William Jennings Bryan's Busy Day in Eugene
William Jennings Bryan filled a long Eugene schedule with a noon reception, a Villard hall lecture, a Commercial Club banquet, and a late banquet after, drawing about 1,000 attendees. He praised Jefferson, discussed democracy, compared the Columbia to European rivers, and critiqued Confucius and Chinese religion while noting Roosevelt’s peace efforts and American labor and education advances. Prominent Democrats who accompanied him included Alex Sweek and M. Miller among others.
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Ww. J. Bryan
Eugene
Commercial Club
Nebraskan and & Wilt
Smeede
Brean
Bryan
Alex Sweek
Portland
Democratic State Committee
Mr. Bryan
Jefferson
California
W. F. Matlock
Pendleton Ton
J. O. Booth
Grants Passa
Robert A. Miler
M. A. Miller
Lebanon
W. H. Wehring
Salem
Wiliam Galloway
McMinnville
R. M. Veatch
Cottage Grove
C. P. Houston
Junction
Local Births And Utilities In Junction City News
Born to Mr and Mrs J J Kerr a son on January 23 1907. The 8 P Co contracts with Howard Electric Light for 35 depot lights an all night service to start by February. Woman's Relief Corps elects officers including Esther Strome Margaret Neeves Nancy Rann Bessie Strome Nettie Schenck Stella Cooley Mary Cook Heasie Swarts Elizabeth Parks Salina Allen Mary Moorhead Jesse Berens Hettie Saylor Arvilla Ruff Livia Bushnell Elizabeth Gardner Minnie Sibbets. Times.
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Howard Electric Light Company
Howard
Woman's Relief Corps
Esther Strome
Margaret Neeves
Nancy Rann
Bessie Strome
Nettie Schenck
Stella Cooley
Mary Cook
Heasie Swarts
Elisabeth Parks
Six Boys Die In Dover Factory Fire
Dover New Hampshire January 26 Six boys lost their lives when Mill No 1 of Cocheco Manufacturing Company caught fire. Five hundred workers were trapped causing a panic as some leaped from windows. Firemen rescued others and search efforts recovered six bodies in the mule room.
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N. H
Cocheco Manufacturing Company
Smith tamed tragedy in burning home in Sco ria
Gulfport Mississippi January 26 neighbors found a man William Smith Scranton tied by a woman known as Pinky in a burning building. Smith blocked exit as flames spread guarding the doorway while the woman appeared bound. Both perished in the blaze.
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Gulfport, Miss
Scoria
William Smith
Scranton
Miss
Smith
Dandy for Burns Ballard’s Snow Liniment praised by Dr Bergin
Dr Bergin of Pana Illinois says Ballard's Snow Liniment is a dandy for burns and highly recommended to friends. Farmers face cuts burns and bruises that heal rapidly with its use. Keep it on hand for emergencies. Available at Linn Drug Co in 25c 50c and 1.00 sizes.
Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles
Dr. E. W. Mall of St. Louis offers Texas Wonder for kidney and rheumatic issues with a two months treatment by mail for $1. Sold by Hull's Drug Store. testimonials available on request.
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Dr. E. W. Mall
Olive Street
St. Louis
Hull's
Cure for chil blains and skin troubles advertised
John Kemp of East Otisfield Maine extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for chil blains and salt rheum and claims it cures fever sores ulcers piles burns wounds and frost bites. The ad notes 25 cents at W L DeLane’s drug store and praises Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea at 34 cents. Linn Drug Co.
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John Kemp
East Otisfield
Bucklen
W. L. DeLane
Hollister
Rocky Mountain
Linn Drug Co
Shonts resigns chairmanship talks overtime in Chicago
Theodore P. Shonts announced Wednesday his resignation as chairman of the Isthmian Canal Commission and will address the Chicago Commercial Club tonight. He asserts Panama compares favorably with the United States in sanitary conditions, credits reduced health fears to new sanitary separation of functions, and notes mosquitoes as the yellow fever vector is now controlled.
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United States
Japan
India
Turkey
Chicago
Theodore P. Shonts
Isthmian Canal Commis
Panama
Texas
Last of Famous Field Brothers Dies in Stockbridge
Pittsfield Mass Jan 26 Rev Dr Henry M Field the last of the famous Field brothers died this morning in Stockbridge. The Field siblings included Cyrus W Stephen J and Davie Dudley Field. George Ade's mother Mrs John Ade of Kentland Ind also died today of heart failure.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Henry M. Field
Field Brothers
Cyrus W
Stephen J
Davie Dudley
Stockbridge
George Ade
Kentland
Ind
John Ade
Higgins Improves After Illness Statesman in Olean
In Olean on January 26 former Governor Higgins shows improvement in health. Reports say his condition is steady and he responds to treatment as doctors monitor his recovery.
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Olean
Higgins
Wise Counsel From the South on Kidney Trouble Cure
J R Blakenship of Beck Tennessee extols Electric Bitters as a guaranteed cure for back and kidney distress. He claims initial relief after the first bottle and complete recovery after several bottles, endorsing the remedy. Sold under guarantee by W L DeLano, price 50 cents.
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J. R. Blakenship
Beck
Tenn
W. L. DeLano
Helly Tells of AP Shortage in Rail Trade
Portland reports testimony by George H. Kelly of Booth Kelly Lumber with claims that Southern Pacific and Union Pacific control routings hurt Booth Kelly output. He cites loss of Western ties sales to Rio Grande and Colorado Midland, and a shift of lumber to Eastern markets. Kelley states 1640 cars of lumber on order elsewhere and no empty cars from the South since July, highlighting freight routings and car shortages affecting Oregon mills.
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Interstate Commerce
George H. Kelly
Booth-Kelle Lumber Company
Southern
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Fy Company
Denver & Rio Grande
Colorado Midland Railways
Western Pacific
San Francisco Bay
Coast Mills
Southern Pacific Company
Stockton
Bay Points
Kelly
Four Mil
Busne
Springfield
Wendling and Coburg
Southern Pacific
Colorado
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexico
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Arizona Territory
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Sacramento
Ogden
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Rio Grande
Rai-Road Company
Ogden Gateway
Oregon Territory
Edward Newbegin
Herman Wittenburg
H. W. Goddard
Fletener Linn
A. H. Breyman
Central Oregon
Fletcher Linn
Oregon Furniture Manufacturing Company
Missouri River
Ballard’s Snow Remedy Sold By Linn Drug Co
Advert says ALL THE WORLD is a stage and Ballard's Snow Remedy is superior for stiff joints cuts sprains and pains. Encourages trial bottle purchase with 25 0 percent value. Sold by Linn Drug Co.
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Ballard
Linn Drug Cy
Orville Phelps Dies Near Spencer Butte at 82
Orville Phelps, longtime resident near Spencer Butte, Santa Monica, died December 31 at age 82 after a long life spanning New York birth, Illinois farming days, and service in the Mexican War era under Zachary Taylor. He never married, lived plainly, and was known for firm opinions and kindness. his death closes a quiet 82 years.
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Bern
Spencer Butte
Santa Monica
California
New York State
Phelps
Illinois
Zachary Taylor
Spencer
Santa Monies
Infornia
Harrisburg Personal Notes From Local Visiters
Miss Lydia Davidson went Wednesday to visit with wives and friends a few days. Mrs. B. A. Bemis went yesterday to look after Baptist chart matters. Miss Olive Boggs of Sprish visited uncles Wm. and Leon on the west side river. George Peters and Johns from Booth mill Coburg came for a short visit. Mrs. Elvin Taylor of Coburg and Miss Kitty Baker of Harrisburg visited Junction City. Mrs. A. M. Pryor and Mrs. Pryor went to Springfield to assist with household matters as Cal Pryor moved a parlor to Portland and joined the street line crew.
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Lydia Davidson
B. A. Bemis
Olive Boggs
Sprish
Wm. and
Leon
West Side
George Peters
Johns
Booth Mill
Coburg
Elvin Taylor
Kitty Baker
Junction City
A. M. Pryor
Pryor
Springfield
Cal Pryor
Portland
Brandreth's Pill Esteemed Remedy Through Ages
A historical note extols Brandreth's Pill as a long trusted cure for indigestion and blood impurities. It claims century-long availability in drugstores, with consistent dosing and soothing effects, contrasting it with variable modern remedies and stressing its universal acceptance.
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