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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1901
Page
2
A church message condemns quarrelsome church members while urging charity and unity. It stresses the church as a public organization belonging to all and calls for Christlike conduct rather than bitter contention.
H. W. Scott of the Portland Morning Oregonian spoke at the Labor Day celebration in Portland. His address outlines enduring principles for labor and capital relations, urging readers to heed his views on the balance between workers and employers and praising Scott as a leading exponent of social and industrial law in Oregon.
A large conference in Walle Walla brings together many Spokane clergy and lay members facing public scrutiny. The bitter dispute challenges church credibility and undercuts Christian charity as the trial unfolds, highlighting tensions within a prominent religious community.
An essay argues poverty is universal and not tied to race or heredity. It asserts each poor person has a unique underlying cause rooted in life history, circumstances, and missed opportunities rather than a single shared factor.
A verbose reflection on a universal human problem that touches every government and society. The piece discusses contradictions in virtue and vice, the equal presence across classes, and the enduring struggle that drives progress and personal character, attributed to Bert Huffmas.
Col Pat Conan at the Oxford hotel extols Oregon and Washington as hav ing unmatched open lands and forests with hundreds of millions of feet of merchantable timber. He notes Oregon wheat output and exports from Portland docks, prize-winning fruit near Home River, and stellar agricultural and mining achievements. He urges unity across the Rockies to boost growth of the Great American West.
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