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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1900
Page
2
The page lists pricing and frequency terms for East Oregonian publications including daily weekly and semi weekly editions. It specifies subscription options, rate cards, insertion charges and circulation notes for advertisers and readers.
Ex Judge Stephen A. Lowell spoke at the Congregational Club in Oregon City praising the Puritan legacy. The speech lauded courage in minority causes and the pursuit of justice, while critiquing modern church leaders for drifting from prophetic leadership.
A sweeping discussion traces Puritan influence through church and state, citing Savonarola, Luther, Ignatius Loyola, and Cromwell. It links religious fervor to political liberty, warns against church excess, and notes epochs where reform shaped governance and civil order.
A long, torn recount highlights moral battles over abolition, labor rights, and political corruption. It recalls abolitionist figures like Garrisons and Stowe, contrasts virtue with wealth, and warns against materialism while urging civic revival and party reform.
The text laments the decline of universal rights and the rise of centralized power. It argues that true authority requires enduring political principles and warns against the manipulation of public sentiment by rulers and elites. It contrasts past ideals with modern struggles toward genuine national governance.
Local notice invites Avorn participants to choose between night or day events and asks for confirmation of preferred timing. The message indicates readiness to accommodate the caller and arrange for the meeting accordingly.
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