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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1900
Page
2
Fragmentary text notes a Pendleton area feature on Main Avenue, mentioning a wall or barrier and a person named Bates, with unclear dates or events. The readable words hint at a single-year timeframe and possible civic or personal notes.
The United States has curbed yellow fever and other diseases in Cuba under General Woul, improving Havana’s health and reducing epidemics. Havana is described as healthier, with prospects for becoming a health resort and potential annexation discussions arising from improved conditions and American influence.
A lengthy Washington transcript shows Secretary Hay and ex Attorney General Monnett arguing that personal property taxes favor the rich and encourage tax evasion by notable residents. The piece links tax policy to anti imperialist sentiment, McKinley expansion, and calls for a direct tax system affecting all citizens equally.
A fragment discusses the single tax concept as a means to unite people and fund government, arguing it could remove privilege yet threaten property and the current economic order. It suggests workers, farmers, and the poor would gain support, while the wealthy resist, fearing redistribution and loss of power.
Fragmentary text describes political murk around liberty and republic values. A quoted figure named Willis A. Albott speaks on moral obligations and national principles, suggesting resistance and civic duty amid turmoil. The passage uses unclear terms and garbled phrasing.
The Weston Leader rails against Republican figures and populist rhetoric, denouncing attacks on Bryan and citing New York Journal figures. It argues the era’s political struggle tests the nation’s loyalty, money, and influence as four more years of conflict loom.
A garbled quotation warns that the republic will end and be replaced by despotism ruled by money and powerful elites. The text illogically blends political fear with vague references to public opinion and control.
An ad claims a fast remedy for colds using Laxative Hromo Quinine Tablets. It promises a refund if pills fail and directs to look for Grove's signature on the box for authenticity.
A damaged ad fragment touts Dr. Pierce’s Offer of consultation and a cure for weakened women. It claims Dr. Merce’s treatment restores health, wealth, and vitality, praising the medicine’s effects on weakness and complexion. Letters from readers bolster supposed success.
A promotional notice touts The New York World Thrice-a-Week Edition as essential reading. It claims broad global coverage, partiality free reporting, and a favorable presidential campaign stance. Subscriptions are advertised at annual rates.
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