Democracy by the Dickin sons roils party conflict in Oregon
An 1900 commentary criticizes Don M. Dickinson for backing McKinley and hints he aims to reorganize the Democratic Party to align with Republican interests. It warns that Dickinson’s ties to army contracts and wealth influence threaten Democratic integrity and imply the party would be captured by capital interests.
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Don M. Dickinson
McKinley
Stepe
Democratic Party
Hepe
Don Dickinson
Dickinson
Hanna
Brean
Dickinsons
Hrran
Pritchett's population forecast for the United States century ahead
The article discusses Pritchett of MIT and his projections of U S population by the 20th century’s end. It notes a predicted total around 1.1 billion, a density far exceeding today, and debates his formula’s accuracy across decennial censuses from 1790 to 1900.
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Pritchett
Pritchert
Iaw
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de. Pritehart
Apples Market Note Prompts Oregon Orchard Commentary
Portland correspondent Henry E. Deech reflects on apple cultivation in Oregon highlighting the Land of Red Apples theme and noting Willamette valley fruit shows may not store as well in certain sections. He cites Loviling’s early fruit efforts and discusses regional differences in apple production and keeping quality.
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Henry E. Deech
Portland
Loviling
Willamette Valley
Apples in Oregon Industry Boosts Growth and Trade
The article surveys Oregon apple planting, noting 16400 acres in cultivation and growth mainly in Southern Oregon Hood River Valley and high Western regions. It highlights demand, pricing, and trade outlook after fairs in Chicago and Omaha, discussing evaporated products and future prospects for commercial fruit. The piece mentions New Town Pippins from Southern Oregon and market prices, plus the idea that American apples hold strong future potential.
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Oregon
Hood River Valley
Kestern Oregon
Chicago
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