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The notice outlines subscription rates for various terms by mall and by carrier including one year six months and three months plans. It mentions the Daily East Oregonian and lists several news companies with addresses in Moriland Portland Chicago and Washington D C.
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Daily East Oregonian
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Pendleton Plans Fourth of July Celebration This Year
City residents weigh whether to celebrate the Fourth of July in Pendleton after a year without a formal event. A plan to use Boundup Park and a large public celebration at Roundup Stadium promises comfort and better arrangements. The river grove area and March of the day are also considered to enhance festivities.
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Jlace le
Eplenuic
Sonstuerey
Pearletan
Math Street
Poendiaton
Ehvall
Senate Without a Boss in a New Era of the U S Senate
A fragmentary critique traces the U S Senate after the Civil War as dominated by oligarchic interests. It cites Nelson W. Aldrich and fellow statesmen Merrill Sherman and Evaline, noting a shift from a perpetual ruling few to a rising popular influence and a growing sense of a new order. The piece contrasts past orators with contemporary leaders and hints at changing power dynamics in Washington.
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Merrill
Sherman
Evaline
Alfridh
United States Senate
Clay
Webster
Calhoun
Passage Honors Longtime Legislator’s Legacy
The statement lauds Blaine or Suraner, a dyai Ness Statesman, for advancing legislation and fighting for special privilege. It notes his passing as worthy of extraordinary notice and urges gratitude from supporters of fair play and people’s rule.
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Blaine
Suraner
Fading Romance and Royal Claims in Turbulent Times
The piece contemplates a marriage tying a young man to a Hawaiian royal line amid speculation about ancient cannibal kings and missionary rivals. It draws parallels to Jay Gould, noting his calculated railroading and survival, and suggests a familial echo of mercantile piracy shaping future unions and power.
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Culd
Indy i
April
South Sea
Jay Gould
Aspiring Portland mayoral hopeful faces party backlash
A Republican candidate for Portland mayor fails to qualify for the state legislature and refuses to travel to Salem in January. He pledged to serve if elected but stays in the Fortiggd city council, citing vacation duties on street projects. Local observers note potential interest in reform and a pending decision on early vacated seats.
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Salem
Fortiggd
War names and court closes raise grim outlook
Fragmentary OCR hints at a war named event and a legal case moving forward. Mentions Warner and case closure, with uncertain phrasing suggesting a pending decision or appeal. Readable entities include Warner and an unspecified court, but specifics are unclear.
Barkaroos Move to Head of Leiene standings
The Barkaroos were behind but now rise to the top of the leiene standings as Guiskly advances to the lead.
Charles K Werrle Celebrates 46 With Song History sketch
Charles K Werrle, music publisher, turns 46 as biographical sketch traces his rise from a humble start in Poughkeepsie and Milwaukee to New York. It highlights Harris’s hit After the Ball, Werrle’s publishing company, his marriages, and his city ties to Milwaukee and New York clubs.
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Mather
Gome
Harris
Poughkaep
Leswone
Tut
Khan
Flurris
Muaic
Elther Harris
Suainaw
Michicenn
Poughkeepsie
Cora Lehrberg
Owensboro
Harrie
Milwaukee
New York
Mr. Harrie
Fragmented 18th century notices and events
A collage of historical items including Hudson’s voyage loss under Capt Rendell, 1774 surrender at Verplank’s Point under Gres Clinton, the Federal convention and the present Constitution, American items in France, the New York State Institute for domestic industry, a 1775 explosion at Mintetpalls, and a railway company inquiry.
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East Indies
Rendell
Verplank
Hudson River
Gres Clinton
Isos
Eimimree
France
Prii—Tit Nmnerigan Institute
State of New York
United States
Tooroe
Tingier
Cathe Garden
Aform
Photograph Threat In Newspaper Ransom Case
An agent of the Wack hind demands ten thousand dollars to prevent publication of a photograph showing You and Count de Guyleigh in a car. The count is described as a gentleman, and the woman pretends there is no scandal, while the extortionist insists on payment as a threat escalates.
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Life
Fragmentary OCR Text Summary Card
A disjointed OCR fragment references a man, wife, and a dangerous scenario with mentions of fires and money. Names and clear facts are scarce, with garbled phrases and incomplete sentences, providing little coherent context or verifiable details.
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