Great Parliament Fight in Old England Follows Lords Clash
London reports a watershed moment as Parliament faces sustained conflict with the Lords over tariff reform free trade and social measures. Focus shifts to Lloyd George budget and Liberal prospects ahead of elections with Asquith leading the party.
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WLSA
LORDS
Hill
London
Klaxg Howard
Great Britain
Eaborites
House of Lords
Asquith
Labor Party
Henry Campbell-Banner- Mfan
Asquath
Lloyd- George
Lloyd-George
Jennier Asquith
Liberal Party
Adam Smith
Commons
Gladstone
Taft Special Message Backed Railroads Charter Reform
President Tafts message to Congress outlines amendments to interstate commerce law for stronger federal railroad supervision and a federal incorporation act. He proposes no Sherman anti trust changes but urges new federal charters under conditions to avoid broad investigations that could harm prosperity. The message was referred to the appropriation committee. A New York representative proposed excluding the forest service from a joint interior department probe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Taft
Congress
House
Senate
Appropriation Committee
Forest Service
Fitzgerald
New York
Interior Department
Forestry Service
Brownsville Citizens Demand Earlier Trains
Brownsville Oregon residents at a Commercial Club meeting condemn current Browns ville Albany train service. A committee will draft resolutions for Southern Pacific officials calling for improved schedules to enable same‑day delivery to Portland and prevent loss of trade before warmer weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Commercial Club
Albany
Southern Pacific
Portland
Halwey
Coast Lighting Co seeks agents for new gasoline lighting system
In a promotional notice Coast Lighting Co of Seattle promotes exclusive territorial rights for an instant or high low hollow wire gasoline lighting system. The ad targets stores and homes and lists 2238 Second Avenue Seattle Washington as contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coast Lighting Co., Inc
Second Avenue
Seattle
Wash
Cottage Grove celebrates high school debate victory
Cottage Grove Oregon residents cheered Saturday as six high school pupils triumphed over Junction City and Springfield in a debate. Benjamin King led the team, carried on classmates shoulders to Phillips Hall, while Misses Allie Phillips Myrtle Kern Gladys Farley Armorald Sutliffe and Myrtle DeSpain rode in a carriage drawn by high school boys.
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Cottage Grove
Junction City
Springfield
Benjamin King
Phillips Hall
Allie Phillips
Myrtle Kern
Gladys Farley
Armorald Suteliffa
Myrtle DeSpain
R. M. Veatch
United States
O. M. Kem
Nebraska
J. N. Jones
F. H. Rosenberg
F. B. Phillips
C. C. Hazelton
Messrs. Sutcliffe
Adams and Elkins
E. K. Barnes
Inlow
Dr. Wood
Springfield Junction
Jefferson
Lebanon
Corvallis
Salem
Albany
Eugene
Armer Suteliff
Ren King
Myrtle Kerr
Junction City Resident Active in City Today
Cc E Bailey of Junction City was in the city today, engaging with local venues and observing ongoing civic activity. The report notes Bailey’s presence as part of routine city chatter and public interest.
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Cc. E. Bailey
Junction City
City
Northwest Farm Center reports $404 million in market farm products
Spokane report shows 211000 farms across Washington Oregon Idaho and Montana produced 404 million dollars in 1909 up 75 percent since 1904. Wheat tops output with 75 million bushels total. other crops include fruit oats barley rye hay and dairy products.
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Spokane
Wash
Washington
Oregon
Idaho
Montana
Iour
Ile
Inland Empire
Oregoon
North
Cenare
United States
Rev E L Jones Buys The Albany Herald
Rev E L Jones former Albany resident and recent Portland newcomer purchased the Albany Herald plant from W A Shawman of Oregon City. He assumed charge today. Jones studied at Albany College and served as pastor of the Evangelical church in Albany before joining a Portland real estate firm last year.
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Albany, Or
E. L. Jones
Portland
Albany Herald
W. A. Shawman
Oregon City
Jones
Albany College
Evangelical Church
Jacobs Stine
Walterville Items Special Correspondence
Weather relief for farmers as rain arrives in Walterville. School resumes after vacation. Misses Stacey return to Creswell, Aaron White teaches in Blue River, and Ed Cooper travels to Eugene. Deerhorn district votes twelve mil tax for a new schoolhouse. County court decision on road width prompts mixed opinions. Local social events end with a runaway carriage incident but no injuries.
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Walterville
Stacey
Creswell
Aaron White
Blue River
Deerhorn
Peple
Census Enumerators Paid by Visit Count in Sparse Districts
Washington January 10 census enumerators in sparsely settled districts shift from payment by district to pay according to number of persons visited.
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Washington
Greenland
Typhoid Deaths Rise in Salem Oregon
Salem reports 185 typhoid cases citywide with a rising death count likely to exceed 16, while Marion county records 199 cases to date. Health officials blame contaminated water from a slough intake and note infections also in surrounding towns and months.
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Salem, Or
O. B. Miles
Marion County
R. D. Byrd
George F. Rodgers
Salem
Crib
Assault with a dangerous weapon case shifts venue in coastal court
Berry Bray was arrested in Heceta on an assault with a dangerous weapon charge after a rock struck A. W. Stonefield. The case moved from Justice Severy in Florence to Heceta precinct. Bray posted 240 dollars bond and awaits trial as Stonefield’s condition is monitored by a physician.
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Bray
Stonefield
Heceta
Florence
Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Corvallis Resident
Eugene readers have seen repeated praise for Dean's Kidney Pills. J W Ingle of Corvallis Oregon reports relief from a four year kidney issue after starting the pills and recommends their use. He recalls prior unsuccessful remedies and notes lasting benefit. Ingle reiterates the endorsement given in 1907 and 1909. Sold by Foster Milburn Co New York agents for the United States. Remember the name Doan's and take no other.
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Eugene
Dean
J. W. Ingle
N. Third Street
Corvallis
Ore
Ingle
Foster-Milburn Co
lMatro New York
United States
Doan’ S
Lane County Fruit Growers elect officers and meet at courthouse
The Lane County Fruit Growers Association held an all day session at the courthouse electing officers and board of directors for the year and hearing reports. The afternoon included a general discussion led by Booster D C Freeman and a proposed mammoth apple fair similar to Spokane with support from the Commercial Club and Fair Association. Attendees included H F McCornack J Beebe and J O Holt among others.
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Lane County Fruit Growers Association
H. F McCornack
Holt
H Fr. McCornack
F. B. Chase
M. H. Harlow
H. A. Bower
Gee
A. Dorris
H.C. Bushnell
J. Beebe
Ernest Miller
J. O. Holt
Portland
Booster D. C. Freeman
Mr. Freeman
Magenee
Lane County
Fo M. Wilkins
Spokane
Lane
Hood River
Commercial Club
Fair Association
J. P. Tallman
WH. FL McCornack
H. A Rower
T. F. Murphey
David Alene
T. Cc. Moffit
L. B. Rossman
C. O Bartholomew
J. N. Edwards
C. FE Woods
H. Stanley
V. C. Frederickson
L. C. Hughes
Geo. A. Dorris
J. W. Pixley
M. H Harlow
J. DD. Speier
F. M. Wilkins
D. C. Conger
F. Miller
J W. Chase
F. 8. Chase
F. B. Marlow
John Thramer
N. A. Emery
J. W Bertsch
C. A. Wooley
C. A. Walker J. Beebe
Dougal
Interscholastic Debate Set for Eugene Next Friday
Debates will decide the Eugene Albany and Salem division of the state league. Salem faces Eugene here with the affirmative team while the local negative travels to Albany. The question asks if the United States should adopt a banking system similar to Canada.
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Salem
Albany
Eugene
United States
Canada
Kellemen
Humbert
Cottage Grove
Harold Young
Cardinal Satolli Dies After Prolonged Illness
Rome Jan 8 Cardinal Satolli died at 4 AM after a long decline. The eminent prelate had appeared beyond recovery for weeks and the last rites had been given days ago. His death came as a peaceful and gradual sinking.
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Rome
Cardinal Satolli
New Law Partnership Formed In Eugene With Noted Alumni
Richard Shore Smith, former football star at Oregon and Columbia, plans to move from Klamath Falls to Eugene to practice law with A. C. Woodcock. The partnership begins March 1, as Woodcock’s partner EF. O. Potter departs for a European trip next month.
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Richard Shore Smith
University of Oregon
Columbia University
New York
Eugene
Klamath Falls
A.C. Woodcock
Smith
Europe
Millers Leave for Los Angeles and Hebekah Notes
Junction City notes Mr and Mrs G C Millers trip to Los Angeles for several months then to Heppner where Miller farms a large tract. Mrs Stella Cooley elected Hebekah president with Mrs M T Cook as chaplain at Eugene convention. Clare Lee celebrated 21st birthday with surprise party. Postmaster Martin recovering from pneumonia after ten days illness.
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G. C. Miller
Los Angeles
California
Heppner
Stella Cooley
Hebekah
Eugene
Cooley
M. T. Cook
Clare Lee
Martin
Dr Shoop’s Restorative and New Discovery Advert
An old style medical ad touts Dr Shoop’s Restorative and New Discovery as cures for colds grip and lung ailments. It claims rapid relief by targeting nerves rather than stomach or heart, with testimonials and a price of 1.00 and a sales guarantee from W A Kuykendall. Ends urging readers to buy from druggists.
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W. A. Kuykendall
Mrs Evans Goes to Brownsville to Visit Ill Father
Mrs Emma Evans travels to Brownsville to be with her father Andrew Grows who is reported very ill and not expected to recover.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma Evans
Brownsville
Andrew Grows
Governor Benson Names His Staff
Governor Benson announced a detailed staff for the National Guard including Captain Curtin B. Winn as Commissary of the Third Infantry, Colonel Cecil Hl. Bauer in the Advocate General's department, Major M. Ht. Silis in Albany as Surgeon General, Colonel Thomas Perkins of Portland as Commissary-General, and Captain Samuel White of the Third Infantry along with aides First Lieutenant John B B Hibbar d Third Infantry Lieutenant Colonel John M. Williams of the Fourth Infantry Eugene and Captain Keorne B E Mouck of the Fourth Infantry Kuseburs in attendance in Salem Oregon January 10.
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Salem
Henson
Nation Guard
Curtin B. Winn
Third Infantry
Cecil Hl. Bauer
M. Ht. Silis
Albany
Thomas Perkins
Portland
Samuel White
Daker Chy
Alhon
John BB. Hibbard
John M. Williamse
Eugene
Keorne BE. Mouck
Kuseburs
Water pipes burst delaying motel building completion
A report notes several hundred dollars was lost due to a water pipe freezing and bursting during a cold spell at a new Motel Cabore. The water was not shut off as required, causing damage and blamed on those responsible for the building’s erection and duties.
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Cabore
Saved at Deaths Drive Cure by Electric Hitters
Murray W Ayers of Tran alt Bridge No Y was near death from virulent liver trouble and severe weight loss. He credits electric bitters with saving him after doctors failed. The tonic reportedly purged 40 pounds and restored health. Sold for 50 cents at W A Kuykendall.
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Murray W. Ayers
Tranalt Bridge
Matehleas
W. A. Kuykendall
Amputated Arm In Wendling Work Accident
J. W. Flint of Hoath-Kelly Co. Wendling lost his arm at the elbow in a donkey engine incident. His arm was caught near the machine, he was rushed by train to Springfield where an ambulance took him to Kuagene hospital. He is reported to be improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Flint
Hoath-Kelly Co
Wendling
Kuagene Hospital
Springfield
Shoop’s Cough Remedy Promises Safe Child Relief
The tender leaven of harmican lung healing mountainous shrub gives De Shaopy's Cough remedy a marvelous curative proportion. Nekling or distressing cough quickly yields to the beallox soothing a gyglen of this splendid proscription. Shoop's Cough Remedy is safe and good for children, contains no opium or harmful drugs. Mothers should demand safety and tell others no if other remedies are offered. Sold by all dealers.
Kasparilla Promises Remedy For Digestive Ailments
An advertisement extols Kasparilla as a comprehensive tonic for digestive disorders. It claims to balance the stomach and liver, improve appetite, relieve sourness and constipation, and reduce headaches and backache. The copy promises refunds if not satisfied.
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Cumaucan Cc
Oregor
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