Pendleton Oregon Daily Oregonian News Office Notice
Public notice from the Pendleton Oregon Daily Oregonian includes listing of circulation details and mail subscriptions from various outlets. The notice states offices in Portland and Washington and identifies post office classification.
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Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Glo Morrison, Siedtt
Portland
Oregon
Northwest News Co
Chicago
Security Building
Washington
Fourteenth Wireet
N. W
Shifty but Unwise In Taft Campaign Coverage
A critical note on Oregon newspapers debate over Taft campaign organization before the state primary. The writer argues The Oregonian missteps by accusing the East Oregonian of inconsistency and asserts that readers are capable of understanding the issue without patronizing commentary.
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The
Oregonian
Taft
East Oregonian
Conspiracy Question on Transcontinental Railroads Shipping Plan
A murky note questions whether financiers who dominate transcontinental railroads block an independent steamship attempting to run Atlantic to Pacific routes via the Panama Canal. The commerce court ruling may have frightened potential investors and raised safety concerns.
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Commerce Court
Atlantic
Pacific
Panama Canal
Pendleton water power plan backed by James Johns
James Johns argues for a vast Pendleton public works plan to tap power from river and canal routes, build a city water filtration plant, and invite industry with cheap electricity. He cites commerce court rulings on rail water competition and urges transparency with quarterly financial summaries and open records for citizens.
Pendleton High Triumph Over Baker In Gridiron Clash
Pendleton High School defeated Baker High School in a hard fought game at Round-Up Park. The victory, though not expected, reflects credit on Pendleton and its coach and cheers local rooters as the ancient rivalry tilts in Pendleton’s favor.
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Pendleton High School
Baker High School
P. H. S. Rooters
How Can He Do It McCourt Defends Irrigation Policy
John McCourt says he will uphold Indians on reservation allotments for irrigation but will not uphold water rights when land is rented. The stance protects able-bodied Indians who work while potentially leaving elders squaws and children without protection. locals seek clarification from the United States attorney and from Mr McCourt.
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John McCourt
United States
McCourt
Pendleton reader favors filtration water plan in letter
In Pendleton Oregon on November 18 a resident writes in support of clean water and fiscal prudence. He endorses a pumping and filtration system as most feasible for abundant supply but remains open to gravity options if cost effective and satisfactory. He cites survey data and personal investigations suggesting a power plant could be obtained.
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Edlay East
Oregonian
Pendléton
Ore
Pendleton
November 18 in History Highlights across centuries
Chronology of notable events including 1540 De Soto leaves coast, 1775 earthquake from New England to West Indies, 1776 Cornwallis crosses Hudson to attack Fort Lee, 1811 Chesapeake attack disputes settled, 1842 Wellington funeral pomp, 1860 Georgia arms funding, 1861 Confederate Congress meets, 1888 standard time adoption, 1900 Maine launched, 1983 Erie Canal test, 1904 Panama revolt response, 1400 Richard Watson Glider death, and Pennsylvania tunnels linking Long Island with New Jersey via train from Harrison to Sunnyside.
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New England
West Indies
Cornwallis
Hudson
Fort Lee
N. J
Dol
Chesapeake
Great Britain
Duke of Wellington
London
Georgia
Confederate Congress
Maine
Brooklyn Navy Yard
Erie Canal
Panama
Huertas
Richard Watson
Pennsylvania
Longe Island
New Jersey
Harriso
Sunnyside
Cardus praised by Mrs McGill in Arkansas notice
Mrs A McGill of Jonesboro Arkansas recalls a complete health breakdown. She credits Cardus with restoring strength and eliminating headaches and backaches. The piece promotes Cardus as a tonic for diseases peculiar to women and urges readers to try it, citing a 64 page book.
Warships to Nicaragua after Americans executed report
Amid reports of American executions complaints draw naval force to Nicaragua. The era sees tensions rise as U S ships head to the Caribbean coast to protect nationals and assert influence. In other items Mrs Augusta Stetson of Wisconsin faced church excommunication by a prominent clergyman. London suffragists staged a mass protest at Parliament. police arrested many.
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Nicaragua
Augusta EB. Stetson Wis
Christhut Science Mother Church
London
JOS
Uncle Sam Adds Many Millions To His Wealth
Figures from the geological survey show Western mineral production in 1910 added nearly a third of a billion dollars to U S wealth, including about 66 million dollars in coal. Western minerals totaled 313,944,581 dollars, roughly one fourth of regional agricultural output. The belt extends from the Dakotas to Texas and westward territories.
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Uncle Sam
Washington
Geological Survey
United States
Department of Agriculture
Dakotas
Texas
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