Judge Hartman Sees Politics Through Partisan Echoes
Pendleton judge rebuts claims about involvement in Taft program and notes GOP split over Roosevelt. He praises Taft as a “big man” while detailing views on government ownership of railroads and postal savings banks championed by Senator Cole, recalling earlier railroad control from 1893 to 1897 and debates over canal routes.
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Portland
G. A. Hartman
Taft
Pendleton
Panama Canal
Panama
Nicaragua
Daily Journal
Bryan
Roosevelt
Dr. Vincent
N. W. Gas & Electric Company
Cole
Unclear political guesswork on 1890s succession
Fragmentary quotation discusses an unnamed case of dropsy and signals that a new Democratic president will act as receiver as Grover Cleveland did in 1893. It weighs candidates like Bryan, Folk, Johnson, and Fairbanks with remarks on personal habits, suggesting an informal, speculative flavor of the era.
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Grover Cleveland
Bryan
Folk
Johnson
Pr. Sommerville
Fairbanks
Mayor Fee Reviews Meat Market Conditions
Mayor James A Fee outlines meat market and poultry yard standards, arguing for relocation to improve spacing and reduce odors. He contends no ordinance is needed if patrons avoid markets with unpleasant smells, warns against keeping chicken yards near raw meat, and notes a $3000 poultry fund should stay in banks rather than risk public health. The recorders court can provide further details after holidays.
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Pendleton
Banka
Olney
Recorders Court
James A, Fee
Fast Auto Time Sets Pendleton Run Record
Dr L K Blakeslee leads a party in a new auto from Walla Walla to Pendleton, finishing in 2 hours 16 minutes, beating the Spokane evening train. The return beat the train by 17 minutes, reaching Pendleton at 4 16 while the train was ten minutes behind schedule.
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Walla Walla
Pendleton
L. K. Blakeslee
Spokane
Blakeslee
Ralph Swinburne
Norman Sarkis
Carl Young
Garden City
No. 7
Bushee Chapter to Host Social Session Tomorrow Evening
Members of Bushee chapter, O. EB. 8, will enjoy a social session tomorrow evening in the Masonic hall. A pleasant time is assured for attendees.
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Bushee
Masonic Hall
Robbers Hit A. D. Smith & Co. Store at Brooks
Thieves robbed the A. D. Smith & Co. general store at Brooks Oregon yesterday and escaped with a considerable amount of merchandise.
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A. D. Smith & Co
Brooks, Ore
Kilties Tomorrow rare band parade at noon and matinee
Pendleton hosts the Kilties a famed Highland band with a noon parade and 2 PM matinee. Super intendent Landers will dismiss schools at 3 PM to allow student attendance half price fifty cents for children. Evening show at 8 15 PM at the armory expected to be crowded.
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Pendleton
VHI
Land of “Auld
Landers
Notilce of Doctors Move to New Office Block
Doctors Holsington Osteopaths announce relocation from Despain block to the Association block near the postoffice. New phone Main 608 for appointments.
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Notilce
Holsington
Association
O A C Beats Oregon 4 0 in Northwest Football Showdown
Oregon Agricultural College defeated the University of Oregon 4 to 0 at Eugene on Saturday. A well directed second half place kick by Fullback Wolff sealed the win as Corvallis fans celebrated a major upset and vaulted O A C into Northwest championship contention. The game featured spectacular offensive and defensive plays with Corvallis overpowering Oregon at critical moments and capitalizing on costly Oregon fumbles.
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Oregon Agricultural College
Northwest
University of Oregon
Corvallis
U. of
Eugene
Oregon
Agricultural College
University Eleven
A. C
The
Oregonian
Wolff
Palace Drug Store Sold in Athena Amid Health Move
Athena November 11 The Palace drug store long run by W A McBride for over a decade has been sold to Dr J D Plamondon who will run the business. McBride says he will spend the winter away for health reasons. Sale price not disclosed. Plamondon renowned for his practice and capable business leadership.
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Athena
Palace
W. A. McBride
J. D. Plamondon
Oldest City Business House Remains Active
A long standing local business house continues operations in the city, noting its status as one of the oldest firms in town. The firm emphasizes ongoing adaptation to current market conditions while preserving its historical presence.
Dr Whitaker Praises Unmilla Colony Prosperity
Dr Whitaker formerly a dentist now farming near Cambridge Idaho on a short visit to Pendleton reports Umatilla county residents in Cambridge and nearby thriving. He notes good crops this year and widespread prosperity among investors and locals pleased with their holdings.
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Carload
Cloverdale
Sac City
Iowa
E. Court St
Tallman & Co
East Oregonian
Winslow Bros
Main Street
Pendleton Creamery Co
T. J. Cheney
Jersey Dairy
United States Depository
Medi
Lion
Angus M. Fraser
Armory
Mr. Praser
America
Fee
Pendleton Party
Will Parade
Auld Lange Syne
Canada
United States
England
Ireland
Scotland
Wales
Mexico
Kitttes
Annie Laurie
Besale
Dundee
Petaluma
Calif
Anton Nolte Pendleton
Orngon
Boston
Gam
Palace Drug Store Changes Poinds
DR. Whitaker
Unmilla
Idaho
Copreigh, Igor
I. Adler
Lpaos. & CO
Max Baer
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