Pendleton Celebrates Fourth Amid Industrial News
The East Oregonian notes Pendleton invites nearby Umatilla County towns to join in Fourth of July celebrations and urges focused local enthusiasm. It reports Hillsboro prepares Oregon’s first condensed milk factory for June 1 operation, and mentions Oregon’s import of 40 carloads of condensed milk last year despite owning 200,000 cows. The piece also covers Portland labor unions skipping Roosevelt parade citing political tensions, and praises the Oregon Daily Journal’s new press quality, colored headlines, and rapid growth since its four month launch.
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Pendleton
Umatilla County
Oregon
Hillsboro
Oregon Aity Journal
Pew Press
Journal
Portland
Fragmentary Verse Fragment Shows Obscure Yearly Motifs
A cryptic poem fragment speaks of mountains moments and life as time frames, with lines hinting at devotion to trifles and gendered imagery. The text references youth and yearning, presenting a meditation on care and petty concerns.
Army of Peace in Panama Canal Digging
The article extols the Panama Canal project as humanity’s grand enterprise led by Uncle Sam. It frames a modern army of about 36,000 workers using advanced tools and sanitary measures, surpassing past canal efforts in size and efficiency. It notes vast earth removal, a 2,040 foot long dam, and deep foundations, comparing costs to Suez and other canals while emphasizing peace and high purpose.
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Panama Canal
Uncle Sam
Spain
Wrld
Napoleon
Europe
France
Suez Canal
Comere
Caribban
Pacific
Culebra
Alarm Aims to Block Columbia River Navigation Upgrade
The text rails against delaying a state project to open the Columbia River to navigation. It accuses factions of using a referendum to defeat the plan and claims agents solicit signatures to force petitions. It argues funds would be wasted and spent to benefit vested interests, harming Oregon’s Inland Empire and Portland.
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Columbia River
Thade
Willy
Brasey
Dalles
Amonn
Portland
Oregon
Beau
Coat rhetoric and political ire in Oregon Journal piece
A fragment from the Oregon Journal condemns portage road opponents and corporate interests. It mocks efforts to open a river, warns against alien influence, and argues for vigorous civic action to develop Oregon, urging readers to support progress over obstruction.
Grand Old Man of Maine Alonso Garcelon
The 25 year ago Maine governor Alonso Garcelon, Lewiston, remains vigorous at ninety, traveling to New Orleans for a physicians and surgeons convention. Born in a Lewiston log house, he once aspired to civil engineering before medicine. he studied at Howildly College and in Chaelowatt, graduating top of his class at the Western College.
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Alonso Garcelon
Lewiston
Maine
New Orleans
Phyelehis
de Garvelon
Peters
Malina
Maaney Seis
Leowlstan
Lowlaton
Firs
Howildly College
Chaelowatt
Jewny
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East Oregonian Publishing Company
Paso
Carsiet Ty
Toll
Oregonian Ly
B.D
Perklon
Scripps Meltac News Associa
An Francisco
Chicago
Sorenn
Weshington
Oregon Daily Journal
Morrison Street
Cuba
Poruland Jd
Cowgill
East
Board of
Train
Tlakawin
Young
THE
Army OF Peace
Scott
Scott & Browne
Petr Kireet
New York
Thos
Aliens of War
Oregon Villy Journal
F.S. Younger & Son
Water van
Pendleton Planing Mill
Rovers Forsten
Racycle
Cort Street
Laatz Bros
John Schmidt
Schlitz
Kopittke
Main St
Conrad Platzoeder
Autual
H. M. Rice
Freewater
Unatitie
Conny
J.1. Walker
Cir
Mandleton
Crotonlan Len
Seenenenrs
Oregon Daily Journa
Gale
Frasier's Book Store
Main Street
C.D. Boyd
Ill Court Street
Oregon Lumber Yard
Alta St
Opp
Court House
Rihorn & Sry T Taylor's
Ware
Umatill
Neagle Brothers
Blawkermithe
Henry
Alta
Old Henry
Chep Mill
Alta Street
Baltemore & Howe
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