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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1900
Page
2
An August 20, 1900 notice outlines the printing frequency of a local Oregon publisher. It lists daily, weekly, and semi weekly editions and notes distribution details, with rough text indicating circulation or price per issue and the range of content.
The article reports Provident McKinley’s acceptance letter delayed beyond September 5 with speculation that he waits for Bryan’s letter to gain the last word. It notes John W. Gates seeks a U S Senate seat after wealth from gambling and stock schemes, urging removal of moneyed thieves from Congress. It condemns Sam Jones for profiting from religion and cites Secretary Wilson predicting wheat at a dollar a bushel amid market speculation. It covers a Kansas governor election pardon dispute and ethical questions from the New York World over client fees, plus the Philippine war costs and casualties and minimal exports prior year.
The excerpt laments imperial aims and costly overseas ventures, noting inland revenue will not match European receipts at the port in a single steamer day. It states expenditures in money and life fail to advance a durable peace or real progress toward imperial expansion and republic parity.
An Aug. letter from W. Bourke Cochran read at the Indianapolis anti-imperialist gathering critiques electoral abstention, argues for supporting Bryan against imperialism, and warns of Democratic control under Bryan versus Republican leadership.
W Bourke Cockran defends William Jennings Bryan and free coinage, arguing the Democratic platform must not abandon frankness on imperialism and the gold standard. He warns unity hinges on accepting Bryan as the honest, principled leader for liberty and constitutional rights.
Fragmentary text claims linen care expertise and delivery capabilities. It argues that their facilities and “know how” will reinforce belief in their ability to perform. The passage appears to be marketing or promotional in tone with emphasis on efficiency and quality.
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