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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1903
Page
4
Daily and monthly mail subscriptions offered by the Oregonian with one year and three month options. Notice lists distribution at B Batch's News Stands in Portland hotels including Hotel Portland and Hotel Perkins.
The fragment reflects a meditation on hardship and endurance that shape the mind toward glory and noble virtues. It quotes Thomson and contemplates sleepless days, danger, death, and changing fortune as shared trials guiding character and gentleness.
Eastern Oregon rapidly gains educational independence challenging the belief that needed schooling must come from distant famous institutions. Home institutions like Pendleton Academy, Pendleton Business College, and Weston State School are praised as capable, urging local patronage to fund expansion and reduce reliance on outsiders. The piece urges residents to invest at home, supporting local schools and services to boost regional growth.
Lieutenant General Miles defends his Philippines report, condemns cruel practices, and states he issued orders to prevent future offenses. He cites inspections, officers of rank, and citizens as sources, arguing the army’s honor remains intact despite alleged abuses. The East Oregonian announces Joby P. Bigelow as the new head of advertising.
An article notes a plot to dynamite the Umbria prompts alarms over how dynamite is sold near New York. Inspector McClusky cites a case of buying 100 pounds of dynamite from a local source and argues for mandatory dealer registration and sales restrictions to prevent irresponsible use.
A New York World note warns against trafficking weapons and dangerous merchandise, stressing the risk of careless handling near large cities. The piece underscores enforcement concerns and public safety implications in urban areas.
The New York World critiques Nicholas II's reform agenda citing promises of toleration local self rule for Finland and peasant freedom yet notes brutal riots, local governors in Bessarabia, mass banishments of 26 000 people and failures to restrain violence, questioning the emperor's humanity and credibility.
In eerie moonlight a sleeper hears a soft rustle and glimpses a pale white form with flowing raven hair. The vision, a beloved presence, smiles softly before fading, leaving no fear and a hint of relief as thoughts turn to change for the next day.
A testimonial from Mrs. Fairbanks of Minneapolis praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from headaches pains and general weariness. She credits faithful use and urges others to try the remedy, noting improved health and encouragement to friends.
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