The Sally East Seeks Public Sale Listing
The notice records sale or distribution details from the Oregon News Co at 329 Morrison Street Portland and mentions Northwest News Up Cortland Chicago Bureau and Security Build Washington with postal and association references, indicating a press or public notice entry.
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Sally East
Regonian
Orecon News Co
Morrison Street
Portland
Oregon
Northwest News Up
Cortland
Security
Washington, S c
Nureau
Fourteenth Street
N. OW
Obstructing Justice and a Seattle Mass Meeting
Reports say a federal grand jury refused to indict eight men arrested at a Seattle mass meeting demanding Judge Hanford’s impeachment. The jury found no conspiracy to obstruct justice, while critics blame corporate lawyers in federal judgeships for protecting privilege over the public welfare, suggesting reforms.
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Seattle
Hanford
Supreme Court of Washington
Commission plan shown to suit small cities
Opponents argue commission government fits small cities like Pendleton while large cities such as Des Moines show mixed results. Cherryvale Kansas with 4904 residents and Corpus Christi Texas with 222 people adopting the plan claim debt reduction, new streets, and higher property values, asserting the system works well in both small and larger towns.
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Commission
Pendleton
Moines
Therryvale
Kansas
Findleton
Miision
Mrator
Dolar
Itat
Corpo Christi
Texas
Cherryvale
Corpus Christ
No China Pheasants Spark Oregon Dinner Controversy
Port land sportsmen objected to serving Chink pheasants at the Commercial club dinner for the president. The Journal lampooned the dispute as a storm over nothing while noting the club’s lawful plan to buy 150 pheasants from Gene Simpson’s Corvallis facility. The piece defends adherence to game laws and questions the fuss over the football of Oregon’s waco birds.
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Portland
Gene Simpson
Corvallis
Linner
Oregon
Commercial Club
September 28 in History Highlights From the Past
A dated chronology lists events including the assassination of Sigebert of the East Angles, early Cambridge University foundations, Basel printer Nicholas Spissipius in London, battles in Kilkenny and Navarre, Yellow Fever outbreaks, a severe gale across the Atlantic, Admiral Dewey praising American reception, Cuenca’s anniversary festivities, Hudson-Fulton guests in New York, and Roosevelt’s remarks on the Republican machine in New York.
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Sigebert
Cambrdge University
NicholausSpiscopius
Bistop
Basel
London
Mauile
Milkenny
Alles
Russia
Ey Percy
Wir
English Channel
Province of Navarre
Spain
Dewey
Cuengo
New York
Hudson-Fulton
Roosevelt
Ovenn Ima
York
Education crisis blamed for crime and lost youth
At a library talk Mies Kennedy cites that about 74 percent of children stop attending school after age 12. He argues this harms civilization, noting many 12 year olds work in environments that stunt their growth and fuel crime, with education as the foe of wrongdoing.
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Evenine Mies Kennedy
America
Drama arrives as ships bring touring troupe to city
The article notes managers, actors, dancers and dining staff arriving from abroad for a new stage run. It describes performers taking photos, carpenters preparing props, and the press agent working among bustling venues as the troupe docks. The Denver Republican signals another wave of touring drama.
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Russia
Denver Republican
Dollar looks bigger to Squire as shot compares
Uncle Mope Peavey and Silas talk near the post office about how a dollar seems larger to old Squire Dunkley. Hav ers Weekly quotes Charles Frohman praising a famous young actress who is also conceited in Frohman’s view, with his remark about a handshake after a rehearsal and audiences agreeing later.
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Silas
Uncle Mope Peavey
Mose
Squire Dunkley
Charles Frohman
Mr. Frohman
New York Tribune
Was the Governor Right in Pardoning Webb Over Poems
An Atlanta Constitution discussion questions Governor West of Oregon’s clemency toward Webb influenced by Frank E. Stanton poems. It argues poetry as a vehicle for mercy versus the need for fact and crime justice, noting West’s stance that poetry only finished a leniency tendency.
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Atlanta Constitution
West
Oregon
Frank £. Stanton
Webb
Shirin
Futhor
Mr. Stanton
Veeton
Stanton
Onnex
Noted Family Laxative Emphasizes Genuine Syrup of Fig
The advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup and Elixir of Senna as a wholesome laxative for women and children. It warns against imitations, notes the full company name on packaging, and states the price as 50 cents per bottle sold by leading druggists.
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Sears
California Fig Syrup Co
Expression as a path to reach the human mind
A discussion of poetry as a powerful method to move audiences and soften even hardened officials. The piece argues that art speaks where sermons and legal appeals fail, highlighting the magnetic pull of poetry and the artist’s sensitivity as essential. A quip about a society woman and an army officer at Fort Sam Houston appears as a fragmentary aside from a periodical notice.
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Fort Sam Houston
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