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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1902
Page
4
The East Oregonian supports progressive property tax reform in Umatilla County aiming for more equitable assessments. It argues resistance comes from personalities, jealousies, and affected interests, while urging decisive action and justice in valuing property for the public treasury.
President Roosevelt appears to back a just outcome for Rear-Admiral Schley while praising allied commanders and sailors. The court of inquiry is technically sustained but hints at criticism of Sampson Long and questions Schley’s actions six weeks before the battle. Public sentiment remains loyal to Schley despite official misgivings.
Spaniards acknowledge Sehley as the one who earned distinction for their troops, while most federal officers and sailors view Sehley as the deserving hero of Santiago.
An esteemer exchange urges all coastal cities to pull together for the advancement of the western continent. The piece condemns long standing rivalries between Portland Seattle Tacoma San Francisco and northern cities and calls for mutual effort to develop resources and avoid a sectional east west dynamic.
Mr Dooley explains the Cuban situation to Mr Hennessy using Irish infused satire. He likens Cuba to a woman whose freedom is hard to translate into practical needs and warns that sacrificing national ideals for groceries or mere sustenance would kill the Beet the lifeblood of the nation.
The text depicts Mr Dooley threatening revolt and chastising Viv Hennessy and others for subjugation under tyranny. It mentions figures like Hendeson Payne Dalzell and Cannon as republican statesmen and comments on national identity and resistance. The tongue is Irish American slang with references to Beet sugar and liberty themes.
The Pacific coast will grow as Seattle San Francisco Portland and Tacoma expand together. A new era looms from the Straits of Fuca to San Diego, demanding united effort by commerce and Congress to build ties with the Orient and power Pacific trade.
The New York Journal Saturday Review lists the six top selling books for the week ending February 12. Titles include The Right of Way Sir Richard Calmady Count Hannibal The House with Green Shutters The Creels and Iri and I. An Oklahoma farmer visits the opera pays with a $5 coin for a seat but walks out with a dollar change and keeps the ticket, saying he does not care to see the other thirty nine.
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