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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1905
Page
4
Publiciied every afternoon Concept iSexday at Totom Oregon East Oregonian Publishing Company. Subscription rates listed for daily, weekly and semi weekly mail options. Advertising deadline note: copy for next day must be in by 4 p.m. of the preceding day.
Poem fragment asks God for wealth only with recompense to the needy and foe, invoking wisdom and benevolence nearby. It urges charity within the home to guard against intimate misguidance. Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
Hundreds of Eastern Oregon farmers with large families consider Pendleton as a future home to educate their children. They weigh gambling and vice conditions, seeking areas with better school facilities and fewer temptations. The outcome may determine Pendleton’s growth through a new population, with public and private schools available, including St. Joseph's academies.
The report notes 114 degree heat in Eastern Oregon did not hinder harvest crews. High altitude and dry air allow easy breathing and continued labor. No sunstroke, no prostrations, and no heat related deaths or severe storms observed in the region.
The July issue comes out under Hearst management bearing the Searat brand and ear-marks on every page. John Brisben Walker remains editor in chief, but a noticeable new front is in sight with new writers joining the publication.
The piece argues for national ownership and criticizes monopolies, claiming Cosmopolitan and public figures will sway the middle class. It asserts newspapers and leaders have silenced truth, and that bold leaders like Hearst and Lawson can reveal inside facts to spark rapid political change.
The writer argues a midshipman in charge did not cause the Bennington wreck in San Diego harbor. He blames older officials and faulty naval discipline, urging accountability on lax departments and maintenance rather than the youngest crew. The Navy should stiffen, clean out, and fix inspection and reporting failures.
The federal grand jury indicted eighteen beef trust packers including J Ogden Armour for Sherman antitrust violations. That same day the Cook county grand jury indicted forty seven strikers and labor agitators tied to the Stern strike. The piece questions which group will face more convictions and jail time.
A dramatic ode to arctic exploration frames Peary Roosevelt and others as heroic figures. It urges readers to back funding for the Polar expedition, praising pursuit of the Pole and national pride with references to Peary, Roosevelt, and flags.
A U S consul at Amoy reports wider damage to American flour trade in Swatow and Fujian areas after a poison flour incident. Proclamations to magistrates urge calm, assure safety of foreign flour, and expect gradual recovery with American control of the market under strain. Local officials seek to restore confidence, while trade routes face disrupted demand and slowed shipments.
In a Col lic face tone the piece mocks the money power behind universities. It cites John D Rockefeller and a hypothetical ten million investment for Yale, with Theodore Roosevelt and Mark Hanna referenced. The writer contemplates vast fortunes shaping education and urges a pause to avoid graft.
A New Hampshire justice of the peace, presiding over his first wedding, mistakenly signals an extra rite after tying the knot. He then blurts out, There, there, it is all over, go and sin no more, leaving the couple and onlookers amused and puzzled.
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