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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1905
Page
5
Fragmented OCR notes describe hotel Cortland and Peckips in Portland area with references to security, post marks, and advertising notices. Mentions East Oregon region, weeklies, and mail delivery timing. Contains garbled phrases and dates, with an advertiser notice about copy deadlines and prior day counts.
A writer in the Review of Reviews extols the Philippine public school system noting over half a million students enrolled and English instruction in many grades. The rapid development after the Spanish era is highlighted, as is the dedication of American teachers and their broad influence beyond classrooms in shaping local governance and civic life.
The article surveys Frederic A. Ogg on the Franco Russian alliance, noting public data shows strain and an eventual shift in policy. It argues France fears endangering a large loan tied to Russian securities and questions future military strategy amid a weakened Russian partner.
Fragmented OCR text discusses international money markets and shifting alliances involving Kranee and Kwisdtin, with references to Indo-Chinese and Chinese actions. It questions the durability of dual alliances and the potential impact of a third power, mentioning Austria and Germany as possible disruptors. The passage hints at a broader strategic uncertainty in European and Asian diplomacy.
The piece argues that corrupt officials threaten republican government and urges elected leaders, notably lawyers, to uphold and teach law. It stresses that public virtue mirrors private conduct, and that citizens must actively defend honest governance against lawlessness and undue influence.
The Lincoln report suggests Bryan considered withdrawal as eastern Democrats failed to unite. Telegrams indicate Bryan sought a successor and prepared to pass the mantle, reflecting uncertainty about presidential dominance and party unity.
A tangled discussion centers on Governor Folk and Bryson, with arguments over conviction, public service, and political alignment. The piece lauds Folk as a public prosecutor and popular leader while questioning partisan motives, urging a view of leadership beyond party lines.
A critique argues US policy harms Filipino livelihoods, accusing officials of delaying true self rule. The piece claims colonists traded liberty for war and decries laws that deny food to the poor while Americans pursue supposed generosity. It condemns ongoing restrictions on Filipino incomes and calls for immediate repeal to end starvation.
Howling Green Kentucky resident D. M. SAND recounts four years of severe Contagious Blood Poison. He details trying Hot Springs and Royal Clin, then mercurial treatment worsened symptoms including dry gastric juices, salivation, mercurial rheumatism, and bone necrosis. A friend advised a claimed cure from 4, 8, 8, but no trace of the disease remained after a course two years ago.
A fragmentary poem by Zona Gale appears alongside a Portland police notice about Jeff Puridin, foreman of the Ralston ranch near Arlington. He left Portland on August 22 for the manse region and failed to appear, with possible relatives in The Dalles and a belief he might be visiting there.
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