Rooseveltian Idea in War and Peace Critique
The piece critiques Rooseveltian zeal, contrasting romantic warlike ardor with sober peace and progress. It argues that his speeches glorify battle, lure cadets, and overlook ordinary workers, urging a higher standard of glory than war. The author sees war as a possible necessity but stresses peace and universal brotherhood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hardihood
Annapolis Naval Cadets
Trafalgar
Gravellette
Universal Brotherhood
Be Weighing the Beef Trust Impact on Farmers
A brief look at how the beef trust harms small farmers and stock men by boycotting their live stock, creating a shortage of dressed meat and squeezing prices for independent producers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beef Trust
Avery
Meat Trust's Grip on Producers and Consumers Described
The text condemns the beef trust for maintaining unreasonably high meat prices. It claims producers and urban consumers suffer under its coercive authority, forbidding sales until the trust is ready and imposing high prices or hunger. It argues the trust wields law over the meat market and faces weak public pushback.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beef Trust
Moro tribes of the Philippines deemed fit for civilization
A historical view portrays Moros as Malays and Mohammedans in the Sulu archipelago and Mindanao, noting fierce religion and slavery practices while arguing against extermination. It critiques General Chaffee’s Mindanao expedition, praises pacific options, and defends granting liberty to Christians while denying universal Mohammedan independence.
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Philippines
Sulu
Mindanao
Luzon
Chaffee
Philippine Commission
Manila
Soudan
United States
Hoar
Willl
Stanley
Africa
Schurman
Mindanao Policies and Indigenous Autonomy Debate
Chicago Tribune criticizes U S policy toward Mindanao, arguing for isolation of savage inhabitants and avoidance of interior expeditions to impose Western living. It warns against forcing modern norms on polygamy and slavery supporters and favors coasting coastal towns while awaiting civilization to soften natives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mindanao
United States
Chicago Tribune
Rhodes the Great and the praise after death
The piece reflects on Rhodes as dead and unhearing, yet praised posthumously. It contrasts the wish for lasting recognition with the reality that fame often comes after passing. A second item notes the first Baker City to Thunder Mountain pack train leaving Sunday with five men and 238 pack animals via Powder River Ballard's landing and Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhodes
Belike
Baker City
Thunder Mountain
Powder River
Ballard
Landing End Council
Mrs Ida L Roser Praises Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
Mrs Ida L Roser of Denver writes she suffered menstrual trouble and ulcers before using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. After four bottles she reports restored health, energy, and ability to perform duties. She sends thanks to Pinkham's, noting many friends support her recovery.
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James K. Polk
LDA
ROSER
Lydia E. Pinkham
Denver
Ida L. Roser
1Sth Ave
Col
Oregon Political Ticket List Includes Umatilla Candidates
A printed slate shows Governor W. J. Furnish of Umatilla, Supreme Judge R. B. Bean of Lane County, and multiple state and local offices. It names F. L. Dunbar, C. Moord, J. H. Ackerman, A. M. Crawford, J. R. Whitney, and others for roles from Secretary of State to Coroner with Pendleton and surrounding counties represented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Furnish
Umatilla
R. 8. Bean
Lane County
F. L Dunbar
Clatsop County
C. &. Moord
Klamath County
J. H. Ackerman
Multnomah
A. M. Crawford
Douglas
J. R. Whitney
Linn County
Henry Blackman
O. H. Ralidy
J. E. Godfrey
W. A. Wann
B. F. Borham
W. F. Butcher
Morrow
Union Counties
W. M. Pierce
Counties
W. F. Matlock
Amatif
County Officials Named in Administrative Listing
County Co. J Smith Representative WM Blakley Edwin A Reser Sheriff T D Taylor Clerk W D Chamberlan Co H Marsh W D Hansford Commissioner James Nelson Chas P Strain Surveyor James A Howard Coroner M Henderson
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Smith
WM. Blakley
Edwin A. Reser
T. D Taylor
W. D. Chamberlan
H. Marsh
W. D. Hansford
James Nelson
Chas. P. Strain
James A. Howard
M. Henderson
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Old England
Pendleton
Brock & McComas CO
Ast
Oregonar
BEY the— East Oregonian Publishing Company
Pexdletos, Oregos
Mall
Priak
Bae Song
Bingle
Peet
Woskiz
Pally
the Beef Trust
Rhodes the Great
Chicago
Mus
Pixsuam
Peoples
Gussett
Gusset
Joseph Ell
Gray’s Harbor Com. Co
A. C. Shaw & CO
Puget Sound
Neagle Bros
Neagle Brothers Water St
Main
Ore
Fred Walters
Alma
Republican
J. N. Williamson
Crook County
J. W. Scribner
Union County
G W. Phelps
Morrow County
Umatilla County
F. W. Vinent
Enry Adams
Weston
C. E. Macomber
M. J. Carney
O. Rogers
Athena Recorder
W. H. Folsom
Pilot Rock
E. J. Sommerville
George Buzan
T. P. Gilliland
Ukiah
J. W. Kimbrell
W. G. Cole
Thomas Fitzgerald
A. J. Gibson
E! Principe Degales
Henry the Fourth
la Flor Stanford
Sanches & Haya
el Telegrapho
Charles the Great
Maloy
C. Berquist
Pendleton Planing Lumber Yard
R. Forster, Proprietay
Ames
T. C. Reid
Pal
F. W. Wilks
C. A. Darr
Supervinor
Alba
J. W. Galloway
Alta District
Willow Springs
E. C. Beitle
The
John Wilson
Henry Smith
Athena
Bingham Springs
Orange Chamberlain
I of the Peace
J. L. Smith
W. H. Booher
Clark Walter
Supe
South Athens
G. D. Hilyard
J. B. Baker
Su Pendleton
Tion
Fulton
Union
McKay
Prospect
In. Nye
J. M. Bentley
Job Fix
Hogue Pr
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