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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1901
Page
2
Discussion of Minehin and Wendell Patties in a class debate on plagiarism stresses original thinking over borrowing phrases. Prof Kelsey critiques Minehin for language imitation and a lack of independent mental development, noting the value of authentic creation.
The article discusses vast forests in Oregon and Washington, noting timber depletion risks and imminent limits on supply. It warns that ongoing logging and shipping demand could exhaust coastal resources, impacting trade, ports, and future supply.
The piece discusses the Mary Stuart portrayal and a plagiarism controversy surrounding Elwood V Minchin, who won first in a state oratory contest. Kelsey’s department convicts Minchin of rank plagiarism, while defending the accused student and highlighting the show’s merit to young HIAROFY students at Pacific collage and related civic groups.
A fragmented excerpt reflects Meeria Journal editorials on border conflicts, liberty, and republican ideals. It mentions Mary Rilen Lanse and others, praising brave figures, critiquing old parties, and noting unrest in Kentucky Missouri and New England amid calls for reform and prohibition.
The fragmented text portrays Carrie Nation and a female crusade against crime with patriotic rhetoric. It laments ineffectual officials and predicts widespread reform energy, urging enforcement and public action while detailing militant sentiment and calls for police and patriotic response.
Detroit man L. R. Paxton recounts observations from the Philippines noting extensive valuable timber species including rosewood, mahogany, and maple. He cites forests with large diameters, emerging sawmills, and low local wages, plus mentions of electric rails and pine exports to Manila and New York.
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