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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1902
Page
4
Dispatches from Rust Oreconsin report that employers in the anthracite regions agreed under National Civic Federation pressure to admit labor representatives to conferences on equal terms. The move signals a shift toward united action and may influence future capital labor discussions, despite Schwab opposing unions.
The Capital Journal urges a salary reform for state officials, replacing pay with a state treasury system for all fees. It parallels county officer remuneration reforms, arguing the issue transcends party lines and should be supported by the press statewide.
The piece argues that true art must express high forms of artistry and harmony. It links musical artistry to absolute harmony found in nature and cautions that discordant sounds irritate the nerves and nudge toward negative impulses, asserting the perfect artist blends soul, intelligence, purity, and excellence.
A fragmented passage contemplates refinement of influence and the uplift of genuine merit across disciplines. It argues that true art derives value from disciplined effort, with parallels drawn to other fields of artistic endeavor.
Bert Hope Man argues Oregon must shed childlike status and grow into a strong state. He calls for a statewide labor statistics bureau, authentic industry data, and broader economic expansion to support workers, real estate, mining, and agriculture while pushing for transparent public information. He praises Roosevelt as a Westerner.
A Chicago Race Herald correspondent cites Army and civil officials arguing over pacification methods in the Philippines. Conflicts between Chaffee Taft and Roots, plus calls for truth in government, fuel Democratic pressure for full disclosure and civilian governance. Butterflies of Central America and Mexico total 1805 species. only 15 known north of Mexico.
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