East Oregonian reacts to Mitchell death and San Francisco defense
In a critical editorial stance the East Oregonian rebuts the Oregonian mockery of Senator Mitchell after his death. The piece accuses Portland's paper of distorting events and recalls local fights, denouncing corruption in Oregon and defending civic virtue against libel threats.
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East Oregonian
Portland
Mitchell O
Mitchell
Witchell
Oregonian
San Francis
Municipal
Oregon
Mscal
Adimirelons
San Francisco
Schmitz
Abe Ruef
Mitehei
Lumber Trusts Hurt Pendleton Builders And Jobs
The piece argues lumber prices are set by a Pacific coast lumber trust, blocking construction in Pendleton. It claims dozens of houses would rise but for inflated timber costs, leaving carpenters, contractors, and laborers idle or leaving Oregon. It blames tariffs and law for the situation.
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Pendleton
Joes
Lumber Trust
Pacific Coast
Oregon
Labour Strikes and Rising Costs Mark 1900s Tensions
A report notes workers facing higher living expenses as wages lag behind. Freight and commodity prices rise, forcing households to cut costs. Despite claimed prosperity, laborers struggle to cover basic needs, with strikes reported across trades.
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Cammien
Pete
Lumbur
Derry Sons of Prosperity
Portland
San
Chicago
Spokane
Cleveland
Denver
Low Angeles
Taos
Jealous Salem Meeting and Hubbard Session Called
The Salem Journal notes an informal Oregon legislature gathering in the city next Tuesday and proposes a parallel meeting at Hubbard on Macleay. It urges sessions across Marian county to discuss state issues and migration, aiming to energize public deliberation and expose lawmakers to local perspectives.
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Salem Journal
Oregon
Tuessay
Sicaem
Hubbard
Macleay
Marian County
Williamotte Voll
Sogebriah
Oblique errors and political rants in a fragmented Tribune text
A jumbled extract critiques political figures and Indian policy with oblique language. It references George F E Chamberlain, Binger Hermann, J No Wil jinmoon, Henry Meldrum, and Umapine linked to the Umatilla Reservation, plus a harsh jab at the Indian service and agency.
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Tribune
Tina Mary
George FE. Chamberlain
Angeles
Grecen
Binger Hermann
J. No
Wiljinmoon
Henry Meldrum
Eos Gregorian
Indian Department
Umaping
Umoatilla
Department
Umetilla
Womtilin
Umapine
Indian Commissions
Indian Service
Umatilla Reservation
Alwash
Tax on Art Imports Sparks Battle Over Value
Debates over import duties on artworks reveal a policy clash as officials up to 22,500 from 15,000 to 22,500 while resisting tighter controls. Critics say duties serve to shield revenue rather than art access, risking the country’s cultural imports and provoking reaction from leaders and artist patrons.
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Joseph Cannon
League
Reluted ly competition and labor dispute muddled by garbled text
The readable fragments hint at a labor dispute or dividend issue involving unnamed parties and questionable financial terms. Names and places are too garbled to identify specific entities, dates, or outcomes, leaving only a vague sense of tension and possible legal or organizational interference.
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Gilnborough
Rembrands
Tynebet
Partidos
Political figures and tall tales in New York race bytes
A muddled British style dispatch mentions Governor candidates William Ro Hearer and Chithw JE Hughes, plus Secretary of War Hebney Willing Ho Toft and Senator Tittman of South Carolina. It notes lecture earnings, a $25,000 summer, and a stroke affecting Charles Bush of the New York World.
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E. OG. fRidgeman
Frorrhods
Cole
New York
Timothy Lo Woodtruft
Tittman
South Carolina
Hughes
Republicana
Swaltzorland
Politio
Charles Bush
New York Worlds
Timor Ortoorist
Satunday Evening Post
Fragments Describe A Distant, Mysterious Landscape
A garbled passage sketches distant places near San Francisco and a desert region in California. It evokes vast topography, unusual geography, and a sense of monumental, almost surreal scale with references to mountains, valleys, and dramatic energy.
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San Francisco
Pacific
Vie
Amil
Semeneh
California Desert
Cal
Men And Moral Habits In A Rustic Setting
A rustic narrator contrasts men and domestic life with vivid scenes of dining without cloths, shared tobacco, and drinking habits in a crowded social setting. The piece highlights social norms and masculine behavior through humorous, colloquial details and a colorful diction.
Meeting with William Allen White in Emporia, Kansas
Franklin Matthews of the New York Sun recalls his first meeting with William Allen White of the Emporia Gazette in Topeka, Kansas. The two discuss notable town landmarks and figures, including Plumb’s row house and the town’s famed characters.
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Franklin Matthews
New York Sun
William Allen White
Emporia Gasette
Matthews
Topeka
Emporia
Edniter
Mr. White
Regio
Mr White
Ms. Plumb
Geo
Tom
No Taxes in Wisconsin Promise Budget Breakthrough
A Madison dispatch reports no general state tax will be levied in the coming year and the 1 mill tax for schools will be cut in half. War debts and higher corporate taxes have strained the treasury, yet funds exceed needs thanks to Capitol work and back taxes. The school fund now totals $448,000 after extraordinary expenses and Frallronda levies.
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Madison
Capitol
Frallronda
Treasury
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