Subscription rates and distribution addresses
The Daily East Oregonian lists subscription options with durations and delivery methods by mail and carrier. It notes sales points at Oregon News Co in Portland and additional bureaus, and identifies postal classification and United Press Association membership.
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Sendleton
Oregon
East Oregonian Publishing CO
Mall
Mail
Bemi
Daily
East Oregonian
The
Oregon News Co
Oth Street
Portland
Security
Washington
Db. C
Fourteenth Street
Ns.w
Shadowed Road Between Now and Then
A reflective verse fragment about youth facing time and labor. It contrasts youth’s inattention with older generations. It honors unnamed, travel-stained workers who toiled to support the living, urging recognition of their hidden efforts.
Regrettable Portland Labor Demonstration Resolved Against Troops
A Sunday Portland labor meeting, influenced by W D Haywood of the Western Federation of Miners, passed a resolution protesting troops in peaceful communities and opposing the Dick military bill. The vote overshadowed protest of Judges White and Wright over jail sentences for Gompers Mitchell Morrison, seen as unjust by labor leaders. The piece criticizes radical groups for endorsing violence and notes the meeting’s regret over Haywood’s influence and the resolution.
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Portland
W. D. Haywood
Western Federation of Miners
Gompers
Mitchell
Morrison
White
United States
Mitchell, Gompers
Haywood
Japan's System of Handling War Debts Revealed
Adachi Kinnosuke explains in a current stele how Japan sustains heavy postwar indebtedness. The author argues the core answer lies not in financial tables but in national sentiment, shaping the empire's revenue strategy and fiscal resilience.
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Japan
China
Russia
Mikado
Adachi Kinnosuke
Eevee
Japan's tax system praised amid U S tariff critique
The speaker contrasts U S and Japanese finance, arguing Americans face indirect tax via tariffs while Japan uses a patriotic, progressive levy. He warns of potential revolts if foreign governments taxed citizens similarly and notes Japan’s strong national solidarity in funding the state.
Pendleton could host a young men’s college plan
Welcome news says Jesuits consider a young men’s college in Pendleton. Pendleton’s vast territory, growing population, and central location make it ideal as a school town. Existing institutions are strong, but a Catholic college would meet a distinct need if plans move forward.
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Young Men's College
Pendleton
Peace Conference Draws Thousands in Chicago
Several thousand people attend a peace congress in Chicago. The article argues the congress aims are worthy but should be held in Asia Minor or another Asiatic location. It notes the United States is already at peace and seeks to stay on good terms with all nations.
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United States
Smith
Chicago
Brown
Wall Street
Japan
Alwiost
Empire
Asia Minor
Point
Pioneer reunions foretell Oregon steam era travel
A fragment reflects on the Oregon trail days of steam transport, noting the four to five day journey and the nostalgia expected at future pioneer gatherings about 59 or 60 years hence.
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Plains
Oregon
Commercial association meets in renovated rooms tonight
Tonight the Commercial association holds its monthly meeting in rooms recently renovated. Although work is not complete, the spaces present a more creditable appearance than before, and members are urged to attend this first session in the refreshed setting.
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the Commercial Association
Pendleton Seeks New Theater To Pair With Churches
The speaker notes Pendleton already has fine churches but argues a new theater is needed to complement them, signaling a cultural development push for the town.
Echoes of the Spanish-American War Revisited in 1910s News
A May American Review of Reviews piece notes April events: Roosevelt lands at Gibraltar en route to Africa, Spain vows naval reconstruction, Admiral Cervera dies at seventy, Weyler releases memoirs on Cuba, and April 11 marks the expiration of Article IV of the Treaty of Paris granting Spain equal commercial privileges in the Philippines.
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Spain
Roosevelt
Gibraltar
Africa
Cervera
Santiago
Cervera Himeself
Madrid
Weyler
Cuba
Paris
United States
Philippine Islands
American Review of Reviews
Japan's Debt Burden Through the Years
A historical overview traces Japan's mounting national debt from 1878 to 1908, detailing issuing of public loans, war expenditures, and foreign bonds. It notes shifts in debt per head, large international loans, and where most bonds are held, citing Adachi Kinnowake's analysis in the American Review.
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Japan
London
Paria
New York
Berlin
Park
Adachi Kinnowake
American Review of Reviews
Behind the Bat The Catcher’s Hardest Baseball Role
Patrick Moran of the Chicago Nationals argues that the catcher is the most responsible position in baseball. He stresses quick thinking, precise throws, and discipline, noting errors demoralize a team and wild throws open the scoring.
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Patrick Moran
Chicago Nationals
Couple Dispute Cited In Brief Exchange By Judge
In a courtroom remark that mirrored domestic matters, the husband complains he is kissed only for money, while the wife retorts that money is often the motive. The judge presides as the exchange underscores the underlying tension in the case.
Handicapped suitor questioned by orthodox father
A story of a young man seeking to marry a society girl in a comic scene as the father grills him on habits. The father’s verdict is humorous yet affectionate, declaring the engagement a family matter and blessings wished for the couple as they begin. The piece ends with a rhetorical query about timing.
Obedient Target in a Rattlesnake Tale
A cowboy explains risk in aiming at a rattlesnake with a long winded metaphor. He describes how the snake aligns its head with a gun and how movement of the shooter shifts the strike. The Philadelphia Bulletin quote notes a paradoxical claim about eye shooting and a final line asserts that aspiration is measured by sweat.
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Snake
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