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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1902
Page
4
The Oregonian notes a growing strike wave from Portland to New Jersey as boilermakers join machinists, risking engine boiler work and rail service. It argues public interest demands fair arbitration between capital and labor and criticizes Marcus Hanna as an unsafe political figure.
Senator Hanna argues Roosevelt is not a safe man and urges respect for his judgment. He contends the public deserves a safe, unblemished leader who will defend the people's rights, interpret the law rightly, and act with steadfast resolve.
Co. E. 8. Wood argues on Independence Day that government should serve the many, not the few. He defends the Declaration’s promise of equal rights and opportunities, urges trust in the average citizen, and criticizes elitist notions that misstate the founders’ intent.
The Portland Journal ridicules Tracy the convict, arguing he is not heroic or brave but driven by desperation. It warns that glorifying him demeans humanity and compares him unfavorably to Jesse James and Cole Younger.
Woman recounts near marriage lasting pain blamed on womb misalignment and lingering inflammation. After trying various doctors and medicines, she credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and Sanative Wash with restoring health. She urges verification of testimonials and claims a $6000 reward for inauthenticity.
Transit snippet shows Pendleton to Ukiah and Pilot Rock routes with fares like 75 cents to Pilot Rock and 81.25 to Nve, plus return prices and a 16 cent weekly carrier charge for Pendleton Daily East Oregonian delivery via Golden Rule Hotel office.
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