Ex Governor Moore Criticizes Modern Press For Commercial Bias
Ex Governor Moore of Washington laments press commercialism and longs for fearless journalistic era led by editors like Horace Greeley. He praises Harvey W. Scott and notes Northwest journalism remains vigorous. He argues publicity frightens wrongdoers and ads aim to widen free circulation, not influence policy.
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Mr. Moore
Horace Greely
Tha
Tme
United States
Harvey W. Scott
Northwest
Judg- On
Poikerman
Tien Eanything Elsan
Public press integrity and advertiser influence
The author argues newspapers stay honest by serving the people and notes advertiser support should not corrupt journalism. Criticism targets subsidized papers by political or business groups, warning such acts undermine trust, though overt corruption is not the norm and self-punishment occurs.
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Moore
State printer row fuels bid to move plant from state house
The state printer Duniway opposes fiat salary reform and fights to keep his private plant inside the state house. Secretary Olcott and Governor West clash over expanding room for officials as calls grow to place state printing under tighter supervision.
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Olcott
Mr. Dunsway
State House
Wie
Duniway
Scott
Josognin
West
Corruption in Business Politics Draws Scrutiny
The Minneapolis speech condemns corrupt alliances between business and politicians. It notes past benefits but highlights embarrassments from slush funds used to support Lorimer’s election. Chicago businessmen face exposure and possible prosecution as Lorimer’s seat stands to be challenged.
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Minneapolis
Lorimer
R. and N. Officials Praised for Roundup Support
C. W. R. and N. officials have long backed the Roundup, with their efforts described as effective and beneficial to the project.
Diaz and Madero in a tense power tilt amid crop fears
A historic note hints at Diaz possibly ceding influence to Madero or another figure. It mentions a looming, described as monster, wheat crop and recalls the Pioneers’ picnic at Weston as local event context.
Timeline of 19th Century Events and Figures
A compact chronology noting events from 1864 women in Chicago dress reform to 1905 Ohio political acclaim. Highlights include Fenians invading Canada, England and France pressuring Egypt, a US court suit over Columbian Expo fire damage, a 75 000 volunteer call, Rosa Bonheur’s death, Manning’s troops in Somaliland, and Governor Herrick’s renomination by Ohio Republicans.
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Malta
Athens
Chicago
Canada
Ultamatum
England
France
United States
Presidnt
Rosa Bonheur
General Manning
Somaliland
Herrick
Ohio Republican Convention
Pilgrimage of Social Workers to Tour Europe
A summer expedition led by Dr. Howard Woolston will take Social Workers from Philadelphia on July 1 aboard the Fries land, with a Montreal return by September 11. The tour will study social, industrial, and penal institutions across England Belgium Holland Germany Switzerland France and Scotland, with Sundays as rest days and ample sightseeing. The group may number many, and routes include Rue de la Paix and Musee Social, designed for maximum educational value.
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Social Workera
Europe
Philadelphia
Friesland
Pre Dite
Montreal
Hespetian
Howard Woolston
College of the City of New York
England
Belgium
Holland
Germany
Switzerland
France
Scotland
May History Highlights From 1315 to 1854
Events listed include Edward Bruce’s 1315 Irish invasion with 6000 men and brief kingship, a 1765 Insurrection of the Negroes in Jamaica, 1804 American minister to France in England for agricultural information and Florida purchase law, 1829 Catholic Relief Bill celebrations in America, 1830 French expedition against Algiers, and 1848 Major Ben Scott welcomed by New York authorities with a 1854 note on a French division.
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Edward Bruce
Ireland
Jamatica
France
England
Florida
America
Algiers
Toulon
Major Ben. Scott
New York
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Aned Press Association
Pendleton
Boalepione
Mile. Moore
Earth
Ly Oley
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Office of the State
Iwken
Photishid
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Madero
Pioneers
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Rue de la Paix
Musee Social
Bertha
Génenys
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Umatilla
D. Kemler
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Interstate Building Material Company
P O
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Stacy Adams
al A. Exlund
Cass Matlock
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Akery
St. George
GEO, Darveau, Proprietor
Pendleton's Popular Gentlemens Resort
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Echo Spring
Orpheum Theatre High
Emotion Pictures
Geunday’s
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Grande Ronde
Mark Moorhouse CO
Byers
Pendleton Roller Mills
Pendleton, Oregon
Western Land and Irrigation Co
Stanfield
Hermiston
Teutsch
Bickers
Real Estate and Insurance
Life Insurance
Pendleton Drug Co
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Columbia Bar
Main St
Herman Peters
Martin Anderson
Northern Pacific Railway
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St. Louis
Omaha
Indianapolis
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Boston
Ottawa
P. Q
Quebec
P.Q
Seattle Golden Potlatch
Northern Pacific Ry
Walter Adams
A. D. Charlton
Pass Agt
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