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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1900
Page
2
Henry George’s 55th birth anniversary is noted amid debates on democracy and equality. The piece criticizes militarism in the Philippines, discusses tax policy, and contrasts Democratic and Republican stances, urging a civilization that aids the poor while preserving property and fair play.
A speaker argues against broad taxes on consumption and warns the tax system is fundamentally unequal. The letter urges taxation aligned with benefits received and ability to pay, criticizing levies on labor and essentials while taxing wealth little or not at all.
Robert J. Neil argues in the Portland Oregonian that Northern race tensions are driven by the Chicago platform. He rejects excuses of labor violence and calls for strong action against the platform’s influence.
A former physician criticizes Northern race riots and the use of armed mobs in Kentucky and New York. He argues for a traditional American view of soldiers, condemns imperial aims, and urges clearer defense of sacred principles over expansive military action. The piece cites recent riots, police actions, and political controversies to call for restraint and principled patriotism.
The piece cites Henry Uniderwom Jolineon pledging support for Bryan Stevenson, with praise for his oratorical skill and a note on family judicial background. It mentions West Virginia and Maryland expected to back Stevenson, while Me Kinler and Charlee Denby back McKinney. It also references Thornwit’s Hunting Trip and a Roosevelt note.
The readable parts describe a contest or verification process with references to a person likely named Severine Sone and a sales context. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
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