Advertising Terms And Notices For Local Readers
The notice lists advertising rates and deadlines for a local newspaper. It mentions placement by mail or wall, monthly and weekly terms, and security gate details. It references addresses on Fourteenth Edward and other streets, and instructs advertisers to appear by certain dates.
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Dally
Winll
Mall
Swi Ee
Wall
Eaves
Mente
Mid
Sly
ps-Melanti Franelee
Tareai
Nuresp. Nees
Bison and Raft of People Swarm Earth, Sunday Examiner
A fragmented note from the Sunday Examiner contemplates humans and a bison swarming the planet. It reflects on mutual aid and deception as populations rise and recede, making room for new swarms.
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Sunday Examiner
La Grande urged to back eastern Oregon academy move
The La Grande Observer questions why La Grande ignores Pendleton academy, the region’s established classical and common school option with religious training. It argues counties like Wallowa and Union already support it, while La Grande lags, risking hindering regional educational growth.
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la Grande
Oregon
la Grand
Spokine
Portland
Bole
Portlan
Pendleton Academy
Washington
Idaho
Wallowa
Baker
Grant Morrow
Union
Malheur
Tacoma
Oakland
Pendleton
Story of the Indian dictionary for American Indians
The government printer received from the bureau of ethnology material for a forthcoming handbook. The project, planned for over 25 years, aims to compile a complete descriptive dictionary of American Indian stocks tribes sub tribes and names with biographies customs and a set of Indian words incorporated into English.
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Mexico
Bureau of Ethnology
Public ownership in U S utilities faces growing adds
A census inquiry contrasts private and public utility ownership, noting a broader shift toward municipal control. It highlights a surge in city operated electric plants and the political climate favoring public enterprise, with Chicago cited as a leading example where voters repeatedly approved public ownership of gas and water systems.
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Census Office
United States
Eliies
Himgelt
United
States
Liege
South Alvertein
Hehthia Planta
Luther Burbank discusses flowers and patents in Washington Star visit
The gardener Luther Burbank shared his views on money and invention during a garden tour, describing rare plant specimens worth thousands of dollars. He noted offers from a Chicago buyer and a French millinery company, but refused to patent or commercialize certain plants, valuing fame and independence over fortune.
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Luther Burbank
Washington Star
Ain
Chicago
Denaturalization and dual nationality in 1900s policy
A San Francisco Call summary explains that a US citizen who leaves for another country and takes part in its affairs, including voting, loses US citizenship by electing to be a citizen of the foreign nation. Upon returning, he must reelect his citizenship as if never having left. A person cannot hold two nationalities and must choose one.
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United States
Nile
San Francisco
March of Liberty and the Falling European Monarchies
Lennie’s Weekly notes a global shift toward republicanism, citing Switzerland, France, the Americas, Canada, Australia, and several European states. It highlights Austria Italy Belgium and Denmark as republics or facing republican pressures while Britain remains crowned, and Hungary Italy Ireland Norway Ireland shift as post war tensions reshape monarchies. The piece ties collapse of old order to Joseph’s death and the Austro Hungarian divide.
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Europe
Switzerland
France
United States
Mexico
West Indies
Central
South American
Cape Horn
Canada
Australia
Awstria
Italy
Belgium
Duontmark
Overs Otter
Spaley
England
Hungary
Norway
Ireeland
Peancie Joseph
Austria
Lennie
Thief Holds Wall Street in Fear and Loots Millions
A daring criminal forged checks and a fake certificate to loot Wall Street for 769000 in securities. The audacious thief crossed Maiden Lane’s guard line, evading countermeasures once feared by the underworld, as investigators weigh the evolving methods of high finance crime. Milwaukee corruption myth includes a wealthy donor linked to church payments, later reimbursed by robbing the city, while Plainfield NJ resident Garrett Dunium suffers aphasia loss of nouns after a head injury.
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Wall Street
Portie
Maiden Lane
Jimmy
Rivek
New York World
Milwaukee
Memphis News Seimitar
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Geen
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East One
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Ean Oregonian
Rich
Itu
Ierkles
Porthond
Oreg
Ors
Walter
Cregonlen
Lees
Ana Mw
Isis
Story OF
Iho
Artiter Dowombap
March OF Linerty
Garrett T. Dunium
Plainfield NJ
Nature
Vinree
de Kk. V
Pierce
Theatrical Supply Co
Eddy Biice
Gan Francisco
Cal
Donaldson
Northwestern
Gas & Electric
F. W. Vincent
St. Josephs Academy
Sisters of St. Francis
Mui Jook
Winslow Bros
Jeweler
Sherwin Williams
Buster
T. H. White Dentist Association
E. J. Murphy
East Court Street
Patly East Oregonian
Gray’s Harbor Commercial
J. Sewell
Rock Spring
Laatz Bros
Pato
R. F. Payne
Payne
Idaho Falls
Desmarais
Dalles
Ore
Isrc
Henry Kopittke
Pendleton Ice & Cold Storage Company
Wood & Coal
Roslyn
Roslyn Sonal
U. S
Roslyn Wood & Coal Co
STORT
Polydore Moens
C. Dowens
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