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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1902
Page
4
East Oregonian reports a merger of Buffalo Bill's Wild West show with a large circus as harvest season ends. The piece also notes rail accidents, labor unrest, and social issues around the Philippines, Manila, and U.S. politics, with commentary on Roosevelt and the presidency.
The Calibas exposes crooks who prey on rich girls by courting on trains and seeking quick marriages. The piece cites Mr Watkins of New Jersey as a swindler example and argues hypnosis is unlikely. warns women to distrust smooth strangers, avoid hurried marriages, and rely on judgment and social safeguards.
A fragment discusses youth behavior away from parents, noting how people scoff at old-fashioned prudishness. The speaker argues greater tolerance would spare hearts broken and reputations damaged, reflecting a San Francisco mood on propriety and modernity.
The New York World reports Russell Sage argues against ongoing widespread trust formation. He warns that continued combinations after industries are established become monopolies, threaten government life, and provoke public revolt. He questions how people would pay for essentials if every commodity is controlled by trusts and profits collapse.
In Cleveland on September 15 the Salvation Army foundation stone ceremony will feature Senator Hanna. He must join the Bricklayers' Union before the contractor hires union labor. As a liberal donor to Salvation Army funds, his membership application is anticipated to be approved soon.
A 160 acre ranch near Pendleton is offered at $1200.60 with additional lots and ranches available. Real estate listings note multiple parcels for sale and potential buyers can inquire for details and pricing on other properties.
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