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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1901
Page
2
The text discusses contempt and autocratic rule with questions about access to free speech and petition related to a court setting. It mentions Judge Lerten and Mr Haney and implies concern over governmental power and civil rights.
In Cleveland, teachers press for corporate tax contributions while Benjamin Odell and Tom Johnson vie as leaders in reform. Officials and citizens debate how to ensure corporations pay their share, critiquing evasion and urging action to restore public funds.
Judge Haneey of Chicago weighs contempt charges against the Americans for criticizing gas trust decisions. He outlines enduring court authority and dignity, while noting the owner of the Chicago American is a citizen accountable for his opinions like any other.
The letter from Tom T. Johnson criticizes current taxation laws and the administration’s tax policy. He pledges a plan to reduce unequal burdens and promote equity, while denouncing opponents’ tactics and urging voter backing for the Democratic slate in May.
Patchy OCR suggests democrat Politician Purnieh has been pushed by party leaders into the gubernatorial contest. Rumors claim he could unite supporters from rival factions, while Fulton states he will not seek the governorship.
The piece notes Fulton may seek the Senate seat while discussions of a gubernatorial bid continue. It suggests his strength could win him a vote and points to persistent opposition to considering binwell as governor candidate. The writeup discusses political maneuvering around the Tillamook and Umatilla counties and possible nomination outcomes.
A garbled report blends desert exploration notes with a march of writers and a nod to an early telegraph station. It mentions a dawn press, a Hewett reference, and a distant westward trek. A stray line notes ground connections and metallic plates in the earth.
Mrs Hulda Jakeman wife of the President Jakeman of Elders of the Mormon Church Salt Lake City Utah recommends Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for women's periodic pains. The testimony notes relief before her menstrual period and endorses the product.
A reader praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as curative for female ills. The note claims Mrs. Pinkham offers free advice and provides an address in Lynn Massachusetts for consultation.
Letters from readers describe chronic ulcers and ulcers linked to cancer fears and praise S S S as the cure. testimonials claim ulcers heal after taking the medicine, with mentions of leg sores, weight gain, and renewed vitality.
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