New York Earning Substantial Incomes
Half a dozen clever girls in New York earn money as book digesters. Each serves women busy with social engagement, helping them keep abreast of current literature by carefully following note by note summaries and providing concise digests.
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New York
Back Again Welcome to Open Baseball Season
The notice advertises the start of the baseball season and promotes a broad range of sporting goods. It highlights balls, bats, gloves, mitts, masks and ladders from brands like Spalding Wright & Ditson Pneumatic, covering golf and tennis supplies as well.
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Balla
Bata
Spalding
Wright & Ditson
Inland Empire teachers convention and many regional events
A list of upcoming events across Oregon and Washington includes the Inland Empire Teachers' convention in Spokane on April 2 and 6, primary nominating election in Oregon on April 10, and multiple religious and civic gatherings through June. Also noted are wool sale gate dates for Pendleton, Heppner, Condon, Shaniko, Baker City and nearby towns, with schedules through July.
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Inland Empire Teachers’ Convention
Spokane
State of Oregon
Mid-Columbia Association Congregational Church
Pendleton
M. E. Church
Dalles
Columbia River
Epworth League
Walla Walla
Umatilla Pioneers
Weston
Walla Wallin
National Educational Association
San Francisco
Baker City
Bigin
History study guides upright citizens and governance
In a period column, J B Horner argues history is essential for American citizenship and virtuous character, urging colleges not replace it with commercial substitutes. The piece cites Oregon Agricultural College and notes local editorials from Toledo and White Salmon discussing independence, finance, and new bank capital in Portland.
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J. B. Horner
Oregon Agricultural College
Trust outstrips Bell in subscribers nationwide
Independent telephone companies lead Bell in multiple markets with over a million more subscribers overall. Ohio shows 260 000 for Independents versus Bell, while other cities like Los Angeles and Indianapolis report significant independent advantage in subscriber counts. In many centers including Kansas City Louisville and Rochester Independents outpace Bell substantially.
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Independent Telephone Companies
Belf
Bell People
Ohio
Beth Naw Bee
Dra
Bell Hoe
Los Angeles
Bell
Kansas City
Thinnapolis
Louisville
Toledo
Rochester
Imidepeddente
Neagle's stylish traps and wagons in Oregon ad
Oregon dealer touts Neagle's stylish spider phaetons runabouts and ponies for children. Claims largest hack and wagon stock in eastern Oregon, with iron clad safety checks, Bank-Moree gas engines, and Terra vital plants. Warranted goods and showroom view offered.
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Neagle
Oregon
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Gare Geary
Independent News
Tendleton
Onegonian Publishing
the Angelu
Portala
Ines
Neincarnation
Sappho
Book Digesteis
Frazier’s Book Store
Shou Ptathane
White Salmon
Wash
Hak O& New Hinte Bank
Portland Gapitalistes
Lica
Dr. Kilmer & Co
Binghamton
Kilmer
Minghamton, N. YV
St Anthony’s Hospital
Ipedee
Tesdletooy
Neagle Bros
Thuylig
Degel
Robinson's
Ie Nhaolure
Northwestern Gas and Electric Co
Corner Court
Garden ST
Frazer Theatre
B.C. Whitney
Stange
Jerome & Schwartz
THE
Great Pony Ballet and
Famous American Beauty Chorus
Colesworthy
East Alta
Henry Kopit Tke
Pentleton Ice & Cold Storage Company
Phone F.al
J. L. Vaughan Electrician
W. Court St
Phone Main
Bane
Tite
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