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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1900
Page
2
In Pendleton the Magnet Cash Store gains fame for low prices and big values. Customers are offered a chance to win a gold watch with every dollar purchase at this popular local shop.
Classified notice from Oregonian Publishing Company lists rates for daily weekly and semi weekly editions. Details include pricing per week per inch for column widths and display formats with subscription options and publication terms.
A biased column extols American unity after a Chicago scene with Spanish symbols and lauds Pendleton business leaders who resist opposing the town fair and harvest carnival. It argues public spirit boosts Pendleton’s growth and mocks complacent locals. The piece shifts to typhoid fever season, citing Dr. Wright on serum inoculation and Army siege water contamination at Ladysmith.
A report on a serum inoculation during a siege notes 1705 treated of 12 234 men and 35 afflicted by fever. Among inoculated cases 820 died versus 8 deaths among 1459 nonfatal cases. All fevers occurred in the siege’s surroundings and under similar conditions before and after disease onset. Anti typhoid serum looks likely for general use.
Governor Hazen S Pingree sits in a Detroit library recounting political tensions as he declines to ride with Roosevelt and Bliss on their Michigan campaign. He attacks Hanna McKinley policy in China and questions wartime motives, citing concerns over troops and public spending.
A Detroit era voice blasts the Hanna McKinley wing, urging Republicans to abandon watered stock and trusts. He accuses the national administration of trampling free trade and bolstering corporate powers, urging a party shift before the November elections.
The text attacks a corrupt political faction in Washington and urges a purge of traitors within the public sphere. It names Mekintey and Atkinenn amid tensions as observers react to suspected imperial and toadying influences. The piece laments fatigue with deceptive politics and calls for decisive action.
A garbled OCR fragment appears to describe an experience with exhibits or performances, listing foreign words and phrases. It mentions Oregon and a place called WERT WUPTPMAR and references visitors, fears, and items about cancer and danger. The text is largely unintelligible and reads like mashed print.
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