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Unclear fragmentary verse hints at debt and consequence
Fragmentary archaic verse warns of penalties for past wrongs, suggesting a foreboding moral judgment. The speaker references blindness, guilt, and inevitable retribution pursued by an accusing figure, with scattered names and ghostly phrasing.
State Farm Doomed by Local Political Maneuvering
Union county politicians and papers allege the state experimental farm is being dismantled and privatized. They warn the 640 acre Grande Ronde valley site, once planned as an insane asylum precursor, faces sale to private capitalists and closure of the state program.
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Union County
Union
Salem
Portland
Willamette Valley
Grande Ronde Valley
Higher Honor Than Office Declines NY Mayor Nomination
Charles B. Hughes, leading the insurance investigation in New York City, declines the Republican offer to become mayor of Greater New York. He states a paramount public duty forbids accepting the nomination to prevent political motive coloring the investigation.
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Charles B. Hughes
New York City
Greater
New York
Charles Koughes
Deolina
Election fears and reform talk in Portland mayoral race
The article discusses concerns over election tampering and the role of judges and clerks, noting business leaders push for reform. It cites Charles D. Walcott on land and irrigation potential, Oregon’s territorial governance, and Portland’s development needs including railroads and industry. The piece ends reflecting on Portland’s growth and the paper’s stance on responsible citizens shaping policy.
England utilities and public ownership debate
Britain favors public ownership of utilities despite criticism from authorities in New York and Chicago. The post office plans to take over National Telephone and related lines, with the aim to run telephones for the people. American enterprise is criticized for creating wealth for a few. An Idaho wool market note reports 1996 figures and buyer retreat with confidential prices, noting large growers sold in advance.
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Japan’s algae and oyster work shapes U S model says report
A Washington state report notes Japan’s seaweed farming and oyster pearl culture as a model for U S industry. Deputy Commissioner Hugh M. Smith leads a U S mission praising Japan’s kelp beds producing algae and the “Kanten” plant gelatin with high value. Oyster pearl culture via irritant insertion yields blazant results with 300,900 oysters treated yearly. Women gain voting rights in several states. Wyoming, Colorado, Utah, Idaho grant full equality with men.
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Washington
United States
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Hugh M. Smith
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Miteukart
Japanese Fish Commission
Inmertiogar
Bay of Aga Ia
Sermon by John D. Rockefeller at Euclid Avenue Baptist
Rockefeller closes the year at Euclid Avenue Baptist in Cleveland urging parishioners to cultivate inner crops. He cites patience charity and good will as vital harvests over material yields and compares spiritual growth to a sponge and pump, urging kindness and perseverance for personal and city improvement.
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Cleveland
John D. Hockefeller
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New York
Sea tides and doomed plains in Breton shores tale
A Philadelphia girl was swept by an incoming tide on France’s west coast. The piece extols extraordinary tidal phenomena with Breton imagery, warning of the dangers of the flat sands as the sea surges in and retreats, transforming the plain into a perilous landscape.
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Philadelphia
France
Bulle- UN
WIERE WOMEN VOTE Canadian and US Suffrage Timeline
The text outlines a spread of women’s suffrage across Canadian provinces with Ontario granting school suffrage in 1860 and municipal suffrage in 1884, New Brunswick in 1886, Nova Scotia and Manitoba in 1887, British Columbia and the North West Territories in 1886, Quebec later joining. It notes US women have some form of suffrage by 1920.
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Ontario
New Brunswick
Nova Scotia
Manitoba
British ,Columbia
Northwith Territories
Quebec
United States
Moody in Glasgow Questions and Wit in 1870s
Dwight Moody conducted a question meeting in Glasgow during the 1870s with about 5000 attendees. A query asked if there is any verse in the Bible against tea or coffee. he replied none in favor of it and quipped about being “filthy still.”
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Dwight Moody
Glasgow
Boston evangelist and his devout family tale
An evangelist in Boston reputed for deep faith faces worldly thoughts as his bright six year old daughter interacts with a strange visitor at the door. The other note concerns the defalcation of Peoria city school funds exceeding $100,000 with City Superintendent Dougherty jailed unable to provide bail or return.
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Harper’s Weekly
Dougherty
Peoria
Fond Lee
Ternal
Mercury Worse Than The Disease Claim Ad
An 8.8. S. advertisement argues Mercury and Potash worsen Contagious Blood Poison, not curing it and causing dyspepsia, salivation, sores, rheumatism, and bone necrosis. It touts S. S. S. as the only antidote, cites a testimonial from D. M. Sanders, and offers a $1,000 reward for proof of mineral content, with home treatment and free medical advice from The Swift Specific Co. in Atlanta.
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Howling Green
Mitchell House
D. M. Sanders
Swift Specific CO
Atlanta, Ga
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