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Newspaper
Pendleton Eagle Valley News
Location
Pendleton, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1902
Page
4
A 1903 article from a Monday issue critiques sensationalism in New York and eastern cities, condemns publicizing dissipation, and discusses Republican strategy under Foraker and Hanna. It warns against factionalism in Eastern Oregon, praises unity, and urges collective action over petty rivalries to strengthen regional aims.
A report to the president by the immigration commissioner calls for stricter reid restrictions on foreign labor, accusing Eastern European workers of undermining American institutions. It blames coal barons and ship agents for bringing in cheap labor and portrays foreigners as enemies through conspiracy and ignorance of U.S. customs.
The beet sugar industry expanded rapidly from 60 000 tons in 1840 to 6 960 000 tons in 1900, with beets supplying 4.35 percent of world sugar in 1840 and rising to 67.71 percent by 1900. The growth reflects the protective policy benefits to farming and the potential for domestic production to meet rising demand and export.
In a verdict for horse theft, defense lawyers urge leniency appealing to the thief’s aged mother wife and child. The writer condemns maudlin tears from students and widows, arguing justice must be strict and not softened by sympathy, as punishment should reflect the crime not misfortune.
A series of brief observations notes rain-making needs rekindled by a dry campaign led by Mrs Nation's Kansas followers. It comments on fatherhood optimism, the scarcity of capable baseball managers, and reflects on Tracy fashions and historical pursuits. A farmer stops an escaped convict in Washington before he can eat.
Treasury Bureau of Statistics notes a remarkable per capita sugar increase worldwide, led by the United States and Great Britain. It traces U S per capita use from under an eighth of current levels in early values to about 68 pounds in 1901, while Europe shows similar growth. 1840 world production at 1,160,000 tons, 1900 much higher, driven by increased production and demand.
Curing Bright's Disease and Diabetes is claimed with an 87 percent recovery rate. The firm F. Schmidt & Co in Pendleton advertises conclusive investigation details and offers reports for urgent cases.
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