Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Advertises Cure for Women's Ailments
A reader from Knoxville Iowa reports relief from right side pain weakness and nervous debility after using Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills. The notice touts the remedy as superior to physicians and urges others to consider Pinkham's products with free advice from Lydia Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
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Knoxville
Iowa
Pinkham
R.F. D
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia F. Pinkham
Ladvice
Ms. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Florence Items Tie Local Notes To Regional Activity
Timber land dealer Earl Parsons of Eugene visited the area last Monday. The steamer Rosco returned to Florence last Friday after a month away from Tillamook and Astoria. C C Stanwood of Maple Creek reported about twelve miles of Aus tin-Stanhood telephone line laid with plans for another 12 to 12 miles, totaling roughly 23 to 24 miles. Rev I G Knotts says Rev Baker will lead Florence Acme Presbyterian Church next year and arrive the third Sunday in April. A M Staup bought the old Florence Hotel from William Bernhardt and plans to repair, open two first floor stores with glass fronts, and add second floor offices. building to be repainted and improved.
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Earl Parsons
Eugene
Rosco
I. G. Knotts
Committee On Home Missions
Baker
Florence-Acme
A. M. Staup
William Bernhardt
Florence
Staup
Florence West
Editor and Mother Die on Same Day in Separate Cities
Robert W. Patterson editor in chief of the Chicago Tribune died of apoplexy at the Bellevue Stratford hotel in Philadelphia. His mother Julia Patterson died in Chicago shortly before him from pneumonia after a daylong illness. They will be buried jointly in New York and Chicago.
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Philadelphia
Robert W. Patterson
The
Chicago Tribune
Belevue Stratford Hotel
Chicago
New York
Julia Patterson
Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey Guarantee For Breathing
A vintage assertion promises every bottle of Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey will satisfy users with relief from throat and bronchial troubles, claiming guaranteed efficacy across ailments and easing discomfort for sufferers.
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Dr. Bell
Mysterious surveyors near Eugene spark railroad rumors
Farmers west of Eugene report a survey crew moving eight to ten miles west of town with an agent seeking contracts for a railroad to the coast. J F Mounce is said to direct the operations, claiming right of way but refusing to name backers or the exact project. Some say Southern Pacific watches Lane County Asset Co. and may parallel the line once construction starts.
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Eugene
Lane County Asset Co
Cuard
J F. Mounce
Lane County Asset Company
Mounce
Monnce
Springfield
Southern Pacific Co
Southern Pacific
Counvis
Michigan counties vote dry and wet in local option
Complete returns from 36 Michigan counties show 20 voting dry and 16 wet. Overall, 40 of the 83 counties will be dry and 43 wet.
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Detroit
Mich
Michigan
Michi
Doan's Kidney Pills Praised By Corvallis Reader
Eugene readers praise Doan's Kidney Pills for relief from kidney pain and burning, noting full recovery within a month. J W Ingle of Corvallis recalls lasting improvement after using the remedy four years ago and endorses it as worth its weight in gold. He urges others with kidney complaints to use Doan's, price 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo agents.
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Eugene
Dean
J. W. Ingle
N. Third Street
Corvallis
Doan
Ingle
Nta
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Grand Old Man of Oregon Dies During Peaceful Sleep
George H. Williams, famed as Oregon’s Grand Old Man, died in his sleep. A lawyer and statesman, he helped draft the state constitution, served as territory chief justice, U S senator, attorney general, and mayor of Portland. His career spanned Oregon’s transition from territory to statehood.
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Oregon
Buchanan
Iowa
Oregon Territory
Territorial Supreme Court
Judge Williams
Williams
Willams
New Lebanon
Columbia County
N. Y
Pompey
Fort Madison
Territory
Williama
United States
Senate
Joint High Commission
Great Britain
Alabama
British Columbia
Grant
United States Supreme Court
Portland
Merry Del Val Gives Version of Negotiations
Rome reports Cardinal Merry del Val presents his account of the Roosevelt Pius X negotiations after public Vatican documents, detailing exchanges with Monsignor Kennedy, Ambassador Leishman, and John Callan O Loughlin. Del Val stresses Roosevelt’s rights and the pope’s right to withhold an audience, while urging honesty and sincerity among all faiths.
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Roosevelt
Vatican
Cardinal Merry del Val
Pius X
Merry del Val
Monsignor Kennedy
Leishman
John Callan O'Loughlin
Detial
Monsignor Falcon
United States
O'Loughlin
del Val
Rosevelt
Ex President Roosevelt in Royal Audience with Italian King
Rome April 4 Roosevelt was received in close audience by King Victor Emmanuel in a ceremony described as almost royal. The ex president spoke of Africa adventures and declined to reveal details of their talk. He later laid wreaths on the tombs of Victor Emmanuel and Humbert at the Pantheon.
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Rome
Victor Emmanuel
Roosevelt
Paantheon
Humbert
Cuirrassiers
Vatican
Mousagero
William
Edward
Prince von Bulow
von Bethmann Hollweg
Germany
Hill surveyors cross McKenzie Divide toward Eugene
A Utah Construction Co. worker notes Hill Surveyors have crossed the McKenzie divide at the Cascade summit coming from Eastern Oregon. They aim to enter the Willamette valley by this route and likely begin a preliminary survey for a road to connect with the Oregon Electric near Eugene and extend to Coos Bay.
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Utah Construction Co
Natron
5. P. Co
Hill
McKenzie Divide
Cascade Mountains
Eugene
Oregon
Willamette Valley
Oregon Electric
Coos Bay
Dr Bell Pine Tar-Hay for Coughs and Colds
An old notice touts Dr Bell Pine Tar Hay used by millions for coughs colds asthma and bronchial trouble. Sold by Dillon Drug.
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Dr. Bell
Dillon Drug 0
Bucklen’s Arnica Scarvo Heals Sore Army Wounds
Burlington man L W Harriman recalls forty years in the army and testimony that Bucklen’s Arnica Scarve cured his eczema when all else failed. A general remedy for sores ulcers boils burns cuts wounds bruises and piles, 25 cents at W A Kuykendall.
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L. W. Harriman
Burlington
Bucklen
W. A. Kuykendall
Fairbanks backs Roosevelts Vatican decision
Indianapolis April 4 Former Vice President Fairbanks expresses support for Colonel Roosevelts cancellation of his audience with the pope. He says the pope may set conditions at will and Americans must uphold religious liberty, whether Catholic or Protestant. Fairbanks in Rome refused to cancel his Methodist address, leading to the pope audience being called off.
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Fairbanks
Roosevelt
Vatican
Rome
Methodist Society
Ireland Roasts Methodists of Rome
Archbishop Ireland condemns what he calls vile propaganda by Methodists in Rome. He says the pope must avoid any act that could be seen as aiding or approving their tactics in the Vatican Roosevelt incident. Falconi in Washington denounces Methodist agitation as insulting proselytism and blames neither the pope nor the devil for the situation.
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St. Paul
Ireland
Rome
Costa
Falconi
Washington
Methodist
McGee's Baby Elixir Promises Quick Weight Gain
An advertisement urges parents to give McGee's Baby Elixir to infants to boost weight gain, claim it cures stomach and bowel troubles, aids digestion, and relieves fullness during teething. Offered at 25 cents or 50 cents by Dillon Drug Co.
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McGee
Dillon Drug Co
Hayes and Johnson wed in Eugene at eight
Nathaniel G. Hayes and Laura Johnson, both of Eugene, were married at 8 p m on April 2 1910 by Justice of the Peace R L Bryson.
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Nathaniel G. Hayes
Laura Johnson
Eugene
Justice of the Peace R
Bryson
For All Skin Diseases Dr Bell Anticeptic Salve Ad
Dr Bell's Anticeptic Salve advertised as best for all skin diseases in a creamy white ointment. Pleasant to use and each box guaranteed. Price 25 cents.
Roosevelt to Cancel Reception Over Vatican Incident
Col Roosevelt, upset by a Vatican audience dispute sparked by Rev Tipple, called off a reception for the American colony. He refused to be used to disparage the Roman church and directed Ambassador Leishman to cancel the event. The episode fuels press debate on church politics and Roosevelt’s stance.
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Col
Roosevelt
Vatican
B. M. Tipple
Tripple
Tipple
Leishman
Jane
del Vai
Taft
United States
Root
Europe
Americana
Gifford Pinchot
Genoa
Senator Root
Bootlegger fined in Oregon Justice Court
J H Schenck pleaded guilty to selling liquor to railroad laborers on the Nation extension east of Eugene. Judge Hrysom fined 200 and sentenced him to thirty days in county jail for violating local option law. He claimed small quantities to clear it before leaving for Alaska. A deputy sheriff arrested him after a warrant was issued. The piece ends with an unrelated drug advertisement.
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J. H. Schenck
Nation
Willamette
Eugene
Hrysom
Justice Court
Alaska
Sheriff’s sale settles hops yard assets for $215
Sheriff Hown sold 64 bales of hops belonging to DeArmond Hros. who ran the Campbell and Walker hop yard last year to S. H. Friendly and James A. Seavey for 215 dollars to satisfy a judgment. Mrs. Jorsie Gilbert moved to Salem to reside there.
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Sheriff's
DeArmond Hros
Campbell & Walker
S. H. Friendly
James A. Seavey
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