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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1905
Page
4
The notice lists Daily and Weekly subscription prices by term and format, plus Gemi-Weekly and Semi-Weekly options. It also notes sales outlets BB, Rich's News Stands, and several city bureaus including San Francisco, Chicago, and Washington DC, with postal and publication details and a notice to advertisers about ad deadlines.
A brief verse urging universal charity and sympathy beyond class or creed. The speaker invites the reader to respond to a brother's cry and a child's sob with love modeled on the Master. The cadence emphasizes open-hearted action over division, ending with the refrain open the door of your heart.
The piece argues that Europe, led by England, has long pressed Oriental nations to adopt Western thought and systems. Japan, adopting Western methods, proves capable yet is denounced as a threat, while historically preferring peace and noninvolvement. It claims European meddling escalates aggression and instability.
A New York Tribune ally quotes Roosevelt confidant remarks on reducing the hogs feet from the trough as the Panama open market order is attacked. The piece notes critics label tariffs on steel as harmful, with Dalzell and Grosvenor pressed to oppose the administration and unsure of congressional resistance to Roosevelt.
Judge Lowell notes the railroad situation in Oregon and calls for truth against corporate deception. The piece argues for more railroads, urging Portland to lead while inviting outside capital if local funds fail. It stresses that economic development should override sentiment, with Oregon seeking new markets and outlets despite costs.
Eva Emery Dye's McLoughlin and Old Oregon and The Conquest enter fifth and third large editions respectively, published by McClurg & Co. Chicago. Their role in stirring northwest history surpasses earlier works, with Lewis and Clark Journals once hidden in archives.
The text is an extract from Cleveland Moffett's The Shameful Misuse of Wealth, attacking the rich for conspicuous extravagance and moral decay. It condemns wealth elites, claims widespread dishonesty, and warns the republic of corrupt influence in business, politics, and society.
A city council meeting ends without action on street improvements. Debate focuses on appointing a committee to confer with the county court about joint ownership of round and street machinery.
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