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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1903
Page
4
A lengthy historical column blends memorial lines from Lincoln and Civil War reflections with commentary on Debs labor cases, Philippine policy, Oregon politics, and a Hindu myth anecdote. It surveys leaders, laws, and public issues with period voice and scattered civic notes.
A historic piece recalls Abraham Lincoln born ninety four years ago as frontier life spreads west from St. Louis to Ohio Kentucky and Tennessee. It notes Daniel Boone guiding settlers into blue grass lands and traders engaging with French and Spanish neighbors amid early American expansion.
Clinton Mass Item profiles Senator Pettus of Alabama, nearly 82, a veteran of the Mexican and Civil wars, noted as a peaceful, quiet man who has never spent a dollar to secure his elections and has never held other offices before the United States Senate, with potential service until age 88 and limited political clout.
A compact verse fragment contrasts wealth with true happiness, depicting a rich exterior and hollow life. The poem notes bare floors and bleak walls behind wealth, then shifts to praise the underdog who defends the vulnerable and clings to hope, amid life’s shadows. Arthur G. Lewis is cited in a Blue Book inclusion.
A brief notice from the Commerce Company opposes the Western and Central Railroad Depot. The item mentions carrier delivery from the Daily East Oregonian at a rate of 16 cents per week.
A fresh departure by the Sanoki Railway company draws interest in Japan as the firm introduces a new refreshment car arrangement aboard its trains. The move aims to enhance passenger comfort and boost ridership on key routes.
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