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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1906
Page
4
Irregular court note cites Peresboee and Butera in a Pendleton matter described as a class case. The fragmentary record mentions a second hearing, with limited readable details and no clear outcome or dates available.
A critique questions the value of John A. McCall's life given his alleged corruption at New York Insurance and his luxurious, high tension lifestyle. It ponders whether his potential contributions in other conditions could have benefited society and wonders what benefit his continued life offers humanity. The commentary contrasts possible moral outcomes with his current fate.
University discipline debates highlight hazing as cadets die or suffer permanent injuries. San Francisco Call cites Ohio examples where beulah pranks led to a student killed by a railroad train and others left in icy ponds. Vandalism and a college paper skewering faculty worsen the problem, reflecting a troubling humor trend across institutions.
A historical editorial condemns campus mob behavior after a student homicide. It supports Annapolis type discipline, urging institutions to protect rights, curb pranks, and preserve public trust in higher education. It argues parents invest in schooling to avoid rowdy environments and stresses collective pushback against student mob actions.
Pen dleton emerges as the Northwest horse buying center with record activity this spring. Buyers from multiple northwest states seek information on stock as demand surges due to irrigation, arid land development, and rail infrastructure boosting long term need for horses.
Citizens of Morrow County express strong support for Sheriff B. M. Shutt praising his two years of strict law enforcement. The piece emphasizes belief that gambling and Sunday closing laws are enforced, noting no exodus or business downturn, and urging reelection.
A sensational 1900s style note claims A M Stillman of Pittsburgh ordered a $1500 nine inch Boston terrier named Fashion as a wedding gift for Miss Alice Roosevelt. The tale predicts evil deeds linked to the White House and details extravagant clothes and accessories planned for the dog amid wild canine comparisons.
The Cincinnati Post reports rumors that the president seeks to hunt an elusive cinnamon bear and a sharp fanged wolf. Alleged plans threaten dog meat profits of up to $1500 and raise fears of others taking the ewe to flood the White House with lap dogs, turning it into a national kennel.
The poem foresees two individuals separated by vast distances and languages who unknowingly shape every step toward a fated reunion. Their paths cross peril and silence as they nears a meet, yet futilely fail to acknowledge each other before death, embodying an inexorable destiny.
A poetic note reflects on aging and enduring love. The speaker recalls a bride from yesterday, acknowledging fading youth but affirming that love remains warm and true. The voice vows to hear the bridal voice across time, with memories replacing former beauty. The author signs as Samuel Thornton.
A reflective verse by Wm J Lampton in Succes extols steadfast effort toward human betterment. It argues that failure and suffering have value as guideposts for others who strive to attain the end, and lauds the struggling man who acts for others' eventual success.
The piece describes a barefoot wanderer roaming a sunny street with maples and pasture, chasing wonders while following a trail to a swimming hole. It celebrates kinship with creatures and simple joys, ending with the refrain mother and home again.
A fragmentary verse lines describe standing at a metaphorical golden gate awaiting entry into song. The speaker recalls calm angels, a guiding love, and a realm free of sorrow, ending with a direct, profane question about gifts or common niceties in a strained tone.
Bill Jones a western merchant traveled to Kanwae City to buy grounds, shipped some home ahead, alarmed his wife who nearly fled the house as a box was pried open. Railroads including Atchison Topeka and Santa Fe and Union Pacific plan to acquire 6 acres in south central Kansas City for a union depot at a total cost of about 20 million dollars.
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