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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1904
Page
4
Partial OCR fragment describes mail rates and subscriptions, mentions East Oregonian schedule, Skib's News Stride at Mortland and Bate Porkina, Portland. Names Ian Vranclco Morgan and D.C. Buran appear with addresses. Unable to determine full event, but lists mailing details and offices.
An article notes Nicholas II’s rule and a scathing defense of reform. It cites White’s critique of Russian bureaucratic governance, oppression of Finland, and the impact of autocratic policy on industry and people. It also discusses steel prices, trusts, and freight costs affecting consumers.
Clyde Pennington, former Union County lad and now sheriff, quietly enforces Oregon Sunday closing laws, challenging lax enforcement by local officials. A distracted era notes selfishness and tragedy, and the county undertakes Lewis and Clark fair exhibits while urging farmers to cooperate with Pendleton Commercial Association for winter irrigation statistics.
A Chicago American piece observes walking styles and temperament in women, linking gait to character. It notes the steady, businesslike woman may upset a quiet partner yet excel in trade, while cheerful walkers enjoy life. playful, elastic steps spark attention, and brisk, curious strolls hint at a quest for immediate pleasure in daily life.
Elihu Root, born at Cabinet Hall in Hamilton College New York, recalls his father Oren Root’s walks by a splendid hem lock on Kirkland farm. The old tree, a symbol of their shared moments, has been the subject of Root’s recent purchase of the Kirkland farm during a period of changes at Hamilton and nationwide.
Fragmentary verse opens with nocturnal imagery and dreamlike lines about night, shadow, and fortune. It shifts to a prose reflection on morality, war, and the costs of conflict with quotations attributed to Bishop Huntington, contrasting poetic meditation with sobering political critique.
The New York World describes a split within the Carnegie family. One Andrew Carnegie hates war and supports peace and a tariff revision, while the other is a hardened protectionist backing Theodore Roosevelt. The piece notes internal control by the second Carnegie who owns all common stock and votes, affecting political alignment toward Roosevelt and Hay.
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