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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1901
Page
2
The article argues that concentrated land ownership harms Umatilla County and stresses diversifying agriculture to boost prosperity. It notes some residents own large tracts, calls for smaller holdings, and warns against lawlessness and mob actions like lynching that threaten order and progress.
The East Oregonian urges support for A W Scott of Portland to succeed Joseph Simon in the U S Senate, declaring him the fittest man and promising to back him against any Democrat or Republican. It challenges the Dalles Chronicle to publish this open declaration.
The execution of Jon Czolgoss, killer of William McKinley, took place yesterday in Auburn New York. The event is praised as a lawful, dignified, and swift sentence intended to reinforce respect for law and deter future crimes.
A Cleveland political scene shows the Republican committee adopting a closed restraint strategy for the mayoral race. Officials fear a Democratic upset led by Mayor Johnson, with plans concealed behind closed doors and whispered talks shaping the campaign.
The passage explains prosperity as mutual quality of commercial privileges between nations. It defines reciprocity in trade as the exchange of favorable terms allowing each country access to the other’s domain. The United States is used as the example context for these principles.
A San Francisco letter discusses reciprocity with foreign goods and the U S push to admit imports in exchange for American products. It warns California industries from sugar to fruits would face disruption and predicts heated battles among leather, steel, cotton, and agricultural equipment makers. Oregonian notes opposition hinges on state leaders proposing a viable tariff alternative.
Dr Wanata of Lansing Michigan extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for female disorders including ovarian troubles and uterine issues claiming rapid restoration and high efficacy. He asserts many physicians would agree and warns against substitutes as Mrs Pinkham advises.
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