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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1905
Page
4
A notice from the Pendleton port office records the entry of a second class tender. The document notes tender details and relevant filing information for maritime administration.
The passage proclaims a creed to feel God's sovereign will across the world and to worship goodness while rejecting the unworthy. It urges no idle moments and to fill life’s cup to the brim with helpfulness.
In a bold move the Chicago street railway trust is disfranchised, its prices revoked, and left unable to operate without city demand. The city council moved midnight to stop the system and seek federal action, while an injunction restrains the company from street operation where the franchise expired. The city asserts title to the streets and voids the corporation’s rights.
The Walla Walla Statesman condemns the vertical penmanship system in public schools and urges discontinuance. The Fast Oregonian questions the objection while noting waning craze and calls for more flexibility in handwriting education. Spokane principals reportedly do not favor the vertical method.
The Most Oregonian reports educators favor the vertical writing method, praising its slant, uniformity, and legibility. Observers note increased legibility in student papers, exams, and essays, suggesting the vertical system has created a generation of good penmen and reduced the older crude handwriting.
A fragmented critique argues that American engineers face harsh Isthmus and Philippines conditions in Panama Canal work. It contends success requires local engagement and warns against distant oversight amid environmental and moral challenges. In Baker County, 200 indictments for selling whiskey on Sundays show a revolt of respectable citizens against vice.
The article notes Russia relying on international loans since Mukden, with Japan and Russia negotiating new credit lines. France holds the largest Russian bonds while Berlin and Paris facilitate loans for strategic aims. Despite defeats, Russian securities stay strong, as lenders demand steps to halt the war and stabilize finances.
Springfield Ohio May 16 1903 letters praise SSS blood purifier S.S.S. as a tonic and purifier curing headaches indigestion and liver trouble. Testimonials from Mrs George Wieg el and others claim blood cleansing improved appetite and general health. Advert confirms long standing remedy with vegetable ingredients and no minerals.
In a New York World excerpt the article notes peasants facing starvation amid wartime disruption, while industry growth eases some pressures yet leaves financial anxiety high. It questions czarist finance, asking who funds ongoing needs as strikes and mood shifts ripple through the economy. Separately, Salem residents bought a three story brick block with a granite front for 3800 dollars.
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