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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1907
Page
4
Senator La Follette of Wisconsin will speak in Pendleton on April 15 spreading reform Republican ideas. The lecture promises a major political event drawing attendees from all over Umatilla County as one of the nation’s most influential orators and public officials.
The campaign for the United States Senate in Oregon moves toward the primaries with Senator Fulton’s surprising decision to seek re election. Governor George B Chamberlain looms as the likely Democratic candidate while T T Geer and Fulton from Portland vie for the Republican banner amid independent contenders.
A London statement from the Rothschilds declares there is no panic now or in sight in the financial heavens, aimed at calming American money markets. The remark seeks to steady anxious investors as market turbulence rattles confidence and signals continue to ripple through financial circles.
The Commoner presents a Bryan editorial arguing for honest railroad regulation over state and federal control, warning against watered stocks and urging investigations into management. It also notes a planned union among Congregationalists, Methodists, and United Brethren, emphasizing freedom for individual churches and joint fellowship.
A compact history notes Wall Street’s origin beside the city wall and its rise as a hub for banking, stock exchange, the subtreasury, and customs. It recalls early government buildings and Washington’s 1789 inauguration under the portico of the civic building, with a statue of Washington nearby and Trinity Church on Broadway opposite Wall Street’s western end.
A Chinese man named Sotomon and a street musician stood by a river bank when a passing oil seller offered help. The old dealer carried the helpless man across the stream after taking his money tag to hold, aiding in his escape or crossing.
A judge ruled after both men swore that the money belonged to them. The bag was emptied into a water tank and the oil dealer was found to be the owner, as traces of oil in the bag indicated his business.
French singer Yvette Guilbert, born March 25, 149, rose from poverty as a shop assistant to stage idol in Paris. She toured England in 1894 and the United States in 1895, later converting to Christian Science. The clippings mention humorous questions from the Journal of Katine City and note early Seattle salmon fishing preparations in San Francisco.
A Selma Alabama resident recounts a severe eczema case that covered her face and body with itching and scales. After trying various treatments, she used Cuticura Resolvent and Cuticura Soap Ointment for six months, and the ailment disappeared with no recurrence three years later. She credits the Cuticura Remedies with curing her eczema and aiding other afflicted individuals.
Advertises Cuticura for skin humors including eczema rashes and itching. Claims warm baths with Cuticura Soap and occasional Cuticura Pill doses provide immediate relief and a speedy cure for disfiguring skin disorders across infants children and adults when other treatments fail.
European plan with steam heat and en suite rooms at the Hotel St. George. All rooms have hot and cold water, telephone and fire alarm connections to the office, and a large new sample room. Described as one of the Northwest's most up-to-date hotels.
Readable text notes a block and a half's distance to the depot with a prominent electric sign catching attention. The brief item emphasizes the sign's visibility and location as a landmark.
A readable notice highlights a dining venue three blocks from depots offering weekly or monthly vein rates, excellent cuisine, and prompt service in the dining room, with a bar and Milliard Moom connected.
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