Subscription rates and publication details from Oregonian
The Oregonian cites subscription pricing for yearly and half-year mail delivery, with monthly options and carrier rates. It notes street addresses for offices in Portland and mentions sales and distribution details for Oregon, linking to McRae News Assn and Hotel Portland.
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Oregonian
Raode
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Novelerkins
Mertland
Oregon
Sevinge McRae
Versed excerpts from Robert Burns poem
Fragmentary OCR lines credit Robert Burns with lines about a weed and a common toy. The readable phrases mention vonder rowe bud and native triers, with references to shedding hue and long patience before tide. The tone is literary, reflecting Burns's verse and metaphorical imagery.
John Mitchell Optimist Stands For Peaceful Labor Reform
A tribute praising John Mitchell as a calm, hopeful leader who guides labor with justice and arbitration. It lauds his influence over unions and his use of power to temper strikes, while warning of the dangers of a weak leader in industrial turmoil. The piece notes European nations crowd borders amid rising populations and Italian colonization efforts.
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John Mitchell
Mitchell
Transvaal
Europe
Italy
Global overpopulation debate and Oregon political notes
A fragmented report surveys world colonization pressures and future population limits, mentioning Pendleton’s preparations for a presidential visit and local political discourse in Oregon. It notes A. E. Reames addressing Hermann’s 25 year record, criticism of campaign spending, and Oregon's post referendum focus on congressional contests and local legislative issues in Lewiston and Eastern Oregon.
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A. E. Reames
Salem
Mr. Hermann
Minnesota
Reames
Hermann
Oregon
Roosevelt Breakfast With Cowboys In Hugo Colorado
A Denver Post special describes President Roosevelt stopping in Hugo Colorado on his May 4 visit. He shares breakfast with cowboys at a camp setup alongside a prairie schooner and chuck wagon, accepting hearty fare and the rough rider camaraderie. The scene highlights Western hospitality and the president’s informal moment away from politics.
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Hugo
Col
Colorado
Inside Sing Sing Prison Press A Fringe of Prison Journalism
Article notes the Star of Hope prison magazine at Sing Sing and mentions no 260 editor in chief and No. 16 Auburn as local editor. It highlights prison writers contributors both male and female and quotes a formal stanza about walls and freedom with admiring and cautionary tones.
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United States
Sing Sing
Jasmes
Star of Hope
Roeland B. Molineaux
Death House
Grewaome Guarters
Walle
Auburn
Hudson
Andrew Carnegie Denounces the Smart Set in London
Andrew Carnegie spent a week in London before heading to Skibo Castle and was asked about the Smart Set in America. He dismissed the group as cranks and said no man of real influence in America takes them seriously. He laughed at their pretensions to aristocracy.
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Andrew Carnegie
London
Skibo Castle
Scotland
America
Pork, Jr
Hopeless Cases Promised Cure by Golden Medical Discovery
Advertises Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for lung disease and tuberculosis, claiming many patients labeled hopeless by doctors were cured. Cites Abram Freer of Greene County, praising improvements after eight to ten bottles and urging trial with a bold 98 in 100 success claim. Includes offer of free medical adviser book upon stamp payment.
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Pierce
Abram Freer En
Rockbridge, Greene Co
Fll
Aly
Fie
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Th. Pierce
Common Sense
V. Pierce
Buffalo
American mobility and wealth in the United States
A quotedNew York World passage notes that in America wealth typically changes across generations. It argues there is no hereditary fortune preserved, as aristocracy cannot exist without primogeniture and entail, and laws do not sustain such entitlements.
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Walla Walla
Pendleton
Showll
Pendleton Tw Co
United States
America
New York World
Church Discipline Relaxing and Clerical Scandals Cited
A London clergyman Father Janatius attacks society and the church, criticizing ladies for losing blushes and children, Welsh Methodists allowing smoking by ministers, priests at theaters with dancers, and a vicarage lawn incident. The piece ends with an ad urging readers to buy hats at the Peoples Warehouse.
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Janatius
London
Protest Letter Against Sunday Horse Racing Meet
A letter from M. Orien Levi Johnson and others protests a Pendleton Driving Association event at the race track next Sunday alleging it desecrates the Lord's day. They state they are not connected with the organization and oppose faith-disrespectful actions tied to the protest. The note includes a quoted exchange about sleeping and a police position remark.
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Pendleton Driving Association
Pendleton
M. Orien
Levi Johnson
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