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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1900
Page
2
The document lists William J Bryan of Nebraska for president and Adlai E Stevenson of Illinois for vice president. It also mentions presidential electors from Multnomah and Benton counties with unclear spellings and fragmented OCR text.
The piece attacks the Oregonian for opposing William Jennings Bryan, labeling it biased as it questions his electability. It cites salt and coal trusts, led by J P Morgan, and lists railroad capitals to claim a Wall Street driven monopoly. It critiques Henry Georgeism and land policy in Oregon.
The text argues for increasing population and preventing land ownership by individuals. It endorses a single tax that treats land value as created by the public presence of people. It claims rent should fund government and that individual production belongs to the community.
The article reports Mr. Foreman, a longtime observer in the Philippines, arguing that American rule has failed to pacify and integrate the archipelago. He cites limited control, constant native resistance, and flawed civil administration, predicting a long, costly struggle and questioning the feasibility of maintaining a large permanent army.
W Rourke Cochran of New York opened his Western campaign in Chicago drawing a crowd at the Coliseum built for 12 000. The anti imperialist league event drew thousands unable to enter while William J Dryan plans a rail trip from Chicago to Indianapolis for the Democratic national gathering on October 4. Bo Governor Stone notes a McKinsey Bryan contest in Illinois will demand strong party effort as Mary Ellen Lease campaigns for McKinley through the Republican committee. Lease reportedly controls one vote that of Lease who remains tied to home.
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