Day of mourning to unite nation across Pendleton
September 17, 1901 called a day of mourning for eighty million Americans and others abroad. Pendleton residents urged to assemble at the courthouse at 2 o clock to halt business, don mourning symbols, and offer prayer and song as a display of national sorrow and support for the new presidency.
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Roosevelt’s guard refusal admired as bold presidential gesture
The piece lauds Theodore Roosevelt for refusing a personal guard after taking the oath, walking with Secretary Root to show public confidence, and setting a tone of fearless republican leadership. It highlights his prior public service, ranging from police commissioner to vice president, and notes expectations for his tariff and trust policies.
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The Times and the single tax idea in politics
Johnstown Democrat discusses the single tax theory arguing land value should be common property to curb speculation and fund public needs. It cites Adam, labor, and capital as factors, and praises movements in Ohio Colorado New York and abroad promoting widespread land value taxation.
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Nerve Waste book praised by readers and critics
A review extols Nerve Waste by Dy Sawyer of San Francisco as practical and sincere guidance on nervous impairment. It notes endorsements from religious and ocular press and offers the work at 11.00 by mail, with a sample chapter on Nervines and Nerve Tonic printed for distribution.
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