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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1901
Page
2
Report from miners and travelers details dangerous practices on Alaskan steamers. Fares and freights are high, vessels often old or overloaded, crews unfamiliar with routes, and victualling standards inadequate. Authorities are urged to correct abuses to prevent loss of life.
At the Salem fair Pendleton riders won roadster and harness honors proving Pendleton leads in fast horse breeding. The article urges expanding focus to draft and thoroughbreds, noting strong importation of stallions and farm horse breeding while calling for broader attention to running horses to match existing roadster and harness prestige.
From 15000 attendees in San Francisco for the Epworth League gathering this summer, over 2000 remain in Pacific states to establish homes. The article notes large coast excursions as effective in migration and development, calling the Lewis and Clark centennial a major opportunity for Oregon’s growth.
A portrait of King Oscar II of Sweden portrays him as an accomplished musician writer artist and linguist who speaks eight languages while governing with tact and conciliation He is depicted as modest in private life yet highly active in public duties and diplomacy including a noted quarrel with Bjornson years earlier
The article notes King Oscar II’s role as ruler of both Sweden and Norway, his daily schedule from 8 am private letters to 10 am grand marshal and cabinet members, and his simple meals and brisk walks. It highlights his independence from appointments on Tuesdays and the royal household’s inner circle, with mentions of guests and friendships among European literary and scientific figures.
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