Weekly Market Notes and Local Notices
A compact item outlines weekly market tips, small ads, and notices from Bem area sources. It mentions weekly postings, mail options, and local services available to readers.
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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1900
Page
2
A compact item outlines weekly market tips, small ads, and notices from Bem area sources. It mentions weekly postings, mail options, and local services available to readers.
The piece notes a 500000 outlay to publish the net ingue of London Daily Eeepros, with Arthur Mearson facing daily losses of 1258 dollars. It argues that vast sums in newspaper ventures show press power, warns journalists to act without motive, and cites competing Hearst papers and U.S. issues of ice trusts and political bias. It recounts tales from the Prince of Wales and Gov Pennoyer, reflecting era debates on imperialism and media influence.
Widespread opposition to the war in the Philippines surfaces as leaders press McKinley for safety guarantees and restraint. Calls for firm action at the cost of property and potential lives echo across the discourse.
A public letter argues against imperial expansion and the subjugation of foreign populations, warning that universal suffrage without restraint endangers democracy. It favors constitutional limits, warns of aristocratic drift, and urges patriotic unity against annexationist policies tied to McKinley and imperial governance. The piece cites Puerto Rican status and the example of Puerto Ricans’ trade as a turning point in anti imperial sentiment.
A reflection on democracy’s peril from imperial policy and the need to resist conformity. The piece argues that true democracy requires adherence to liberty, justice, and the rights of others, citing Lincoln's ideal government of the people to prevent ruin by conquest. It warns that imperial aims threaten republican foundations and calls Americans to uphold universal rights and responsibility.
A patient from Janes town reports dramatic relief after using Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription and Pleasant Pellets. The account claims improved appetite, sleep, and recovery within two months, crediting the remedies with curing prior liver issues and anemia-like symptoms.
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