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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1900
Page
4
A fiery congressional address contrasts imperialism with republican ideals. The speaker denounces annexation, warns against forcing Filipinos into citizenship or subjugation, and urges independence and self-government for the Philippines while defending American liberty and moral responsibility.
The Washington era report endorses Tom L Johnson of Ohio for Democratic National Committee chair. The piece argues Johnson’s leadership, work ethic, and reform stance fit the party, while noting some opposition from William M. Stone and wary party figures.
The article profiles Major Moorhouse, famed for capturing the Cayuse twins Vivian and Keching, and recounts his career as a photographer on reservations. It details his extensive negative collection and notes tribal legends about the twins as signs of good fortune amid intertribal conflicts and migrations.
Fragmentary historical text condemns wealth conquest and entrenched social systems. The speaker urges the public to resist entrenched elites and industrial reforms, promising aid but facing opposition and fear of political backlash. The passage reflects conflict over reform and societal control.
The piece describes a tense political scene where Tom Johnsen places sixth and faces questions about manipulation of conditions to influence votes. It suggests alleged foul play and calls into question who benefits, with speculation about motives and ties to a broader industrial influence.
The Internal Revenue Service declares that powers of attorney used with farm mortgages need a 2 cent stamp, easing recordkeeping for Whitman County farmers and others. The ruling covers mortgage powers but not back-of-certificate exemptions, which require a specific stamp.
An 1890s style vote list shows candidates for county offices including clerk Henry Richardson sheriff George Shelley treasurer Kt. O. Anevine and others. A Seattle event featured James Hamilton Lawis ex congressman delivering remarks praising loyal political spirits and criticizing rival factions.
A Linn county farmer bought his first banana, peeled it on the floor, then wrapped the peel and told his wife to guess what a banana looks like. The whimsy accompanies word of Rudetram’s death in Portland after a brief illness.
The text presents excerpts from Lincoln and Jefferson materials circulated as a public document. It includes Pettigrew's objections to publication and a long Presidential message urging equal rights for labor and capital, warning against corruption and tyranny, and committing to liberty and national unity.
Extracts from Lincoln speeches discuss the declaration of independence and its scope. The text references Douglas and Chief Justice Taney in relation to Dred Scott and the inclusion of all human beings in the declaration.
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