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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1903
Page
4
Poem-like reflection contrasts true justice with false praise. It argues that merit lies with those who refrain from wrong when tempted and act with clear conscience, even if unrecognized by others. It extols integrity over public opinion.
The piece surveys regional events from Pendleton to Gilliam and Morrow counties, praising hospital projects in La Grande and Heppner, urging shelter for flocks, and calling for a vigilant labor commissioner. It notes the drop in Northern Securities stock after a merger ruling, reflecting on monopoly harms and market value collapse.
President Roosevelt attended Senator Cockrell’s daughter’s wedding in Missouri. He mingled with guests at breakfast, complimented the guests, proposed a toast, and praised Missouri while confessing he would not live there though he admired Cockrell and would likely vote for him.
Dr Frances Wilkinson to edit a woman controlled daily with women editors reporters and advertisers. The plan seeks 100000 dollars in subscriptions and endorsements before launch. Policy avoids reform stance, includes a sporting page with a future male sporting editor, crime covered scientifically.
The piece argues for municipal ownership of utilities, noting conservative mayor Mr Low supports city built and run electric power to reduce costs and boost public revenue. It contrasts public vs private ownership, cites water service efficiency, and recalls Dooley in Collier's.
Mme Marcella Sembrich declares she speaks to no one, not even her husband, on concert day and avoids eating after 2 p.m. until after the performance. She guards drafts, shuns damp or stormy weather, and is meticulous about food quality to preserve vocal power and stamina.
The Salem Journal notes the opposition may carry the district but a remarkably able Democrat could win in 1904 if Roosevelt remains popular. It predicts the Eugene convention’s nominee will likely be elected congressman despite odds. Oklahoma will be represented at the World's Fair dedication in St. Louis with a special train bringing 500 guests.
A cryptic note discusses defeating Terpe to clear room for a Republican candidate next spring. It predicts Hermann Wil will likely secure a large vote for the party and questions whether defections can be overcome. It hints at a popular, independent, vigorous candidate as a potential factor.
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