Campaign talk and crime tales from a turbulent era
A jumble of notes cites campaign debt and dirty politics on the Pacific coast, a Citizens League meeting in Baker City, land fraud prosecutions, and a warning about contract marriage. It also recounts a forged check case involving a harvest worker and a warning about the white shirt hobo behind crime.
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Pendleton Ad Pages and Boosts for East Oregonian
The East Oregonian announces a four page advertising supplement starting tomorrow with the Saturday edition. It credits Pendleton merchants for sustaining growth and notes heavy ad content across nearly 1000 inches in the upcoming Lehi-page edition. The piece emphasizes readership reach and the paper’s financial health amid broad local business support.
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Judge Goodwin Flees Utah Over Mormon Influence
East Lake City judge known for denouncing Mormon power fled the state on 19 June. He now writes editorials for the Helena Record in Montana after leaving Salt Lake City amid controversy over church backing for Smoot in the gubernatorial race. His move follows decades of anti church influence activism.
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Archbishop of Canterbury at Large Income and Residence
The archbishop of Canterbury reportedly earns 875000 per year with a derived sum of 40000000 from church sources. His official residence is Lasbeth Place, located on the Thames opposite Parliament in Westminster. The palace hosts grand entertainments during the London season, while Dr Davidon is described as plain and unpretentious, yet broad minded and humorous in private clergy circles.
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Aspiration Peat Bagel Poem Fragment From Aspen Era
Fragmentary verse references aspiration and memory with archaic phrasing. Mentions valley, ferry, reckoning, incense, and a symbolic hope. Lacks clear events, dates, or identifiable people or places for full factual summary.
Crippling the Navy and a Star Editor's Death
The San Francisco Star reports on naval costs, noting the navy spent 94 million dollars in 1897 and shows larger annual deficits of around 7 million. It also records the death of A. R. Tatth, editor of the Oregon Recorder, in St Vincent's Hospital Portia after a battle with cancer. He was a native of Oregon and well known and respected.
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A. TR. Tatth
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Portia
Oregon
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