Subscription Rates And City Improvement Outlook
A mixed page notes subscription prices for daily and weekly papers by mail and city offices, plus a lengthy editorial urging the Pendleton council to push macadam street improvements this season. It argues taxpayers back a proactive, honest approach, and calls for voter support of clean leadership in Congress and in local governance. It also critiques Portland crime climate comparisons and urges county exhibits to source more local products for fair representation.
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Renn
Ita Apell
Poverty as a Scourge and Corporate Corruption
Louis Post argues that poverty stems from laws and institutions backed by monopoly and privilege. He cites Wayne MacVeagh's warning that corruption threatens more than anarchism, urging readers to accept hard truths about social injustice.
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Christendom
Wayne Mec-Veagh
University of Pennsylvania
Louis Post
Pendleton Merchants Promote Public Spirit in Ads
The East Oregonian highlights Pendleton merchants for leading in public-spirited advertising. It argues no other Oregon town matches Pendleton's practice of using paid ads to promote events like public conventions, contrasting with other Northwest cities.
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East Oregonian
Inland Empire
Pendleton
Oregon Ia
Pendleton Merchants
Oregon
la Grande
Baker City
Walla Walla
North Yakima
Dalles
Eugene
Salem
Northwest
Roosevelt Acknowledges Rail Rate Reform And Duty
A radical populist voice in American politics aligns with Roosevelt on railroad rate regulation and public duties. He asserts no third term and vows to serve his current term fully, signaling a steadfast commitment to principled action despite pressure for compromise.
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Theodore Roosevelt
Weat
Luke
Largest book and map described in British museums
The largest book in the world is housed in the British Museum measuring five feet ten inches by three feet two inches and weighing almost 200 pounds. The largest map is the Ordnance Survey of England covering over 109000 sheets with a scale as fine as 25 inches to the mile, detailing hedges fences walls buildings porches lamps and even fire plugs.
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British Museum
England
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