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Newspaper
Athena Press
Location
Athena, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1905
Page
2
A November 3 1905 Athena Oregon note surveys travel echoes and wealth class divides. It cites remarks on travel as a drug like opium and contrasts itinerant tramps with wealthy wanderers. The text also references railway influence on press and a Chicago streetcar lease, hinting at broader political debates.
The piece surveys satire across the country noting William Traverse Jerome’s claim that even growth stems from strait. It jabs at Boston Globe, Chicago newspapers, and wages of fines for beef magnates while predicting a theatre plan and quoting Senator Lodge on Roosevelt era success tied to Massachusetts justice elections.
Mr. Addicks of Delaware calls for honest politicians. Mr. Lawcau's remark about the comment hints at the possible launch of a new magazine.
Portland Journal condemns the insureds’ exploitation by phantom grafters and calls for exposing the three large insurers. It urges stripping away secrets, cleansing their premises, and punishing any misuses of trust funds, arguing other financial trustees should beware, and asks the nation to judge New York financiers.
Charles G. Dawes former comptroller of the currency grew irate during a Nebraska Bankers association session and angrily said he was tired of tearing miasmatic premiums a remark that surprised even his known good judgment amid a discussion of predatory wealth lag with some heated exchanges.
Excerpts recall Dawes like urged reform against predatory trusts and President Roosevelt. Court notices publish summons for Worthington Thompson and McReynolds Stewart actions in Athena Umatilla County Oregon with six week publication and judgments potentially $51.00 and $53.90 plus costs.
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