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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1905
Page
4
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Fragmentary verse praising life love and gratitude. Mentions God and thanks, Gertrude Clark attributed. Contains obscured phrases and archaic spellings, with imagery of moonlight grain rain and blossom. A reflective, literary piece preserving names and intent without full coherence.
The Portamouth peace envoys delay outlining an armistice until peace terms are agreed. The conference shows war remains precarious with no signed protocol or pledged suspension. Analysts compare troop scales in Manchuria, Japan, and Russia, noting Japan's strategic gains and rail challenges. The piece cites movements toward future occupancy while questions linger about Linevitch and civilian mobilization.
The piece discusses sentencing of two officials in the French Congo for cannibalism and cruelty to natives, condemns colonial brutality, cites incidents in India and Omdurman, and notes how telegraph and press spread the truth about colonial expansion alongside political reforms such as direct senatorial elections.
A fragmented report shows populist platforms backing the reform while Democrats resist. Two House coalitions push the measure onward, followed by Republican support. The president is urged to seize the moment to force Senate passage, with implications for party standing and a potential landmark victory or setback.
The piece discusses abundant crops boosting overall food supply, potentially stabilizing shelter and clothing costs. It warns of risks from expanding distributive control, notes Andrew Carnegie’s endowment of a chair in political economy at an Ohio college in memory of Senator Hanna, and references Missouri military glory and Portland exposition train fares.
Poem fragment from Heart Song by Gertrude Theremlark describing fading light and pale blossoms in a garden. The speaker notes brief day, shifting hours, and the contrast of life and death as imagery of a day closing. Strong, period voice echoes nature and emotion.
Reports show rising cholera cases in several German districts and broadcasts on accessions from Asiatic origins. Yellow fever remains heavy in New Orleans with 2200 cases and low death rates, while Germany reports 30 percent fatality among about 100 cases. Authorities intensify sanitary measures and river inspections amid cross-border fears.
A distorted scene aboard a London carriage involves an American traveler and Walter, with repeated demands for specific actions on each side. The exchange escalates to a violent confrontation, the traveler’s face injured, and a final odd admission about dealing with a cook. Separate note reports Barbados negroes landed on the fathmus to engage in canal digging via the La Plats steamer.
A patient from Owensboro Kentucky explains a facial blister that grew into a painful ulcer. After taking several bottles of a product labeled 8.48 they report the sore shrank, discharge ceased, and healing began.
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