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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1900
Page
2
A garbled early 20th century political item comments on party fortunes, leadership, and U.S. stance toward England and Nicaragua. It references McKinley era concerns about alliances, government decisions, and public sentiment on foreign policy and potential costs to Americans. The text is fragmented but centers on policy direction and partisan implications.
The Commercial Association and Pendleton citizens call for funding and labor to create a park below the Powhatan bridge and dam the river head gate for a public space. Local editorials praise a future, better park site and urge community support from East Oregonian readers.
The scene recounts Matthew Stanley Quay’s shaky fate during a Senate roll call, with Hanna and Culberson figures in the drama and amid a tense chamber. The piece ends noting the solemn funeral mood and citizen restraint as the record closes.
The passage discusses divisions over constitutional interpretation and the struggle of factions to wield influence. It notes a thirty third vote split with a strong party influence and references lawmakers debating the South versus the foree bill and related political tensions.
A collection of pasted clippings reports unusual events and social notes. References include a supposed wealth of an executor, ward living, a New York portrait, a scarecrow tale, and vague remarks about schools on wheels. The article blends local color with unrelated happenings and antiquated phrasing.
An old newspaper note discusses the Nicaragua Canal as a future prosperity booster and mentions Mrs. E. K. Branch recounting an anniversary. It also promotes digestive and kidney health tonics with dubious claims, urging readers to buy remedies like Foley’s Kidney Pills from a local store.
Text presents jumbled lines about a wife, linen, collars, cuffs, and a laundry related claim. Mentions F. Robinson, Prop. Joseph 7 Ell unclear. No coherent event or outcome discernible from readable content.
A distressed note from Martin Franklin County describes worsening cough and illness. After a husband buys Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Favorite Prescription, and Mrs Brooks uses them as directed, she improves quickly and can work on the farm again.
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