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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1903
Page
4
The New York Times reports on the motel near the equestrian statue of Don Philip Sheridan and recalls two famous paintings by the artist, Warren in the Old South and Jesus Condemned. The text notes he had been ill for eight months.
The article notes Alaska would have joy recalling criticism over its 1867 purchase as the six months of 18 122 show imports from the United States at 1418.542 in merchandise and in gold and silver and exports totaling 24.959 188 in value. The total territorial trade was three times previous estimates.
The Commercial Club of Kansas City urged Missouri lawmakers to allocate $20,000 for a Thomas H. Benton statue to be placed in Kansas City near his 1856 noted property. The plan ties Benton’s prophecy of iron bonds and a trade route to the Orient to the city’s economic vision and export ambitions.
A long readable collage discusses a man who excels in recreation and art, with mentions of a Grant County range war and political cases. It references ex Governor Sempie in jail, Roosevelt and Harvard data, and local legislative reforms including school tax changes. Cyrus Cobb, sculptor, painter, and musician, and his twin Darius recount their 65 year bond and artistic collaborations.
A poetic projection by A J Waterhouse in the New York Times celebrates small deeds and daily acts. It envisions daily labor, prayer, kindness, faith, and simple joys guiding a life amid a world of little things toward a gentle heaven.
An ad style feature extols Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription as a remedy for weakness, irregularities, and “female troubles” in women. It includes a testimonial from Mrs L Keanie describing severe illness alleviated by the medicine and urges use with Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets as a laxative aid.
An analysis notes many long serving senators, including Pettus of Alabama and Morgan of Alabama, are elderly ex Confederates and lawyers from Selma. It decries wealth influence and shifts in Senate representation, arguing key figures like Mor gan, Hoar, Teller, West, and Frye no longer face elections due to changing loyalties and private interests.
The concession street at the World's Fair runs a mile north of the grounds center, extending southward about half a mile and sweeping east to terminate near the government and State buildings. It will form a direct avenue between government buildings and the horticultural building.
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