Women Who Believe in Peruna Prominent Milwaukee Testimony
A Milwaukee woman Mrs. F. E. Henderson testifies that Peruna improved her health after years of easy colds and catarrh. She notes better appetite, resilience to cold, and overall vigor. The advertisement extolls Peruna as a trusted medicine and claims many women testify to its benefits. Additional testimonials from Miss Lillie C. Martin and Miss Helen Sauerbier claim digestion and cold-related symptoms improved after using Peruna.
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F. E. Henderson
Ninth St
Milwaukee
Wis
Peruna
United States
Helen Sauerbier
Main St
St. Joseph, Mich
Peruna Tablets Offered After Two-Year Research
Dr Hartman and his Instants announce Peruna in tablet form for those who avoid liquids. Each tablet equals a standard dose and contains the medicine’s ingredients. Mrs Josephine Holst of Portland Oregon reports dramatic relief from throat catarrh after two weeks and complete elimination in just over two months.
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Hartman
Josephine Holst
Portland
Ore
Lynch Murderer in Minng Town Lynching in Skidoo Cal
Rholite Cal Apr 23 Joe Simpson who killed James Arnold on Sunday was lynched at Skidoo last night A small band overpowered the sheriff s guard and hanged the prisoner to a telegraph pole Simpson a gambler had beenBaned to the cross arm pole Sunday after he attempted to shoot Cashier Dobbs of the Southern California bank at Skidoo He had a notorious reputation and was indicted before threatening Dobbs and killing Arnold in a ruthless fashion Arnold a butcher with mine interests had helped prosecute Simpson Justice of the Peace had led prosecutions The lynching is applauded by locals.
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Rholite
Joe Simpson
James Arnold
Skidoo
Cal
Simpson
Dobbs
Southern California
Arnold
Justice of the Peate
May purchase of big interest of D. C. & N. Co.
Oscar J. Smith Reno J. B. Ware Chicago and H. F. Col San Francisco travel to San Francisco to arrange a probable purchase of Oregon Coal and Navigation Company assets including steamship Plant Libby mine and Marshfield waterfront land. Deal valued around 540000 with Libby mine and nearby lands eyed for rapid development. local officials and investors discuss impact on Coos Bay economy.
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Oscar J. Smith
Reno
Nev
J. B. Ware
Chicago
H. F. Col
San Francisco
Organ Coal and Navigation Company
San Francis 9
Coos Bay
Marsh
Smith
Collett
Libby
Mr. Smith Thom
Ray “Fe
Joan
Frode
Sant' Sto
Jury Finds Banker Ross Guilty After Brief Deliberation
Salem documents show banker J Thorn burn Ross found guilty by a jury at four this afternoon after a short period of deliberation. The verdict caps a case that drew local attention and included testimony from multiple witnesses.
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Salem
J. Thornburn Ross
Banker J Thoburn Ross case heads for jury in Satem
Arguments in the case of J Thoburn Ross the banker accused of wrongfully using state school funds deposited with the Tithe Guarantee Trust Company are progressing. It is expected the case will go to the jury late this afternoon with State Treasurer Steel as principal witness who failed to recall many details of his dealings with the defunct bank.
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Satem
J. Thoburn Ross
Tithe Guarantee & Trust Company
Steel
Federal funds apportioned to counties for acreage
The total amount to be apportioned is 74011.17 dollars and the per acre share is derived by dividing by 66 957 760 acres, yielding the apportionment figure used across the state.
Miner Property Sells for Three Thousand
The E. B. Miner residence on the corner of West Sixth and Washington streets sold to J. N. Cole and Mitchell & Garrett for $2000. The quarter block was divided with Cole taking the north half and Garrett & Mitchell the south half. Garrett & Mitchell then sold Julia Jacobs’ Cheshire and Washington streets lot to Fred L. Drew and Elmer T. Smith, Eugene Lumber Co employees, who plan to build later. exact purchase price not released.
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E. B. Miner
West Sixth
Washington Streets
J. N. Cole
Mitchell & Garrett
Mr. Cole
Garrett & Mitchell
Fred L. Drew
Elmer T. Smith
Julia Jacobs
Cheshire and
Eugene Lumber Co
Fulton congratulates successful rival for senator nomination
United States Senator Charles W. Fulton writes to H. M. Cake congratulating him on the nomination and offering support. Fulton believes Cake will be elected and notes his departure for Washington to resume duties. He plans to tackle the railroad land grant resolution upon return.
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United States
Charles W. Fulton
H. M. Cake
Fulton
Cake
Washington
Portland
Mr. Cake
East
Co. W. Fulton
Senate
Portland Telegram
Coleman Elected as Delegate to Conference
In Salem on April 3, word reached friends that Dr. J. H. Coleman former Willamette University president has been elected as a delegate to the general conference from the Troy conference meeting at Saratoga. His name is also noted as a candidate for bishop at the general conference in Baltimore in June. His election after six years away from the West marks high local regard and support from his backers.
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Salem
Friends of
J. H. Coleman
Willamette University
Troy
Saratoga
Coleman
Baltimore
Marriage ceremony nullified in Oregon case
Louisa A Betten sues in circuit court to declare her marriage to David B Parmenter void, a union solemnized in Eugene on October 21 1907 by Rev M C Wire. Parmenter, previously tied to a divorce case and a missing bond, allegedly misrepresented his single status and wealth to lure Betten from North Dakota to Oregon.
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Louisa A. Betten
David B. Parmenter
Eugene
Rev
MC. Wire
Parmenter
Walker Station
Oreson
North Dakota
Ele
Oregon
Mev. M.C. Wire
International law theme of speech by Elihu Root
Washington reports the American Society of International Law opening its annual meeting with Secretary of State Elihu Root delivering an address. He argues world law relies on public opinion, which grows more humane, and notes sanctions exist for international law akin to municipal law though less explicit, with nations aligning conduct to reasoned public judgments.
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Washington
American Society of International Law
Elihu Root
Root
Cag Io- Met
Decalogue of Principles in 1776 Declared International Law
The passage presents a dual assertion: a historic pledge to declare principles of government in 1776 and a call to spread among peoples a just view of international law. It argues that global opinion should support lawfulness and that national conduct must conform to this universal standard.
Stage Company Sued for 801000
Portland April 23. C W Maynard of Olympia and Chehalis files suit in the United States circuit court against the Umpqua River Steam Navigation Company of Gar diner Oregon for 61000 personal damages. He claims a March accident near Scottsburg Oregon caused permanent injury to his left arm and lasting illness after the stage overturned following driver carelessness. He was six weeks in North Pacific sanitarium Portland and has remained sick since. He was en route to Marshfield from Drain. W F Jewett is president and O B Hinsdale secretary and treasurer of the stage company’s owners.
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Portland
C. W. Maynard
Olympia
Chehalis
Washington
Umpqua River Steam Navigation Company
Gardiner
Oregon
United States
Scottsburg
Maynard
North Pacific
Marshfield
Drain
W. F. Jewett
O. B. Hinsdale
Junction City Seeks More Electric Lighting
Ralston Electric Supply Co plans a large wiring program in Junction City to illuminate business and residential districts. A force of workers is expected to begin within a week, after Olbank Co previously handled available lights. R. D. Robinson visited last week to outline the project and street work, with many businesses and homes already requesting lights. The council anticipates ongoing activity for a week or more.
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Ralston Electric Supply Co
Junction City
Olbank Company
R. D. Robinson
Junction
Albany Herald
Abolish Merry Widow Hats In Church
Burlington New Jersey April 22 local churches propose a ban on Merry Widow hats during services. Pastors say fewer men attend as big hats rise and the style risks driving male members away. Ushers struggle to seat Easter congregations as crowded pews fail to accommodate all.
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Burlington
N. J
Democratic Ticket Wins in Louisiana Governor Race
New Orleans reports show Democratic nominee Jared Sanders and the full ticket winning by large majorities in the state election. About 60,000 votes were cast with Republican Henry N. Pharr below 10 percent. Prohibition results in four parishes suggest a near even split.
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New Orleans
Jared Sanders
Henry N. Pharr
Pendleton man W H Lytle visiting Eugene for a few days
W H Lytle of Pendleton is in Eugene for several days. He is staying at a local lodging and plans to visit nearby sites and meet acquaintances during his time in the city.
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W. H. Lytle
Pendleton
Eugene
Lane County Democratic Central Committee Meets in Eugene
The Lane County Democratic Central Committee met at the law office of L M Travia in the Eugene Loan & Savings building at 10 o clock. Members and candidates for county offices were present. They ratified re electing officers M Travis as chairman M Wallis as secretary and S B Spencer as treasurer. The committee agreed to adopt Statement No 1 as the main issue on the legislative ticket and empowered officers to select county delegates for the Portland safe convention and instruct Oregon delegates to support William Jennings Bryan at the Democratic national convention.
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Lane County Democratic Central Committee
L. M. Travia
Eugene Loan & Savings Bank
Ts. M. Travis
M & Wallis
Portland
Oregon
Willian Jennings Bryan
Homie
Tor Preston
Pleasant Hill Cemetery fence plans approved by directors
Pleasant Hill school directors vote to erect a woven wire fence around the cemetery. A public petition drew donations, and supporters are urged to leave contributions at the First National Bank with Darwin Bristow for cemetery upkeep.
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Pleasant Mid
Pleasant Hill
Darwin Bristow
First National Bank
Forest reserve civil service exam under way at armory pavilion
The Civil Service examination for forest reserve positions is being conducted in the armory pavilion today by Supervisor C. R. Seitz. Seventeen pages list participants and there were originally seventy informal applicants, though only 32 were present at start. Written work ends today. field work begins tomorrow and lasts about two days.
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Armory
C. R. Seitz
Umpqua
Tillamook
Armory Pavilion
Overton Dowell
George A. Lewis
John Durlam
Homer Stimpson
M. W. Meade
John Steers
Smith L. Taylor
James L. Furnish
Ralph Taylor
F. P. Hill
Charles T. Beach
A. O. Knowles
H. E. Warner
Harrisburg Notes Local and Personal Visit round trips to Eugene and Springfield
Miss Ollie Cunningham visits Springfield this week after going to the eowmill city Monday. Prof F F Cooper and wife visit relatives in Eugene late last week. James Douglas visited Eugene and Springfield yesterday to see friends and manage business. Ralph Shisler from Eugene visits relatives, attends Eugene Business College. Oscar Scott at Eugene returns home after grippe recovery. W J Wright and Walter Scott tour Eugene for a brief wellness trip and city view. Mr and Mrs L A Tobias and children of Marcola visit Harrisburg yesterday before continuing to Portland to visit friends.
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Ollie Cunningham
Springfield
Eowmill City
F. F. Cooper
Eugene
James Douglas
Ralph Shisler
Eugene Business College
Oscar Scott
W. J. Wright
Walter Scott
L. A. Tobias
Marcola
Portland
Manila Fortified Sea Power: U S Aims in Far East
Manila April 23. Reported policy of the United States to erect an unbreakable fortress and build a supreme naval power in the Far East. Observers note the plan to move the base from Olongapo to Manila Bay, bristling with 14 inch guns. Cavite base under construction to command open door in China.
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Manila
United States
Far East
Olongapo
Manila Bay
Novos Vremya
Sam Ia
Cavite
China
Kilmer’s Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Ad
An old advertisement touts Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a universal kidney remedy. It claims kidneys affect overall health and urges readers to start treatment, noting a free pamphlet and the product’s availability from druggists in a one dollar bottle and special offers.
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Kilmer
Kili & Co
Hingers
Burt
Ulfwhotton
Wn.y
Squirrel Pest Warfare Promoted by Poison Claim
An Oregon company promotes Woodlark's Squirrel Poison for exterminating gophers sage rats and prairie dogs by killing females before birth to reduce future pests. It claims absolute effectiveness, no mixing required and moisture does not reduce strength with a money back guarantee. Portland firm Cuumicat Co. stands behind the product.
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Cuumicat Co
Portland
Oregon
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