Fragmentary OCR News Snippet with Ad Text
Readable lines hint at Portland and Chicago contacts and an advertising copy request. Names like Moreau and Pendleton appear among scattered addresses and notices, with unclear dates and local venues mentioned.
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Boeierklen
Portland
Uverss
Francisco
Fourth Street
Chicago
Moreau
Dow
Wawk
Borean
Sol Per
N. W
Pendleton Laraffice
Clasa Petter
Echoes of War and Imprisonment in Whittier Verse
Poem fragment by John G Whittier evokes marching drums cannon fire and battle cries from polar seas to tropic fens, then shifts to images of exile and imprisonment in dungeons and graves, urging order and a brooding quiet over conflict and punishment.
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Polar Sea
Tropic Fen
Chaina
John G. Whittier
Menace of the Saloon in San Francisco Metropolis
A historical critique argues the saloon’s danger to society as the city lies in chaos while other trades reopen. The piece questions why liquor outlets remain banned under disorder and laments licensing policies amid civic decline and crime concerns.
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San Francisco
San Fraberico
Leo
Fan Pronciego
Miloon
Roosevelt S Scalp and Rate Legislation Clash
Democratic state senators accuse Republican detractors of betraying the president over railroad rate reform. The piece portrays internal GOP tensions led by Aldrich Chandler Elkin and railroad interests opposing the rate bill, with threats of a major upheaval in Congress and press entanglement.
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Inted
State Senate
Hoovevelt
Titman
Faneht
Aldrich
Chandler
Elkine
Congress
United States
Roosevelt
Political factions clash over rate legislation and railroad policy
A fragmented scene unfolds as Roosevelt and La Follette face off against party leaders over rate reforms. Corporate influence is blamed for undermining purity while factions rally to preserve favored arrangements. The public leans toward reformist voices amid partisan strains.
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Friends of
Cye
Tinhehweil
Roosevelt
la Folltette
Tilman
Rollond Republicens
Pledge by Umatilla Democrats Aims to Back Bourne for Senate
Democratic candidates in Umatilla county signed Statement No 1 pledging to vote for the people's choice for United States senator in the legislature's session. If Bourne is elected, every Democrat in the county would back him, with no strings attached. Republicans except . A. Barrett and Asia party candidates oppose the plan, risking deadlock and continued party control of Oregon.
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Umatilla County
United States
Jonathan Bourne
United States Senate
A. Barrett
Gorky Morals Scrutiny Sparks American Debate
The Memphis News-Herald notes that American readers misread Russian morals amid Gor ky Gorky’s liaisons with Mrs Andreieff and Mrs Catherine Pleshkov-Gorky. It cites hotels, divorces, and social circles in St Petersburg and Novgorod as evidence of cultural gaps. Doctors report Mrs Jefferson Davie, once near death, is expected to recover.
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Gorky
St. Petersburg
America
Aurela
Modern Isaac Walton Sets Up Fishing Gear Shop
The Modern Isaac Walton mentors anglers with up-to-date rods tines hooks and flies. Self-respecting fishermen visit Feaxber's for essential tackle. The stock promises standard merit and genuine goods rather than any fish story.
Made in Oregon convention and regional gatherings listed
A schedule of events across Oregon and Washington includes the Made in Oregon convention in Portland May 14 15 and multiple district and regional meetings. Wool sale dates are set for Pendleton Condon Shaniko Baker City Elgin with numerous May June July dates and locations.
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Oregon
Portand
M. EF
Dalles
Pendleton
Umatilla Baptist Association
Athena
Columbia River
Walla Walla
Armatilla Pioneers
Weston
Oregon Pioneer Association
Portland
Grand Lodge
Denver
Oregon Woolgrowers' Association
Heppritz
Condon
Shaniko
Baker City
Western Fiction Wished by Alan Fielder in Portland
Alan E. Fielder of the Century publishing house tours the western states and says literature of the next decade will be dominated by western writers. He argues most Western life is not yet fully interpreted and urges authors to know the region, with Oregon offering rich stories. He cites authors like Stewart Edward White and Ink London as models.
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Alan E. Fielder
New York
The
Century Company
Portland
Oregon Daily Journal
Fielder
Ficion
Ufe
Arizona
Alaska
Oregon
West
Stewart Edward White
Ink London
Rez FE
Beach
Iite Caine
California
Northwest
San Francisco Pate Emerges Amid Devastation and Hope
The poem laments Desolate wreckage over San Francisco, with famine and fear at the gates, yet inspires a rebirth. It speaks of a renewed city rising from ruins, invoking resilience and a vow that May the spirit survive the catastrophe. The verse envisions San Francisco as a future queen of the Golden Gate.
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San Francisco
Queen of the Golden Gate
John J. Wall
San Franecisco Armonant
Longtime Santa Barbara lighthouse keeper retires
Among the faithful visitors of the University government in the lighthouse service, Julio T. Williams of Santa Barbara stood as one of the oldest in service. Her husband became keeper in 1845, and upon his death in 1867 she took over, continuing night duties for 38 years by midnight lamp changes, never missing a night except Sabbath church attendance, until her recent resignation due to old age.
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Univerittes
Julio T. Williams
Santa Barbara
Willams
Tampa
Population figures for world cities and a Gulfport fire
Population list presents city counts for London New York Berlin Vienna St Petersburg Philadelphia and Moscow with suburbs Canton Constantinople Peking and others. A Gulfport Mississippi fire at the New York Naval Store plant and Shoetter & Co caused about 400000 dollars in loss with 200000 dollars insured.
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London
Greater London
Metropolitan
New York
Ports
Berlin
Tokio
Chicago
Gorlth
Vienna
Canton
St. Petersburg
Philadelphia
Catountin
Constantinople
Moscow
Peking
New York Naval Store Company
MH. Shoetter & Co
Gulfport
Mim
Tosa
End of the locomotive foretells shift to self contained cars
In the Haifway Journal W OR Everett argues the steam locomotive has reached development limits. He cites 154 miles with a train and notes gasoline engines now reach 1800 horsepower, enabling self contained cars that may replace steam and trolley systems. He predicts two engines will be reduced to one great terminal to terminal run and discusses railway competition, along with a note on Eiseman Bros of Boston purchasing 13,000,000 pounds of wool at 21 cents per pound, totaling about $2.73 million.
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W. OR. Everett
Haifway Journal
Tay
Ft Louis
Utah
Wyoming
Idaho
Eisemin Bros
Boston
Wool Growere Jn
St Anthony's Hospital Pendleton Adverts
Private rooms and efficiently equipped facilities at St Anthony's Hospital Pendleton Oregon. Modern maternity department and operating room with telephone access Main 1651. Includes details on patient care and amenities for the sick.
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Wwe
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Gregorian
Sewetaree
Ronan
Felippe Meliae
Rhend
Mats
Nis
Jefferson Davie
Isaac Walton
National Irrigation
Boise City
Northwes Laundrymen's Association
Elgin
Erin
Paithpul
Prk— Baking Powder Co
Chicagos
Inia Wool
James A. Snyder
Californit Wine
Oreg N Liquor Co
State
Lobby
Ranier Ber Hall
Court Iloust
Whone Malin
Frank B. Clapton & Co
East Court Street
Donaldson
Woolley
Smtiaf
F. J. Donaldson
Red Cross Pharmacy
St. Anthony’s Hospital
Pendleton, Oregon
Neagle Bros
Backemithe
Kure
Sid
C. F. Colesworthy
East Alta
Dutch Henry
Pendleton Tes
Henneman
Cigny Stoy Op
Posite
Great Eastern Store
Mhon
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