Publication notice from Oregonian Publishing Company
A fragmented notice from the Oregonian Publishing Company appears in this clipping, referencing daily and weekly publication terms and a listing of semi weekly or sumi weekly schedules.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 06, 1900
Page
2
A fragmented notice from the Oregonian Publishing Company appears in this clipping, referencing daily and weekly publication terms and a listing of semi weekly or sumi weekly schedules.
Several newspapers critique Congress and President McKinley over war taxes on Puerto Rico and Cuba. Julian Ralph questions British generals and Boer war views while Admiral Dewey’s candidacy is debated by elites seeking to influence the Democratic Party under Bryan. Oregon papers weigh Bryan’s abilities and the national mood.
A congressional debate on Foraker era policy questions Puerto Rico as a territory or colony, with opponents arguing for full American citizenship while supporters push preservation of existing territorial rules. The discussion cites Bryan, Roose, and currency concerns as part of the broader political clash.
The piece critiques imperial policy and republican economics, arguing against expansionism and tariffs. It cites New York World and James G Blaine as voices in the debate, warning against privileging a rich class and calling for reciprocity in trade. It underscores a shift away from prior Republican plans toward freer trade and national strength.
The New York World Thrice-a-Week edition touts value at $1 per year for readers, promising worldwide coverage and political prominence in the presidential race. It highlights fiction, current events, and the paper’s status as a leading national journal.
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