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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1900
Page
2
In Pendleton the Magnet Cash Store draws notable attention for its low prices and big values. The ad promises a gold watch with every dollar purchase, highlighting the store as a main attraction alongside Court and Cottonwood.
In Oregon the Friast publication outlines subscription options for weekly, semi weekly, and daily editions with stated prices. The notice explains multiple subscription plans and payment terms, indicating delivery cadence and pricing per issue or period.
The article surveys imperial policy, noting potential war with China by Germany and Russia, critiques taxation and economic effects in England, and discusses American citizenship for Filipinos and Porto Ricans. It contrasts Bryan's stance with Republican views and cites the Baltimore Sun's editorial stance. It references immigration trends and political rhetoric of the era.
A fragmentary report contrasts early political labels for Jefferson and Lincoln with ongoing emancipation efforts and notes U S plans to pressure European powers over Japan in China. Dispatches describe a weak central Chinese government, a provisional setup, and the emperor and regent remaining at large, arguing against entangling alliances and continued hostilities.
The piece contrasts Democratic and Republican stances on corporations and monopolies, noting Democrats favor corporate rights with restrained monopoly dangers and Republicans stress curbing conspiracies and price manipulation. It questions effective remedies and enforcement, touching tariffs and federal regulation.
An unnamed New York World critique of party platforms contrasts Republican and Democratic stances on monopolies and trust regulation. It argues for interstate regulation and stronger enforcement to curb stock watering and corporate abuses, noting President McKinley’s omission in a key acceptance speech.
The Webbdieoret national committee meets in Chicago with ten of sixteen delegates present to plan headquarters in Logheville and appoint Joe A. Parker as national chairman. Tennessee factions clash as Sen. Hanus backs Brownlow allies. opposing group backs the Pension Commissioner Evane. Ex-Lt. Gov. Nye of Indiana accepts Bryan Stevenson tour invitation and pushes in western states. Noe campaigns in Indiana as a Gold Democrat believing imperialism dominates. The committee moves to unseat Senator William B. Maw of Illinois for anti‑secessionist stances, while Maw refuses to back McKinley. Hanns proposes extending the war into Africa with a bold plan for 18 to 1.
Fragmentary remarks show Bryan and Hanna in a heated campaign with silver policy and debates floated. References to McKinney war era talk and annexation comments mingle with edgier assertions about empires and national morale amid a contentious political scene.
An early note describes a plan to change stamp distribution by supplying stamps in small beaks with wax between them. It mentions added charges and projected profits, plus a retort about improving constipation remedies and health products offered alongside the postal update.
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