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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1901
Page
2
The notice outlines advertising rates for daily, weekly, and semi weekly editions in Oregon. It lists pricing per line and section, including rates for men and women, with weekly and daily timelines and deadlines for insertion.
The column argues Eastern Oregon deserves better representation in Congress, favoring a senatorship or at least an increased voice. It criticizes Portland politics, praises Pat Crowe’s notoriety, notes legal and political debates from Oregon and New York, and rails at press sensationalism while calling for stronger federal action on Philippine affairs and military expansion.
A Chicago Post editorial notes Solicitor General Richards admits that personal liberty limitations in the constitution apply broadly, suggesting territories like Porto Rico and the Philippines are within the United States for most purposes. The remaining issue is whether "the United States" refers to the natural sense or the states united, affecting territorial inclusion.
Frank W Skinner surveys the evolution of bridge construction from early metal truss work to the present. He highlights steel as the premier material, notes spans for Niagara era bridges, discusses labor and design, and profiles famed structures like the Forth bridge and Niagara suspension works.
Photographers note the Kaiser’s imposing dignity as he dominates frames, from close shots to royal robes and crown insignia. A republican observer muses on monarchs and true authority, while broader talk turns to The World of Graft by Flynt and Walton, promising crime insider views in McClure's.
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