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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1900
Page
2
A historical campaign ticket lists William J Bryan of Nenkaska as presidential candidate and Adlai E Stevenson of Illinois as vice president. The fragment reflects a 19th or early 20th century political slate with no further context.
The article notes a successful state fair and discusses political moments around Governor Roosevelt, McKinley support, and labor representation. It critiques trust rhetoric, cites a labor cabinet plank, and comments on social and economic issues including public whipping posts and capitalized wealth.
The passage argues that national wealth arises from a free people and equal opportunity, not mere borrowed money. It warns that if labor loses free access to land and incomes rise only to capital, the republic’s strength will fade and government of the people will fail.
The September issues feature a serial by Lt Gillmor recounting a perilous escape from Luzon. A nine-man party builds bamboo rafts, fights river rapids, and reaches the sea aided by the Princator crew. The tale blends vivid colonial adventure with Philippine life and natural disasters.
A fragmentary prose piece describes a violent storm battering a coastline with rain, wind, and ruined terrains. It recalls tropical islands, arches, and ruins, then shifts to a Philippine review praising public schools, agriculture tools, transportation, and tariff reform as aims of military governance.
The Clab has invited Grover Cleveland and Richard Olney to speak for Bryan in Chicago. Olney has promised to attend, and the group expects Cleveland to respond. Moortivld Storey, reform leader, will vote for Bryan, denouncing McKinley. Rev Job Ingram vows to stump for Democrats, while William B Hornblower, a gold Democrat, plans to vote for McKinley and condemns the Kansas City platform as offensive.
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