Daily News Subscriptions and Inquiries
The notice lists various subscription terms by mail and carrier including daily, weekly, and semiweekly options with prices implied. It notes the Daily East Oregoniana and Northwest News in Portland with bureau addresses in Chicago and Washington, and states Pendleton Oregon as the entry point with a second class mail designation.
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President Taft Fails To Mention Oregon System Here
The article notes President Taft avoided discussing the Oregon System in Oregon addresses, unlike Roosevelt and Wilson who spoke on initiative, referendum, direct primary, and recalls. It contrasts Taft with calls for direct legislation and anti-corruption measures, suggesting advisers or fate influenced his stance, while noting assembly members' visible presence during his stay.
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Denver
Colorado
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Crusade Reignites As War Looms Over Holy Land
The report suggests a future clash with Turkish forces to restore the Holy Land, echoing medieval conflicts between rulers and faith. Modern motives shift from religious zeal to strategic trade interests, with Italy eyeing Jerusalem and its tributary markets as the war’s economic prize.
Pendleton Seeks City Leader Amid Saloon Debate
Local Pendleton residents debate a wet or dry city fate with no active effort to change the status. The discussion centers on finding a mayor who will serve the whole city, not any single group, as voices press for decisive leadership.
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Pendleton Dog
Antlion Mayer
Why She Chose Him
A fragmentary poem describes a girl selecting a suitor named Hie Velee from many. She values character and potential over wealth or romance, noting education, manners, attire, and appearance as secondary to the chosen one, Arthur Jin, who stood out among many suitors. The piece references the Boston Traveler as a publication context.
Fortune teller visit ends with vow for freedom
A Philadelphia woman visits a palm reader in West Philadelphia and learns she will remain single for life. She rejects the reading, declares a demand for freedom from a system depriving people of their rights, and asserts her resolve to live as she chooses.
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Road proposal cuts travel to one day, trader asks what to do
Syhyanus Miller, active in Central American ventures, seeks local backing for a road project to shorten mule transport to market from three days to one. He asks a native how to fill the extra days, and the reply suggests potential benefits beyond faster trade.
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Discouraging Outlook From East Tennessee Announcement
In the Cumberland mountains of East Tennessee the Honorable Tol Taylor says a good dog is a valuable asset. A visitor asked Bil Smoon how many dogs he had. he replied he only has five and seems unlikely to start on more.
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Federation of Inland Empire Commercial Clubs Planned
Preliminary outlines call for uniting commercial clubs across eastern Washington central Idaho western Montana and parts of British Columbia to form a federation. McLean secretary of the Spokane Chamber of Commerce will call an organizing meeting to complete the plan and assign inquiries for local boards of trade to participate.
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Why TAPT Fails and Global Vetting Speeds Up Reform
A fragmentary analysis argues that many nations vet rapidly and move with changing times, faster than the United States, altering not only government form but economic balance. It notes democratic shifts and suggests reforms outpace U S approaches.
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Tafts and Tomorrow’s Rulers in Modern Reform
In a critique from Success Magazine, the piece argues that today’s leaders must be dynamic reformers, not stalwart conservatives. It compares Taft to a stranded captain needing a steady steer, urging leaders like Wilson and La Follette over cautious aging figures and predicting future rulers will be the people themselves shaping progress.
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Rey Sisters
Wilsons
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Taft
la Fellette
Success
Stamina and Pie Request Echo From a Child Memoir
A quirky fragment from Success Magazine recalls Johnny bargaining for food at home. His mother orders him to eat right and fetch his hat as he searches near a Wig chair and blurts that there is pie and cake in the house. The scene ends with his defiant remark.
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Success Magazine
Poem Fragment In Old Dialect From Stanton Tonesome Frank
A fragmentary verse of a dialect poem references a man in the moon and Satan approaching in darkness. The garbled text mentions a fiery spark, flying things, and a ship phrase, attributed to AW Ketel and Stanton in a Tonesome Frank transcription.
October 1318 History From Fragmented Chronicle
Fragments recount events from October 1318 noting Edward the Confessor’s gold shrine dedication in 1265 and Jacob Powell’s death at Stebbing England with a strange circumference claim, plus naval foundation plans by Congress and river gate proposals near the Hudson.
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Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham for Pain Relief
A Dewittville New York woman describes persistent pain and weakness eased after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She reports stronger health and a now stronger baby, praising the product and noting the company invites letters for free advice.
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Pinkham Medicine Company
Lynn Mass
Lydia E. Pinkham
Global historical notes of turmoil and exile
Entries span from Napoleon Bonaparte’s exile on Saint Helena to early newspaper milestones in Maine. Notable items include Texas ratifying a constitution, German Tathollos at a New York Tabernacle gathering, a New York commercial panic in 187, rail traffic issues in Texas tied to yellow fever, Henry Irving’s death, Francisco Ferrer’s execution in Barcelona, and 1910 railway strike leaders in France.
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Ifenry Irving
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