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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1905
Page
4
Daily and weekly advertising options listed including one year three months and six months plans. San Francisco bureau contact and Pendleton post office second class matter notice. Advertisers must submit copy by 4 45 p m the preceding day for Saturday publication.
The quotation argues that freedom begins with self rule and the right to reap one’s labor. It contrasts slavery with freeland and free trade as essential conditions of liberty, reflecting 19th century rhetoric on economic and personal freedom. Samuel Brazier is cited in Post's Public.
Judge Sam White instructs jury in Baker county saloon case that proving doors were kept open on Sunday suffices for conviction. The piece lauds District Attorney Lomax and Sheriff Brown for enforcing the liquor law, crediting public support and moral courage for shift toward Sunday closing and cleaner town image.
Swene y writes of a vigilant state, urging the grand jury to work nights if needed to root out frauds. The message underscores young politicians learning from past cases to avoid corruption and protect future governance, praising Heney as a beacon.
Fragments suggest a commentary about improving quality and state of belonging through work. The text mentions manhood and wooly sculley but lacks coherent facts, dates, or proper names to support a definite event or outcome.
President Moonevelt departs Capitol duties for two months to retreat in Colorado and Texas mountains. The piece argues even a modern ruler needs rest to refresh brain and nerves, noting Roosevelt’s tireless work ethic and the value of a public figure taking such recreation without harsh criticism.
Fragments describe liquid sunshine therapy touted by Dr W J Morton and Dr Harper of the University of Chicago, claiming sun warmth extracts therapeutic medicine aiding cancer treatment. The text also weighs war profits, capitalists, and Democratic reform debates, mentioning Bryan, Roosevelt, and party leaders.
In five days last week Philadelphia reported 270 typhoid cases, with 247 the prior week. City averages exceed 200 weekly, costing residents about 200 dollars per case and totaling roughly 2,000,000 yearly in bills, nursing, and lost time. Physicians call typhoid preventable, blaming water supply and noting filtration project won’t finish for two to three years.
The Dalles Chronicle notes inquiry to R H Weber on fruit tree condition. So far no injury detected from recent weather. unless a severe cold snap occurs, the fruit prospects are still favorable and trees appear capably healthy.
In New York, vast fortunes lie in 19th century Astor family real estate. John Jacob Astor invested 2 million in city property now valued at hundreds of millions, including Samler Farm and Fifth Avenue lands. By 1825 William B. Astor gained beir interests worth tens of millions. Early planners underestimated Harlem and future transit spurred growth beyond thirtieth street, foretelling grand Fifth Avenue and Wall Street sites.
The German empire shows cremations increasing to 1 581 in 1904 from 1 074 in 1903, a 25 percent rise and doubling since 1901. Gotha saw 201, Hamburg 261, with religion and gender details among the deceased. A railway collision near Radbaio killed four trainmen and fatally injured Freight Engineer etd, with Reed accused of water delay preceding the wreck.
A critic examines Dr. R K V Pierce of the World’s Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo. The piece praises his personal, systematic care and vast medical bureau over solitary doctors, arguing the modern, holistic approach best serves patients seeking effective treatment.
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