Oregonian Publishing Company Notice and Masthead
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Dally
Mall Vatty
Mall
Kant Oregonian
Oregon News Co
Morrison Street
Portland
Oregon
Northwest News Co
Otago
Chicago
Security Building
Wembington
Fourteenth Street
N. W
Pendleton Debates Commission Form of Government
At the Commercial Club rooms a meeting will discuss adopting a commission form for Pendleton. The proposal aims to improve efficiency by concentrating responsibility and reducing ward politics. Support from prominent locals grows as readers weigh future steps for city governance.
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PenWeton
Commission
Ely
Pendleton
Plan for Philippine independence gains mixed support at home
A Cyrus Cilne proposed resolution aims to grant independence to the Philippines with a staged path: an interim bicameral legislature in 1915, a 1937 constitution, U S approval, and formal sovereignty withdrawal by July 1926. Passage hinges on Senate control and a possible Democratic president, amid broad national sentiment favoring independence to reduce costs and risk to the United States.
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Philippines
Cyrus Cilne
Indiane
Champ Clark
United States
Banus
Cline
Senate
Secon
Itkely
Taft
Pendleton Round-Up hospitality defies Walla Walla critique
Pendleton officials defend Round-Up accommodations amid claims by Walla Walla that Pendleton could not house visitors. The Morning Union quotes Pendleton as hosting thousands with ample beds and clear headquarters for lodging. Pendleton emphasizes it has more hotels and restaurants than Walla Walla and welcomes outsiders.
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Walla Walla
Pendleton
Thia City
Union
Oregon Hog Industry Link Sparks Farm Debate
A Sept 18 Journal cartoon highlights a perceptual gap in Oregon where residents pay Nebraska farmers 36 million annually for hogs while Oregon hogs face neglect. The piece urges eastern Oregon farmers to shift from selling wheat as a cereal to feeding hogs, suggesting field peas grown on summer fallow lands in Umatilla County could be fed to hogs without harming the next wheat crop, and questions the $4.09 million yearly Nebraska hog purchases.
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Oregon
Nebraskan
Umatilla
Donald FitzGerald in trouble in Spokane sparks graft fears
The article notes Donald FitzGerald battling trouble in Spokane and ongoing efforts by Samuel Drumheller and associates to back the Washington Oregon traction company. Locals fear their plan to bring a new power supply to Pendleton and build interurban lines may succeed, jeopardizing public lighting rates. Taft defends the Supreme Court amid views that the president needs defenders more than the court. The supreme judges are not seeking re-election.
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Donald FitzGerald
Spokane
Washington-Oregon Traction Company
Pendleton
Samuel Drumheller
Washington-Oregon Company
Electric Trust
Taft
Supreme Court
Court
Supreme
Exhibit at O W Ro N depot gains possible exhibit due to club
The Commercial club has secured several fine specimens for display at the O W Ro N depot, an exhibit that should have been provided long ago and now may finally be realized.
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O W
Ro & N
Commercial Club
Timeline of notable 19th century events
Chronicle of select historical notes from 1605 to 1869 including plague deaths in London, 1804 Algiers gifts for a ruler, 1829 preservation idea for Capitol pictures, 1851 Camargo battle, 1862 Rhine and Rhone floods, 1865 Pass Christian gale, 1864 Sherman victories at Bunker Hill, and 1869 Louisiana senate railcar desegregation bill.
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London
Dearborn
Algiers
Trumbell
Washington
Camargo
Carvajal
Rhine
Rhone
Lake Bargne
Gulf Coast
Pass Christian
Mississippi City
Biloxi
Sherman
Breckenridge
Bunker Him
Shenandoah Valley
Louisiana Senate
Fragmented Chronology From Turbulent Eras Across Centuries
A garbled timeline cites events from 1873 to 1914 including Jay Cooke failure, a Fall River cotton mill tragedy, the Dreyfus pardon, and McKinley’s funeral. It references a French review at Rheims with leaders, a Russian attempt to retake Etsechan fort, and a remark by Metchnikoff on sour milk as a life elixir.
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Arkansas
Jay Cooke and Company
Peery Young Cris
Fall River
Masa
Dreyfus
McKinley
Canton
Oho
Greay
Rheims
France
Loubet
Etsechan
My Brother Ed Outwits Bear In Rainy Street Tale
Edward, a bright deaf and dumb boy, figures sums and plans ahead. While spying a bear, he cannot shout or gesture, but he barks loudly, scaring the bear away as rain falls in a San Francisco Examiner feature by Miles Overholt.
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Ed Miles Overholt
San Francisco Examiner
Birthday Sketch of George W. Wickersham Attorney General
A birthday sketch notes George Woodward Wickersham of New York City is 83 today. Born September 19, 1851, he graduated from the University of Pennsylvania Law Department in 1850 and earned the LL B in 1861. He practiced in Philadelphia, moved to New York in 1882, joined Strong Cadwalader in 1883, became a partner in 1887, and was appointed Attorney General on March 6. His career included extensive corporate dealings and pivotal anti trust actions by the DOJ.
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George Woodward Wickertham
New York City
United States
Teuilty
Law Department
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Strong & Cadwalader
Wickersham
Hin
Department of Justice
Secrets of Success From Everyday Objects
A quirky 19th century style list features talking objects offering maxims. The sphinx, button, window, pencil, ice, calendar, barrel, hammer, nutmeg, fire, microscope, glove, mirror, knife, glue, seal convey practical wisdom like stay calm, work hard, focus on strengths, and make good impressions.
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Anid
Portland Growth Seen In Rising School Attendance
Increased school attendance serves as another indicator of Portland's large and steady growth, reflecting expanding enrollment and community development.
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Portland
Domestic Bliss Meets Street Humour In A Baltimore Tale
A Baltimore woman newly married shuns unfamiliar trades and, when an ash man cries out, asks what he says in a husky voice. She replies with dignity that she does not care for any today, revealing domestic ignorance in a light joke. Also notes Portland river boat fares and schedule.
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August Lippincott
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United States Depository
the Drummers’ Sample Store
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Anheuser-Busch
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