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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1903
Page
4
An ad from East Oregonian Publishing announces subscription options for the Oregonian including six months via mail, three months via mail, and one year via mail. It lists delivery through various outlets in Portland and nearby towns and mentions different weekly and semi weekly formats and locations for purchase.
A 19th century editorial lauds General Miles for his long career, bravery, and integrity. It notes Roosevelt’s praised departure while criticizing the War Department and military corruption exposure. The piece defends Miles against political rebuke, framing him as a principled officer who championed accountability.
The piece contrasts Roosevelt's legacy with Miles and outlines how tariff reduction, called low tariff, becomes a campaign slogan. It notes party divisions, promises reforms, and the need to curb trusts while promoting rural routes, roads, and direct city links. It also mentions medical disputes between allopaths and osteopaths and stress on local development.
A Denver Post analysis questions the urge to chase vast wealth through relentless labor. It argues some will pay the highest price, risking life and health, to seize a glittering fortune and the symbol of ultimate success.
A Denver man George Bortell is accused of abusing his wife who lay dying. He skipped her bedside to attend a ball game, remaining loud among spectators. The wife died in a pauper grave while the community condemns his actions and calls for remorse and accountability.
A private Bethlehem Steel Company car for its own use and oversized castings support a 1st ton forging press for Carnegie Steel. The tunnel transport car features two wheels on a bridge connected by a long span, with 84 feet between supports and a 1984 20 pound weight. this giant vehicle is described as the largest yet, designed to move massive components to the Culturalian exposition site.
At a Washington dinner Bancroft called Calhoun the original secessionist and Tucker challenged the claim. Tucker recounted Calhoun’s remarks on the Missouri Compromise and future of the union, noting Calhoun would not vote for it yet would argue to save the union. Calhoun said he foresaw dark forebodings and would be glad to see the union preserved.
Thousands suffer kidney trouble unseen and Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root claims to fix it. The ad promotes a sample bottle by mail from Kilmer Co with mentions of cures for back pain urinary issues and overactive need to urinate. It urges readers to mention the local paper when writing.
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