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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1900
Page
2
An essay urges Pendleton to pursue city improvements such as beautifying streets with trees, creating a public park, building a city hall with assembly room, and a city-wide drainage system. It argues coordinated projects could raise home desirability, attract residents, and showcase civic enterprise to the region.
Opinions from abroad press the United States to assert leadership in resolving the Chinese question. Citizens forewarn of possible demands or concessions as nations seek a proactive American role in diplomacy and the preservation of national promises amid global distrust. Farmers in Umatilla County report labor shortages pushing wages up and foresee a shift to combined harvesters despite concerns over field conditions. The legal right of workers to higher pay amid labor scarcity is noted as consistent with market forces.
The article urges Pendleton to unite for five year coordinated public work including street sprinkling and other projects. It calls on the council and citizens to enact laws and exert constant effort with a wealthy public spirit to secure improvements.
A critique of the modern market system led by the huckster as a kinglike power. It argues capital domination harms liberty, worsens inequality, and corrupts politics and trade, citing U.S. and British contexts, shippers, trusts, and colonial effects.
Julian Hawthorne denounces a corrupt line of rulers and financiers he calls King Tuckster. He claims the new king seeks empire profits, uses religion as cover, and harms mankind by prioritizing wealth over honor, patriotism, and human life. He urges overthrow of the current government in November to curb such greed.
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