Kansas insurgents triumph in state primary battles
The piece recalls Kansas Republicans shifting toward insurgency with six of eight insurgent congressmen renominated or elected. It notes Governor Stubbs’s insurgent renomination and cites national figures and factions, highlighting the clash between stand-patters and reformers and predicting broader implications for Washington politics. It closes with a tribute to Harvey Scott, longtime Oregon journalist, and his rise from humble beginnings to influence Northwestern journalism.
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Kansas
Sunflower
Associated Press
Victor Murdock
B. H. Madison
Washington
Bristow
Midison
Murdock
Stubbs
Miles Poindexter
United States
Cuckoos
John N. Wilson
Diedire Thomas Turke
Jesser iWebt
Harvey Scott Dies, Portland Oregonian Editor
The obituary notes the death of Harvey Scott, editor in chief and part owner of the Portland Oregonian. Described as a self-made man with a long career starting as a cub reporter, he shaped Northwest journalism for over fifty years and remained a key figure at the paper.
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Harvey \ Scott
Portland Oregonian
Baltimore
Northwest
America
Harvey Scott
Hind
Whit Education Wits
West Side Senate Candidates Face Dark Horse Bid
The Herald reports last two days of talks among west side contenders Burke Wilosa Ashton and Humphries to withdraw and back a dark horse with broad support to blunt Miles Poindexter’s pull. Poindexter leads in King County, while ex Senator Samuel H. Piles surfaces as a possible last hope for the western faction.
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Herald
West Side
Burke
Wilosa
Ashton
Humphries
Miles Poindexter
Poindexter
Wilson
Him
King County
Samuel H. Piles
Seattle
Ringsters
West Stdle
Statesman
Mile Poindexter
Dre
Porches Attract Residents In Evening Social Scenes
Residents gather on porches as dusk falls, with families and neighbors sharing moments. Mothers and girls socialize, while evening routines wrap up after meals and chores. The scene captures a calm, communal air of neighborhood life.
Neighborly Secrets and Political Winds in Town
The column blends social observations of new neighbors and urban gossip with political analysis. It notes rumors about residents and social routines while predicting Republican splits and Pride for progressives, suggesting insurgents may outpace stalwarts and Democrats in upcoming elections.
Mexican land for sale ends as government declares no tracts left
The Mexican government states no public land remains for sale though buyers may bargain with William Randolph Hearst, the American supporter of Diaz era policies who later acquired vast Mexican land holdings.
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William Randolph Hearst
Taft Signals End to Public Political Talk
President Taft announces he will quit talking politics and will use a friendly senator to convey propositions. The move is applauded by many leading U.S. publications for adopting a discreet approach to political messaging.
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Taft
United States
Nebraska Democrats Reject One Moon Rule Change
Nebraska Democrats say they oppose the one moon rule though they anticipate no cleaner bosses under the new order of things in state politics.
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Nebraska
Wage Earners Feel Nation Faces Artificial Cost Of Living
Chicago reports Benjamin Wheeler of the University of California says the United States is impoverished by an artificial and extravagant standard of living. He cites high costs, tariff impacts, and trust influence as dangers, noting Europe faces similar concerns but acknowledges American perils are more acute. He plans to travel to the Pacific Coast after Chicago visit.
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Chicago
Benjamin the Wheeler
University of California
Wheeler
Pacific Coast
Europe
Tong Run
Ceboher
Capitan Jebrind Na Cape Ms Rab Well
Fragmentary OCR text praises editorial support for work from Capitan Jebrind Na Cape Ms Rab Well and Nowvth Yakimes. It appears as a tribute or acknowledgment within a newspaper column.
Choice Bunch of Yarns Filtering Into Town
A garbled scene of anecdotes arrives in New York describing cows yielding more milk, a misdated ghost story, and a stray advertisement for a skin cure sold at lurk's Pharmacy. The piece reads like a noisy, journalistic collage with stray product mentions and lurid yarns.
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New York
Oerder
Ope
Farewell Message From North Yakima Pioneers
The pastors and people of North Yakima are thanked for their kindness and support as the ship of the work moves on. Captains Jenkins and Omann and Mrs. Jenkins extend heartfelt gratitude for the generous appeals, active interest, and friendly presence seen during the stay. Farewell to North Yakima with grateful memories.
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North Yakima
Mr. Omann
Jenkins
Cc. J. Jenkins
S. A
Young Rider Alleges Wife Stolen By Mother In Law
John J. Breen, a riding master who secretly wed Ethel Croker daughter of Richard Croker, claims his wife has been spirited to Europe by her mother. Breen vows court action to unite them and restore the wife he loves. The marriage occurred in May via a New Jersey justice of the peace and was kept secret. Breen says the mother intends nullifying nuptials upon the wife’s return from abroad in the fall.
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New York
Europe
John J. Breen
Ethel Croker
Richard Croker
New Jersey
Breen
Miss Croker
Widower seeks wife in forties to sixties in Oregon City
A sixty-year-old widower with ten acres, a pleasant home, R F D and telephone seeks a long term correspondence with a woman aged forty to sixty. Dark hair and eyes preferred. Object matrimony. Photos exchanged first letter. Address Bert Parsons RM D2 0k 84 2A Oregon City Ore.
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Bert Parsons
Oregon City
Ore
Back Haul Tariffs in Washington Suspended by ICC
The interstate commerce commission suspended back haul tariffs from Portland Seattle and Tacoma to Washington state pending inquiry into reasonableness. The proposed 25 percent advance was halted after the commission already ruled rates should drop twenty percent despite earlier pushes by the Northern Pacific.
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Washington
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
Interstate Commerce Commission
Northern Pacific
Wis Nde
Prune consignments spark debate among fruit dealers
Local fruit men dispute the value of consignment shipping versus cash sales in prune markets. They cite cases of higher prices under consignment, auction timing advantages, and risks to shippers, while contending cash sales stabilize prices and reduce market glut.
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M. F. Olsen Fruit Co
Chicago
J. M. Perry
Thompson Fruit Co
Moving to Washington? Secure your goods transport
Advertisement from Post-American Forwarding Co. Chicago Illinois inviting movers to Washington. Claims to save money and provide safe transportation of household goods. Contains address 188 E Madison St Chicago Illinois.
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Post-American Forwarding Co
E. Madison St
Chicago
Made in Washington Day to Promote Local Products
Seattle August 9 The upcoming Made in Washington Day on August 27 will mobilize commercial groups to publicize home made goods and urge public purchase of Washington products over imports. The state convention urged lawmakers to favor materials from Washington in federal and state buildings and advocate industrial growth through local supply chains.
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Seattle
Wash
Washington
St. Thine
Moving Pictures of Steel Warning Tonight
A film is shown for the last time tonight, detailing the process of producing pistion for raw nit lies into steel. Mr. De Vore arrived Monday for a three night engagement and will present the feature.
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de Vore
Trade in Livestock and Meat Products for Six Months
Commercial movements of livestock and meat products for the first half of 1910 show a general decline in supplies despite June gains. Hog and cattle receipts are notably below earlier years, with hog losses around 25 percent and cattle about 6 percent under the five year average. Export shipments also fall, including fresh beef and pork products, indicating a broader contraction in both domestic and foreign markets.
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Washington, D. C
Bureau of Statistics
Department of Commerce and Labor
Chicago
Kansas
Omaha
St. Louis
Seaboard
Srehlown
Ting Down
Lhos
Romanian Prince Criticizes American Women
In New York the Romanian Prince Nicholas D. Ghika faults American women for seeking liberty he says disrupts home harmony. He cites suffragette influence and urges a balance of power, urging less liberty and more mutual respect between husbands and wives.
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New York
Princ Nicholas D. Ghika
Houmania
Alaskia
Atlantic
Paris
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Company
Father
Mr Bing
Mary
Jones
Ring
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JMC
Nowvth
Yakimes
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En- Po
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Croker
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Pierce
World’s Dispensary Medical Association
Prest
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PA. Pierce
Roumanian Prince
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