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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1900
Page
2
The readable text appears as scrambled names and phrases mentioning a publishing company in East Oregon and individuals such as Cameron, Bates, Santa summers, and weeks. The fragmentary line lacks coherent events or dates to summarize a specific news item.
The piece discusses Roosevelt's independence from the party machine and Republican fear that he will disrupt machine politics. It notes broad support for Roosevelt among the people, while warning Republicans about potential hypocrisy and wealth influence shaping the 1900 campaign. It cites Turner and Hanna and references gold production data from a Treasury bureau article.
The article analyzes Cuba's 1890 fiscal figures and compares them to several U.S. states. It notes Cuba's estimated annual government spending around 11,000,000 with education and sanitation costs highlighted, arguing ongoing Cuban costs may exceed those of many states with larger populations and fuller governments. It cites Senator Baron and Mr. Bacon in discussing receipts, deficits, and the overall cost of governance on the island.
An article by Alexander Tame Fort argues that Anglo-Saxon engineering will dominate Asia's railway expansion, with Russia and Manchuria railways paving the way. It predicts vast industrial demand across Siberia, Asia, and Japan, and urges the United States to seize the opportunity to compete.
A American engineer and newspaper man, praised for inspection and experience, discusses railway concessions from the China government. He notes European powers vie to supply steel and equipment for the Trans Siberian Railway project and related lines, with American firms aiming for major roles.
An advertisement touts the Thrice-a-Week World as almost daily, promising broad coverage with the resources of The New York World. It claims 18 to 24 pages weekly, a $1 yearly price, and immediate value for the upcoming presidential campaign. It highlights its partiality and exclusive access to world news.
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