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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1904
Page
5
A lyrical tribute by Bert Huffman envisions national reconciliation after Civil War battles. It imagines the blue and gray united in memory, honoring fallen soldiers with angelic, shared garlands and a pledge to bury old hatreds.
An open letter argues for practical socialism rooted in municipal action. It laments talk without work and urges Pendleton to pursue municipal electric lighting at half current cost, backing the push with facts and local examples rather than slogans. The piece calls for education, real projects, and decisive steps over rhetoric to demonstrate socialism's public good.
A dramatic scene at the national capital theater features a speaker whose eloquence praises humanity while shadowed by a brutal critique of infidelity. The orator’s vivid depictions of home, love, and faith clash with corrosive claims that science and skepticism erode belief in God and eternal life.
The Navy begins a systematic search for a fabled island between Honolulu and San Francisco. Supposed to rise and sink irregularly, it is described as bewitched and elusive, surfacing briefly before vanishing again beneath the waves.
Reports describe a shifting Pacific island on naval charts as a doubtful danger with theories of a reef or submerged land. Separately, notes on incense from British Somaliland describe a thorny tree, yields up to about 2.28 million pounds, price 2 to 6 annas per pound, with Bombay and Europe as major markets.
A somber poem laments lost soldiers and faded glory. It recalls veterans, bowed heads, snow crowns, and the wake of banners, with imagery of dust, tears, and the bier, honoring those who answered a king's call.
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