Northwest centennial plans and tariff talk dominate Oregon week
In the April 26 1901 issue commentary blasts tariff revision as a campaign issue and praises a sound protective policy. It notes Ripley of Kentucky’s acquittal in Goebel assassination case and announces the Lewis and Clark Centennial and American Pacific Exposition name. It mentions McKinley to break ground in Portland May 22 and quotes Southern Pacific official Markham on choosing skilled labor over lawyers.
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McKinley
Portland
Inaugural Committee Reports Surplus and Imperial Tensions Rise
Democratic papers warn of imperial excess after the last inaugural. The committee's receipts exceed expenditures, inspiring satire on imperial magnificence with a surplus. The piece notes Boers cost, toll on free trade, and Morgan proposed railroads as a political prospect.
Towne Attacks Aguinaldo Proclamation as Idol Critique
The piece quotes Chas A Towne disputing Aguinaldo s address to the Filipino people and questions the proclamation s faith, calling Aguinaldo a yellow idol. It remarks that Towne s remark seems inadvertent and contrasts with any idea of Washington issuing a proclamation for personal gain.
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Aguinaldo
Chas. A. Towne
Towne
George Washington
Controversy Over Aguinaldo Capture and War Ethics
The piece rebukes the Antia for deeming Aguinaldo's capture unjustified. It cites Prof Woolsey calling the issue one of ethics and policy, not law, noting insurgent acts against prisoners and the white flag contrast with American restraint.
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Antia
Aguinaldo
Funston
United States
College Notes and Local School Updates from McMinnville
Chapel talks by Rev. A M Bray and an upcoming public oration in Prof Kirk's room mark campus events. Measles hit the college with absences among prep and upperclass students. Debaters show progress while various faculty and students travel to Amity for an institute.
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Portland
Kirk
McGrew
Kelsey
Lucetta Bailey
Sherwood
Electric Bitters Restored Leg After Severe Infection
Hartford man J W Sullivan recounts injury from a rusty wire that led to inflammation and blood poisoning. He credits Electric Bitters and Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with healing his leg after two years of suffering and mentions the product’s efficacy against eruptions eczema and blood disorders.
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Hartford
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