Oregonian issues subscription rates and notices to advertisers
The Oregonian lists subscription prices by mail and weekly options and provides guidance for advertisers on submitting matter by the preceding day. It includes a controversial letter from Salt Statesman criticizing Governor Chamberlain for enforcing laws and warns against lax law enforcement and “common practice” of disobeying statutes.
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Oregonian
Oregon
McNeil
Sland
Salt Statesman
Governon Chamberlin
United States
Chambheriat
They Yet Will Come to Claim Their Native Land
Fragmentary verse speaks of awakening and liberty from oppression. The lines promise a united trek to free land, with imagery of a citadel of wrong and a future where freedoms rise despite long, dark nights. Names and clear events are obscured by garbled OCR.
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Chol
Hell
Bartie Wong Agulhet
Cpaln
Covingim Hat
Wilahire
Work for the League to pressed river, irrigation gains in Oregon
A call for united action by Oregon businesses to support river improvements and irrigation. A mass meeting is urged, with a delegation to Washington to press Congress for river projects and silver appropriations, arguing for broad citizen participation and authority.
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Oregon Development Longue
Congress
Secretary of the Interior
Mer
No Chinook and the Oregon political ring lore
Fragmented text describes the Chinook tribe and frontier clashes in Astoria and Portland. It mentions settlers shooting Chinooks on sight and the spread of this vigilante custom along the coast. It also references other tribes and alleged political machinations affecting federal judgeships and Roosevelt era entry policies.
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Oregon
Astoria
Portland
Multnomahs
Roosevelt
Governor Chmberlain declines pay raise for federal prisoners
Governor Chamberlain refuses $4 per week per prisoner for federal detainees in the state pen, citing a 1970 law that sets the $8 weekly rate. As a result, 14 federal prisoners from Alaska remain confined, awaiting resolution of the funding dispute.
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Chamberlain
Alaska
Is Socialism a Menace in Public Debate
A compilation of editorial criticism from New York World San Francisco Call and Chicago Record-Herald arguing socialism alarms the public while noting the rise of public ownership sentiment. The piece questions the legitimacy of anti socialism fear and weighs justice between rich and poor, citing police costs in London as a contrast to threatened upheaval.
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New York World
San Francisco Call
Chicago Record-Herald
Socialiaw
Ife
Monopol y of oppression and the fight for freedom
An archaic poetic lament by Sarah Elizabeth Kubn depicts oppression as a voracious force devouring the weak. It contrasts tyrannical power with those who strive for manhood, honor, and home, asserting resistance against oppression and the struggle for liberty.
Fragmented proverb on luck and self restraint
An aged voice laments luck and self control, noting many ways people ruin themselves. The text mocks hiding troubles in closets or shelves and warns the bottle's contents ruin more lives than imagined, reflecting a cautious moral about temperance and prudence.
Pay of the Superior Man McCurdy Reveals Insurance Fees
Richard A. McCurdy testified before the insurance investigation committee that his salary as president of Mutual Life was 150000 and said the amount came as an "indication of appreciation." He contrasted top public honor pay with private compensation, noting others' annual incomes and roles from the U.S. president to various corporate leaders.
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Richard A. McCurdy
Insurance Investigation Committee
Mutual Life
United States
M. Ruchet
Swine Federation
Thelwood
Lhow of McCurdy
Emerson
John Hay
Senator
Frederick Cromwell
Matia Dife
New York World
Processions and pensions in old time workers aid
A miscellany notes varied social programs and humorous press pricing from 1900s publications. It mentions German domestic stamp books for workers, Railway Employes Magazine distribution, pay for puff advertisements, and a boating accident tragedy in Port Hope Ontario.
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Everybody's
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the Raiiroad
Erle
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