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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1900
Page
2
A damaged OCR text from a local notice mentions various names places and terms in a garbled stream. Readable fragments reference a meeting and individuals but no clear events dates or actions emerge from the distorted lines.
The text discusses reducing government expenses in Umatilla County and debt, praises economical administration, critiques Hoboken dock fire salvage priorities, and quotes W J Bryan on the 1900 campaign. It covers tariff defense, Philippine governance, wheat crop expectations, and Nebraska official J Oldham backing Bryan for president.
A long excerpt reflects on the Oregon ship in distress at the mouth of Weehill Golf. It recalls maritime lore, U S and British admiration for famous vessels, and California anxiety over the vessel's fate amid Pacific coast concerns. The piece links patriotism, naval heritage, and national honor to the ship's looming wreck.
William J Bevan writes to a New York World editor denying abandoning silver or dodging imperialism while urging unity against Republican politics. He stresses voters must oppose both the gold standard and imperialism, arguing a broad coalition is needed to win in November and that opposition to imperialism should align with anti trust and anti corporate ties.
William J. Bryan argues for preserving free silver and criticizes gold standard factions. He says he will defend his platform even at defeat to avoid betraying convictions, aiming to rally labor and reformers while opposing monopolies and bank power. He stresses honesty and warns against abandoning principles for office.
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