Political rant and local council clash in Huntington
The piece blends political tirades and editorials from a newspaper page. It rails at crowding schools and calls for educational reform while reporting Huntington West Virginia's city council denying a socialist meeting in the city hall. It urges attendance for a Beho irrigation committee meeting with government engineers next Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntington
W. Va
United States
Herr Moat
Emma Goldman
Vexed Ropes Inge Push for Rail to Pendleton
The editor urges government support for a large irrigation and rail project in Umatilla County. It argues that winter flooding could reclaim desert land via Echo tract and a proposed branch line of the O R & N to Pendleton. The piece attacks delays and praises the East Oregonian for public service.
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Cintilla County
Belo
Wien
East Oregonian
Umatilla
Meenter Tratesmin
Trad Elem
Oregonian
Uma- Hila
Oman
Pendleton
Heme Ortelde
Rail route prospects loom for Columbia to Portland
An 1890s column contemplates a Northern Pacific line descending the Columbia River to Portland, contrasting it with an eastern slope route via the Great Northern and noting the potential for Oregon rail expansion. The piece argues railroads’ unpredictability and envisions clearer territory divisions, with room for both NP and O R N lines, benefiting the inland empire’s growing output.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia River
Cascade
Portland
Lberty
Clearwater Valley
Northwest
Rival Trane Move Toward Oregon Northwest Trade
Northwest commerce seen as rival Trane shifts toward and away from the city in a natural gateway area, with Oregon Daily Journal noting strategic moves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Natura Gateway
Preiflco
Northwest
Commerce
Oregon
Wealthy Japanese adapted to disease control in military effort
A Chicago American summary reports Major Benmon, a military medical official, arguing Japan reduced deaths from disease by strict sanitation and water safety. He cites water purification, portable baths, and trials on proper diet as reasons for low non battle deaths. The piece notes no fever camps now and claims Japan preserves soldiers for combat by prioritizing health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aauie Benmon
Wiwin Baok
Japan
Bi. Lovte
Emi
Aeey
Alier
Chickamaiga
Milam
tUverouth
Tokio
Jip
Pile up the poor man’s burden poem critique
A poem by Howard H. Taylor argues for taxing the rich and removing burdens on the poor. It critiques mercantile policy and calls for open doors and pity for the masses while warning against excessive taxation on the common man. It frames trade as a burden and laments social inequality.
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Belahnsar
Howard
Taylor
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Missouri
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Carduin
Portland Eonamic League
Snow
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Cardui
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Gallagnen & Barre
Circen Siew
Finnigan’s Ball
Forbes
Nid Slo
St. Antony Hospital
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Retule
Eanities
Siebert
Schultz
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Antee
N. Joerger
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Joe Basler
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Geoton
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Laatz Bros
Olympia
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