Pendleton School Progress and Hawaii Population Note
The article praises the Pendleton high school under E B Conklin, noting its growth from 17 to over 106 students and strong departments beyond textbooks. It contrasts civic responsibility with development, and later discusses Hawaii population trends, predicting decline of native Hawaiians due to intermarriage and health issues, with part Hawaiians increasing to 7848 by 1900 and higher child rates.
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Pendleton
E. B. Conkils
E. B. Conklin
Conklin
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Pendleton High School
Oregon
Lucien C. Warner
If all men were just and the world would heed
Miss E. Tompkins writes in the San Francisco Star lamenting that if humans were truly just, kind, and trustworthy, the cycles of striving for dominion and crust would end, allowing God's rain to bless a famishing plain and plant seeds of peace.
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Miss E. ©. Tompkins
San Francisco
Gas Plant Location in City Faces Community Debate
City council members are urged to give a fair trial to the proposed gas plant site emphasizing residents’ rights and long term city interests. The argument notes likely property value declines, disruption to a premier residential district, and potential moves of mills and other industries away from homes, urging careful, impartial consideration.
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Pendleton
Connect
Verycome
Byers
Private street railway fares and finance contrasts
Noting that electric traction reduced operating costs, fares remain five cents in San Francisco and across America under private ownership. Britain’s municipal systems cut fares by half. San Francisco raised stock and bonds instead of cutting fares, with a plant valued at about 10 million. Philadelphia shows leased fines and leasing firms earning high dividends from inflated capital.
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San Francisco
America
Great Britain
Philadelphia
Men as Machines: Body's Energy Compared to Food
The article argues the human body acts as a powerful machine, yielding about 5000 foot tons of work daily for a hard worker. It notes the heart, breathing, and muscles contribute together to roughly 3000 to 5000 foot tons of energy per day, sustained by eight to ten pounds of food daily.
What Is Success Says London Chronicle Reflections
A London Chronicle meditation on success and morality. Albert Hubbard argues that success is not final but a daily preparation for greater successes. He warns against martyrdom and urges pursuing work that benefits oneself and others, saving a soul worth saving.
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Itle
Ap Inestani
Elbert Hubbard
Tribune Endorses Strain In Tax Officials Race
A 1902 Tribune note backs C. P. Strain for county treasurer, praising his tax policy and predicting re election in 1904 despite a Republican majority. It stresses fairness over party ties and railroad influences, urging equalized taxes once in office.
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C. P. Strain
Tmartills
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Strain
Buzan
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