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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1901
Page
2
The fragment describes weekly publication details and advertising rates for the East Oregonian and related notices. It mentions weekly and semi weekly editions, pricing per line, and subscription information with scattered names and terms. The text preserves historical newspaper cadence and pricing mentions.
The Ohio delegation visited the river from The Dalles to Astoria and urged Congress and the White House to open the Columbia to commerce. They proposed using Ohio lawmakers as a committee of inspection, pressuring for removal of Calile rapide obstructions and an open river for vast trade. Oregon leaders are urged to coordinate with Senators Mitchell Biton Moody Tongue to sustain the push.
Pendleton patrons paid for larry Carson Clarke's appearance in What Did Tompkins Do but he did not perform. A stand in, Mr Sharpe, filled the role while Clarke stayed at his hotel due to illness and left without apology after the engagement.
The writer criticizes Harry Coreen Clarke for promising and failing to fulfil, calling him a fraud. The piece questions why audiences were not informed of his absence and why refunds or alternatives for substitutes were not offered. It urges reform to restore public confidence in theatre.
The piece describes India’s jungle threat to people and cattle, noting man eating tigers, snakes, crocodiles, and wolves causing high deaths. It reports proposed government hunts inviting global sportsmen and a native force to reduce wild animal losses and protect subjects. It mentions prior tiger rewards and rising fatalities.
The text describes the tiger as a widespread terror from the Himalayas to the Ganges Delta, responsible for village abandonment and large land areas left uncultivated. It portrays the tiger as a striped monarch of desolation, stalking ruins and marble stairways, selecting villages for its deadly hunts and feeding on humans when near edge of the jungle.
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