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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1900
Page
2
A brief political notice notes Mike Dent of Illinois associated with the national Democratic ticket. No further details available in the fragment.
The letter cites Judge A H Bennett asserting that Bryan yielded to Republican pressure to support treaty ratification. It notes alleged political manipulation by Bryan and recalls 1900 Oregon campaign rhetoric about annexation, independence in the Philippines, and quotes from Senator Foraker Lodge Wolcott Thurston on self government and responsibility.
Excerpts from the Congressional Record recount accusations against Republican leaders for shifting from a pro independence stance to endorsing colonial rule. The piece cites promises to pay Spain, debates over sovereignty, and remarks by Henry Cabot Lodge and others about constitutional reach and taxation without representation.
The initial World’s Work issue highlights artistic portraiture and material events, featuring Sir Philip Burne-Jones’s intimate Kipling portrait. It recalls a vivid anecdote about Kipling, Holmes, and literary memory, with excerpts from Mrs. Rebecca Harding Davis and commentary on literary tastes and youth.
A collection of quotes from university presidents and scholars argues that broad education enhances personal value and future success. It stresses that advancing knowledge is essential to compete globally, with figures from Harvard Cornell Yale Stanford and others urging continuous study.
An appeal to women with heavy childrearing duties invites them to consult Mrs. Lydia E. Pinkham and use her Vegetable Compound. Testimonials from Mae Hamblett of Ludington Michigan praise relief from menstrual pain enabling her to handle housework and family care again.
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