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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1900
Page
2
A historical sample shows William J. Bryan of Nebraska for president and Adlai E. Stevenson of Illinois for vice president as a suggested ticket in a political context. The fragment hints at a party alignment or ballot listing without further details.
In Wheeling West Virginia Judge Jackson delivered a charge on money in politics citing the civil service act and its prohibitions on government officials taking money for political purposes. He urged strict enforcement as national concern grows and linked campaign funding to unrest in labor disputes. The piece cites Hanna and McKinley era Fundraising and mentions unrest in Pennsylvania and labor clashes in the region.
The column contrasts political shifts in 1900 with 1896, noting changes in Bryan’s stance and the Democratic Party. It discusses taxation, currency debate, and Bryan’s temperate approach to business, arguing he is not the same figure as four years prior and highlighting views on income tax and corporate influence.
A fragment notes a proposal voted down with high unanimity, seen as presenting a risk of domestic upheaval if it passed or faced a blocking vote, reflecting tense political climate and possible national impact.
The article argues Republicans exaggerate alleged threats while praising Bryan's growth and moderation. It cites leading independents who shifted from opposing Bryan to backing him, citing imperial policy as the campaign’s key issue and noting their concerns with financial plans and pensions.
The article argues that the relative power of the two candidates is exactly reversed. It states Mr. Bryan now stands for the right and conservative policy, while Mr. McKinsey supports the policy that is wrong, revolutionary, and dangerous.
The passage touts Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a remedy for nervous headaches and weakness in women. It claims to calm irritability and restore health, presenting testimonials and generic references to cure.
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