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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1901
Page
2
Fragmented OCR lists publication schedule details for the East Oregonian, noting daily weekly and semi weekly editions, timing and delivery notes, with scattered lines about days and sections. The readable parts indicate publication rhythm and some issue structure while many words are garbled.
The piece condemns U S policy toward Cuba as brutal and expediency driven, accusing the administration of abandoning liberty principles. It cites the Platt amendment as a coercive instrument and depicts a shift from protecting Cuban independence to imperial enforcement under threat of force.
A Vincente University incident ends with Chapel scuffle and editorial assault as twenty five students rush the platform tearing roasters manuscripts. A rope dragging and public mockery follow after which editors are jailed. observers defend it as part of higher education.
The passage notes mutual affection for each other and praises lively spirits. It suggests that such behavior helps or harms college students in various ways, but the text remains fragmentary and unclear about concrete actions or outcomes.
The Supreme Court curbs executive reach over Puerto Rico and the Philippines, ruling Congress alone may legislate, and duties from the territories require statutory authorization. Debate continues on imperial policy as court decisions test constitutional reach and trade rights.
The article notes early polls and surveyors assessing public opinion as campaigns tilt toward personalities over issues. It suggests Vice President Roosevelt may weather rough waters, while General Perry Heath and Senator Hanna are cited as key figures in the evolving race.
Fragmentary OCR suggests a court or legal matter involving names or places but readable details are insufficient to identify parties, dates, or outcome with confidence.
In his Washington home office, Senator Hanna sits amid papers and stenographers as he quietly guards his role as a key presidential influencer. Observers note whispers of timber from Fairbanks and Spooner while Democrats and rivals watch closely, with Joe Mitchell Chapple among those weighing the field.
In a Bryan quote from Commoner, a wage earner asks President McKinley what next week holds amid railroads, currency, imperialism, and growing corporate power. The piece criticizes current prosperity and Republican leaders for neglecting the future. The inquiry echoes concerns over rates, stock values, and policy.
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