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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1900
Page
2
The piece critiques British and American governance, praising W. J. Bryan as aligned with common people while accusing others of manipulation and proffered "fake mining bean" sensationalism. It notes English missteps, Turkey's finances, and President McKinley's wording shifts, reflecting wartime sentiment and democratic ideals.
A profile traces James J. Hill as a pivotal railroad financier and founder of Great Northern. It outlines his strategy to connect Minnesota wheat and cotton trade with Asia, expand the Northern Pacific line, and extend routes from St Paul to the Pacific. The narrative highlights Hill’s fundraising prowess in London and Berlin, his vast holdings, and influence across railway ventures shaping American commerce.
The article extols Janes of Utah as a founding figure who improved pioneer industry, established farmers institutes, and advanced fertilizer methods. It credits his efforts with shaping the Northwest and contributing to the Great Northern, including innovations in barge freight and freight car practices and noting modern terminal development.
An OCR fragment reviews health cures and local Spokane County politics. It cites a populist party evolution, a Albany Democrat notice about a Laconth man and a stolen coat, and comments on taxpaying voters preferring practical local governance over national debates.
Dr. Rh V Pierce of the World's Dispensary Medical Association in Buffalo offers a reward for any bottle of Golden Medical Discovery or Favorite Prescription showing alcohol opium cocaine or other narcotics. He denounces false formulas and asks supporters to submit copies of any misleading circulars or advertisements.
Local notice for the Telephone 60 Daily East Oregonian priced at 15 cents a week, delivered by carrier.
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