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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1902
Page
4
The article discusses the miners strike, government role, and law enforcement. It cites President and officials, the need to apply law, and concerns over violence and disruption to wells, wires, and communities. It references Mrs Pulitzer and a historic crime, warning against disrupting order and urging resolution through legal means.
A San Francisco Call analysis questions whether external forces or internal rivals caused a Maine sector explosion and Navy intrigue. It suggests a wartime coverup, implicating officials and a missing moral reckoning as the president faced pressure to reveal truth and prevent public panic.
President Roosevelt has not finished his stumping tour and will soon resume making more speeches, a move that sparks protests from some observers.
Roosevelts campaign, endorsement tactics, and power plays behind the scenes reveal tensions among party leaders and magnates. The piece notes Boss Platts influence, Quay and republicans, and the broader push to shape a president amid trust interests. It also mentions the Tribune reporting on Red Mike the Avenger and a development company incorporation near Poumerur for irrigation.
A dramatic testimonial extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription and related products as remedies for female weakness, inflammation, and ulceration. The narrative cites improved health after multiple bottles and praises the medicines for making weak women strong, with endorsements from a Mrs Geer and references to Golden Medical Discovery and Dr Gaye's Catarrh Remedy.
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