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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1903
Page
4
The East Oregonian Publishing Company in Pendleton Oregon lists subscription rates and delivery options. Daily mail rates, weekly options, and regional distribution details are provided, along with office locations and press affiliations.
A Pendleton depot expansion is urged as train transfers rise and business grows, with a new depot to calm crowds and provide waiting space. Fourth of July committees organize entertainment, special trains, and shaded seating for women and children as local support rises. The Lewiston Tribune weighs Oregon politics, criticizing party-driven appointments and administration spoils in Hermann’s election while noting public service prices.
A controversial piece questions the accepted Lincoln assassination history by recounting tales that John Wilkes Booth died in Oklahoma in 1901. It cites alleged confessions, witnesses, and related legends, paralleling similar myths about Marshal Ney to suggest possible deception and undisclosed life after the murder.
Baker City leaders and valley landowners urge the State Irrigation Association to hold the convention with Baker County hospitality in mind. They prefer no later than July to safeguard county interests and promote future growth. East Oregonian notes the President Forbes removal marks an epoch, Pendleton Academy to restart with stronger attendance and faculty next term.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox envisions a new era where faith and science unite to elevate humanity. She speaks of inner Christ, the modern inventor as priest, and a transforming vitality that will lift people beyond mere earthly labor toward a grander, soul guided age.
An old advertisement extols Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as restoring strength to weak women and healing female complaints. It includes testimonial claims from Mrs George Strong of Gansevoort Saratoga Co and touts accompanying products like Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets, urging acceptance of the medicine over substitutes.
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