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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1902
Page
4
A fragmentary article discusses the heated national debate over excluding Chinese immigrants, with references to Western and Eastern views, congressmen, and labor concerns. It mentions Representative Mitchell of Oregon and other figures, along with broader themes of immigration and equal rights, noting public sentiment and political stakes antebellum to 19th century contexts.
A political discourse uses Banquo's ghost as a metaphor to describe pressure on committees debating duties in the Philippines West Indies and Cuban sugar tariff reform. The piece notes cross currents as sugar interests seek lower duties while reform advocates push. Pacific Coast trade links with Philippines influence opinion on tariff policy.
A French weekly reprints an article by Calchas warning that a united Europe could oppose Anglo Saxon powers in war or peace. It links Kaiser Wilhelm to prophecies predicting Europe's continental supremacy, with Berlin seeking naval strength and limited budgets to rival the United States and England. The piece explores a feared “yellow peril” and Europe’s potential approach to China and Asia Minor.
A fragmentary discussion on naval power and alliances weighs Britain France and Russia against Germany. The piece argues that German strength risks allying Berlin with European powers, risking a continental war and reshaping the balance of power.
Six hundred thirty six acres of wheat land northeast of Pandie ton offering multiple tracts under irrigation and near Pendleton. Properties include 180 acres of wheat south of Pendleton and 800 acres under irrigation with terms to suit buyers. Land features include orchards and fruit trees, with on site improvements and favorable tax or mortgage terms.
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