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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1900
Page
2
A fragmented ticket listing shows William J. Bryan for president and Adlai E. Stevenson for vice president alongside presidential electors. The text appears from a St Paul area context with unclear spellings and several OCR errors.
The article argues Dr Robert D Sheppard was chosen for Northwestern University presidency for financial ability rather than scholarship. It questions whether money should drive leadership at a major college and cites Lincoln on the danger of wealth overpowering virtue. It also touches on U S political races and trust issues framing public debate.
The essay critiques Bryan's defensive stance against Hanna and notes lingering appeals to memory and sentiment. It describes a northern concert weaving Civil War era tunes into a battlefield mood, stirring audience patriotism and tears, while questioning democracy’s pull toward royal reverence and old-world loyalties.
A fragmentary historic text argues that labor rights and fair wages are essential to liberty and social order. It condemns burdens on workers from rising rents and prices, urging that freedom and opportunity depend on affordable essentials. It cites civic virtue and constitutional ideals, mentioning Bert Houfyman Kamola Oregon.
A late 19th century report notes dwindling horse numbers as breeding shifts. Draft and all purpose stock, once produced in the middle western states, face shortages as European imports rise. Oregon’s hare minches and other regions divert resources to cattle and sleep, leaving scarce young foals to meet demand and fetch higher prices.
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