Suffragettes Gain Rehearing Amid Parliament Debates
London dispatch reports suffragettes cheer a second reading of the resolution enfranchising women. The piece notes internal protests over its chances and cites plans by an athletic society allied to the cause to maintain order at meetings. It also mentions Irish tensions and commentary on royal arms and aviation terminology.
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London
Women's Freedom League
Garrud
Miss Kelly
Yarrington
Mr Burns Plans $15000 Social Projects Despite Modest Living
Mr Burns faces socialist critics with a pledge to devote an increase of 15000 to social and economic projects he favors. He continues a simple lifestyle in Battersea, dislikes show, and his wife prefers housework with only a day girl and occasional sorud woman helping.
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Burns
Battersea
Dog Man Reaches Los Angeles In Four-Dog Cart
Willam Brown of St Johns Newfoundland arrives in Los Angeles in a cart drawn by four dogs claiming to complete a 25 000 mile journey within seven years to win a 10 000 wager. He traveled from St Johns through the eastern states then to Europe and Ireland, selling pictures of his outfit to fund passage. He previously won a damage suit against Dr Southworth in Eugene for killing his tame wolf.
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Los Angeles
Willam Brown
St. Johns
Newfoundland
National Sporting Club of Newfoundland
Brown
Europe
Ireland
England
Eugene
Dr. Southworth
Work 24 Hours The Busiest Little Things Ever Aride
An old advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a quick health booster. It claims each pill, a sugar coated globule, transforms weakness into strength and energy into mental power while curing constipation headache chills and dyspepsia. Available for 25 cents at W A Kuykens.
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Dr. King
W. A. Kuykens
Dr Bell s Anti Pain For Internal and External Pains
A historical listing promotes Dr Bell s Anti Pain claimed to relieve internal and external pains. The ad emphasizes household use and broad relief, presenting the preparation as a remedy for various aches and discomforts. No further clinical details are provided.
Guffey Goes To A Receiver In Pittsburg
Col James F Duffy national democratic committeeman and oil magnate Guffey placed under receiverhip to protect creditors assets exceed obligations by millions consisting of stocks and bonds. He says the move preserves value for creditors while allowing orderly disposal without sacrifice.
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Pittsburg
James F. Duffy
National Democratic
Bryan
Denver
Guffey
Associated Pres
Guffey's Financial Distress Ties to Coal Holdings
Guffey faces $6.7 million debts with about $950,000 unsecured as creditors threaten sale of collateral. His assets exceed $17 million, much in J. M. Guffey and West Virginia coal stock. the coal interests control 136,000 acres of coking coal in West Virginia, signaling large leverage in a looming suit.
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Guffey
J. M. Guffey Company
West Virginia Company
West Virginia
Lafayette Nursery Supplies Orchard with 20 000 Apple Trees
The Lafayette Nursery company has a $2800 contract with Pond parties to furnish stock for an orchard tract to be set out with 20 000 apple trees with gooseberries between.
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Lafayette Nursery Company
Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey Adverts Slug Readily Sold
An old style advertisement promotes Bell's Pine-Tar-Honey cough remedy. It urges readers to ask neighbors for the Bell on the bottle and notes Dillon Drag Co as seller, highlighting a common mid century sales pitch.
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Dr. Bell
Dillon Drag Co
Judge Harris quits race for supreme bench
Salem friends in Eugene reported yesterday that Judge Lawrence T. Harris has filed to retire from the race for the supreme bench. He did not explain his reasons, saying he would discuss them in person in Salem. Harris was highly popular on the bench and was expected to receive broad support from the Marion county delegation alongside Judge Burnett Chief Justice Moore and Justice McBride.
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Salem
Lawrence T. Harris
Eugene
Supreme Bench
Harris
Marion County
George H. Burnett
F. A. Moore
Thomas A. McBride
Salem Statesman
BEN WILLIAMS PASSES AWAY NEAR HARRISBURG
Ben Williams died last Friday at his home five miles east of Harrieburg after a nine month illness caused by a brain tumor. A Texas native born February 13 1845 he lived in Colorado then moved to this area a year ago. He married November 15 1880 and fathered nine children five died in infancy. Survived by his wife four daughters at home and others. Funeral at the home Wednesday conducted by Rev Taylor and Rev Jones of Brownsville with interment in Brownsville cemetery.
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Fen J. Williams
Harrieburg
Williams
Colorado
Texas
Taylor
Rev Jones
Brownsville
Bulletin
Nobody Left Unsatisfied With Bell's Pine Tar Honey
Advertises Dr Bell Pine Tar Honey for coughs colds grippe and bronchial trouble. Promotes bottle with Bell brand and Dillon Drag Co as seller.
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Dr. Bell
Dillon Drag Co
Do You Get Up With a Lame Back
An advertisement for Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root promotes a kidney and urinary remedy. It claims relief for back pain and frequent urination, offers free sample bottles and an informational book, and cites a mail order offer from Binghamton New York.
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Dr. Kilmer, & Co
Hinglamton
N.Y
Dr. Kilmer
Binghamton, N. Y
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