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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1900
Page
2
A fragment from the Oregonian details the publishing company offering daily weekly and semiweekly editions. It mentions Bates and Pete's three schools and spots a plan for weekly payments, though the text is fragmented and difficult to parse.
The piece argues the nation risks a ruling class and a democratic takeover, citing Republican and Democrat counts, rumored secret understandings, and a warning about monetary decay. It condemns speculation on Wall Street as gambling that empowers elites to control government. It laments money as master over liberty and calls for vigilance.
A local political row in Arpet, a hamlet of 4500, centers on the Second district Republican committee. Mr By Tauleon recalls a former Democrat now aligned with McKinley and Roosevelt, while two other members switch from mixed tickets to oppose the local slate. A Chicago Republican editorial warns that such factionalism endangers the republic, urging citizens to exercise sovereign power rather than accept a drift toward empire.
The August issue of Mini magazine features Rev KR Heber Newton of All Souls Protestant Episcopal Church New York arguing for a unity of life and afterlife within evolution. He rejects dual worlds and insists death is a transition to a continued single life, with resurrection of the body as spiritual growth, not a separate rebirth.
A fragmented manuscript discusses personal identity after death, continuity of soul and character, and the heaven and hereafter. It asserts the dead remain recognizable to the living and that earthly virtues shape heavenly life, with comparisons to souls and bells across realms.
The text touts an unseen remedy claiming to cure coughs as a primary symptom by purifying blood and boosting strength. It warns against alcohol and mentions financial penalties for nonpayment, amid unclear medical claims and partial, garbled phrasing.
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