Oregonian Weekly Publication Notice Summary
Independent Oregon newspaper text fragment shows publication details and pricing for subscriptions, mailing options, and rates. Mentions Oregonian page at 320 Morrison Street Portland and delivery through carrier and mail. Includes publishing company and press association credits and postal registration notes.
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Gore
Gale
The
Oregon News
Morrison Street
Portland
Oregon
Northewet News
Loreau
Peasteenth Street
Humble Worker Finds Happiness After Long Day
Obscure laborer endures a hard day of low pay and modest fame yet returns home to happiness. The speaker notes his pride in service over glory, contrasting giants’ scores with his quiet triumphs and the warmth of home life despite poverty.
Water rights could unleash irrigation for Umatilla lands
Opinion argues the Montana ruling might allow the government to irrigate Indian lands on the Umatilla reservation via flood waters. It urges full government action to grant water, enable farming, and allow leasing or selling of lands with water rights, warning against half measures.
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Supreme Court
Montana
Umatilla
Indians and Government Duty Questioned in Debate
The speaker argues that delaying action harms Indians by denying rights and justice. He asks if John McCourt or the United States government will neglect their responsibilities, suggesting officials protect vested interests over native welfare. The critique warns against perfunctory relief that cannot be utilized.
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John McCourt
United States
Taft committee provokes Oregon Republicans clash
The Oregonian faces criticism over a Taft committee formed by Ralph Williams and the Republican state organization. Critics say the group pretends neutrality while backing Taft, risking voter trust as the presidential preference primary proceeds. The piece notes calls for impartiality and warns of rebuke for overreach.
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Portland Oregonian
East Oregonsan
Taft Committee
Oregonian
Ralph Williams
Williams
Taft
Friends of la Follette
Republican State Organization
Republican
What Will They Be The Inmoriiity Trace Question
The text ponders the fate of future leaders and actions after their rise. It asks what a mayor would do when faced with pricing decisions for Pendleton compared to Walla Walla, amid winter concerns. It seeks stance from gentlemen on municipal policy.
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Pendleton
Walla Walla
Beecham
India debate on royal funds for famine relief
Many ponder whether King George should allocate 25 million dollars to feed Indian navies during famine times, arguing whether funds could better serve relief efforts abroad. The remark frames a debate on imperial spending versus humanitarian aid priorities.
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India
George
November 13 in History Snapshot
A dated list of historical events on November 13 across centuries. Highlights include: 1801 enslaved labor at Antwerp shipyards, 1612 Napoleon retreat to Krusney with army at 43,000, 1844 commerce treaty US Spain West Indies, 1849 Catholic University of America opening, 1899 USS Yosemite wreck at Guam, 1870 Prussia occupies Dole, and 1848 US notifies Spain. Other entries note Bloody Sunday in London and and a 1490 marriage in London.
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Antwerp
Belgium
Napoleon
Moxvow
Smalesak
Krusney
Willam Wirt
Virginia
United States
North America
Kelat
Beloochstan
Black Sea
Dole
Spanish West Indies
Spain
London
Catholic University of America
Washington, D
Guam
Duke of Manchester
Misa Helen Zimmerman
Cincinnati
Ohio
Publicity and reform in Wilsons Wisconsin sermon
Governor Woodrow Wilson urged publicity as a cure for corrupt politics in a Wisconsin University speech. He praised fearless newspapers as cleansing agents and argued schoolhouse reform fuels upright political influence, warning that exposure deters demagogues and crime.
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Cabinta
Woodrow Wilson
New Jersey
University of Wisconsin
Wileu
Newspaper’s view on crime pages and press role
The piece reflects on how police blotters and crime records hide or reveal the truth, noting reporters err as humans. It argues newspapers expose offenders to public scrutiny as a social and moral check, while mass circulation papers shape public perception and accountability.
National Monetary Commission Needs Plain Statement
The National Monetary Commission nears four years with strong investigations in Europe and America and a published guide on finance. Yet it has not clearly explained its aims to the public, especially regarding the Aldrich plan and the Reserve Association proposal. The Examiner urges the commission to present a plain, non technical explanation accessible to average readers.
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San Franciecs Examiner
National Monetary Commlealon
Europe
America
Aldrich
Association of Bankers
Commission
Reserve Association
Bik Banking
Mumbled Street Slang Sparks Confusing Exchange
A garbled street scene shows a young grafter and a passerby trading phrases about services and money. The fragment hints at a strange exchange near a bank, with odd names and clipped lines suggesting a gritty urban moment.
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Cuba
Yosemite
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Europatkin
Port Arthur
Francis J. Heney
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Erry
USA
Steinhell
Wilson
Burns
Hell
Strese Chapmin—Ip
Golden Rule Store
Pendleton Planing Mill and Lumber Yard
J. A. Borie Lumber CO
Props
Just
Hotel
St. George
George Darveau
Northwest
Oregon Motor CO
E. Court ST
Ie In Business
MT. Hood
Tallman & Co
ST. Paul’s
Nettie M. Galbraith
DR. Gray
Bowman Hotel
Pendleton‘s
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