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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1903
Page
5
Fragmentary historical text reflecting on urns and nameless graves through a poetic voice. Mentions Uratuei the fount and "luiee dry" with a passerby observation of stories told by tourne. Likely a literary fragment rendering memory and loss.
The piece surveys Western water and grazing conflicts, rail and canal politics, and reactions to Roosevelt era policy. It cites Baker County mining petitions recall, criticism of sensational journalism, and concerns over school funding, irrigation projects, and public land use. It notes Baker City editor clashes and calls for responsible journalism.
The article discusses the Negro question as a rapidly evolving issue, predicted to spur a Lily White party movement in both northern and southern states. It cites Lincoln’s proclamation as freeing both races and warns that black voters may leverage their electoral power, demanding concessions and shaping political alignments as a result.
The Reverend George C Lorime warns that racial antagonism would wound the nation and bring untold suffering, urging unity to prevent widespread social harm and division.
In a Helena Independent piece, Senator Morgan of Alabama is criticized as chasing a hobby over the Panama route. The article notes broad support for a canal, regrets long delays, and urges unity to build the waterway where it gets done.
The Brooklyn Eagle condemns sensationalists who claim ten thousand clergymen invested in racing concerns promising sudden wealth. It labels such statements as false and urges readers to doubt sensational reports while defending victims and honest clergy.
A passionate public address urges citizens to uphold the public trust and moral courage. It calls for honest deeds, integrity, and the willingness to vote with conscience, resisting material temptations and embracing steadfast civic duty. The speaker champions fearless action, personal virtue, and a Cromwellian zeal to safeguard the state and honor.
Describes how women face distress from illness and how Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription offers relief. Includes testimonial style lines about menstrual and nervous symptoms, promising regaining strength and health for weak or ailing women. Mentions free medical advice and stamps for correspondence with Dr. Pierce.
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