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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1900
Page
2
A fragmented critique rails at Mr Barrett and the Republican stance in Oregonian circles. It attacks currency schemes and imperialism while urging democratic defense of taxation and constitutional justice.
The speech emphasizes money and imperial themes, with limited attention to Hawaii and the Span iab war while avoiding criticism of trusts. McKinley’s silence on wartime policy signals continued GOP alignment with business interests, shaping public perception of the party’s stance ahead of renomination.
Charles A. Towne, a Minnesota populist, denounces foreign entanglements and domestic reforms in a recent address. He claims increased spending, shifts in diplomacy with England, and calls for loyalty shifts away from constitutional norms. Towne portrays himself as a leading critic of the old parties.
A Portland Oregonian editorial mocks East Oregonian for attacking James Barrett and Bryan politics. The piece accuses Barrett of self-promotion using newspapers to advance McKinley and sound money, while the East Oregonian counters with similar blame.
The piece describes Chinese reactions to foreign powers and internal movements, noting German aims for colonial expansion and German ministerial conduct in Beijing. It portrays Chinese resentment toward Germany after perceived land grabs, and reports mobs in Peking reacting to foreign officials amid national tensions.
An excerpt discusses the Taku bombardment and the wider Sino foreign tensions. It reflects temperate commentary on China’s government, domestic vigor, and the struggle over perceived sacred rights amid bombardment and international pressure. It notes calls for restraint and questions about the path forward in a volatile crisis.
An old advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery claiming it builds muscle by improving health digestion and nourishment. The copy praises digestion related benefits and suggests cures for chronic ailments though text is garbled and promotional in tone.
The New York World Thrice-a-Week Edition markets itself as a near daily at the price of weekly, with 24 pages per week and comprehensive world coverage. It claims impartial reporting and strong fiction in its columns, appealing to readers amid a presidential campaign backdrop. One-year cost highlighted with special Oregonian offer for Tri-Weekly and Weekly editions.
OCR text fragments mention various phrases and names but lack a coherent event. Notable items include possible references to places and dates, yet no clear actions, outcomes, or participants emerge.
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