Presidential Vice Presidents and Roosevelt’s Path
A Philadelphia minister’s sharp claim about Theodore Roosevelt’s rise to the presidency is weighed against other memories of how Roosevelt became president. The piece notes that Roosevelt accepted second place on the ticket and reflects on the historical role and influence of vice presidents, including the luck of the pistol bullet that propelled Roosevelt into the presidency and the uneasy legacy of presidential successors.
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Philadelphia
Theodore R Roosevelt
United States
Theodore Roosevelt
Republic
Congress
Roosevelt
Specter
State Courts to Be Depended On
Missouri Supreme Court declares that beef trust members must pay a five thousand dollar fine for illegal combination under state law or be barred from doing further business in the state. The ruling argues state courts curb illegal trusts unlike slower federal courts and warns judges the people will replace those who fail in duty.
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Supreme Court of Missouri
Missouri
Washington
Missouri Supreme Court
Note and Comment on Dirt Hauling Regulations
A writer urges banning dirt and manure hauling on business streets. He argues such teams foul roads and create mud and dust, forcing taxpayers to sweep and cart. He suggests using parallel streets instead, as the season dictates timely measures to protect crops from frost risk.
State Senate Approves Three Million for capital
Arkansas lawmakers pass a bill appropriating three million dollars for the state capital. Critics note the sum seems sizable given the state’s overall wealth, labeling the move as ambitious by the Senate.
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Arkansas
Senate
Heavy wagon driver given two year sentence for bicyclist death
A Cheney Washington case ends with the driver of a lumber wagon receiving a two year term in the state penitentiary for deliberately running over a bicyclist, a notably light punishment for the fatality.
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Cheney
Washington
Portland Lewis and Clark Fair appropriation favored
The Register endorses the $0,000 appropriation as favorable and says it should stand, asserting the public will yield a different verdict at the vote. It notes taxpayers understand how their money is raised and spent.
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The
Register
Portland
Port land Farmer Loses Horse After Runaway Crash
A Port land farmer had a runaway that left him without care for his horse and buggy. The buggy was wrecked and the horse killed itself by colliding with a telegraph pole. The farmer walked home.
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Portland
Man in Washington Seeks Administrator Role After Divorce Case
A Washington man, holder of full assurance, sues his deceased wife’s relatives to remove them as estate administrator and seeks appointment for himself. The case highlights a controversial attempt tied to a divorce proceeding and prompts strong public reaction.
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Washington
Coal Strike Commission urged sliding scale on coal price
The speaker denounces a proposed sliding scale tied to coal prices, arguing it would force miners into a robbery of the public and profit from high prices, calling the suggestion unconscionable.
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Coal Strike Commission
Bank of England reports six month profits and dividend
The Bank of England posted net profits of 83,607,299 for the six months ending February 27 and declared a five per cent semi annual dividend. It notes that ten percent profits are very good for a large institution, given gilt edged government securities carry four to six percent premiums for long terms.
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Bank of England
Influx of Black Colonists Alarms Southern California
A Southern California region, heavily Republican, fears an influx of two thousand black colonists already present with fifteen thousand more promised by January. Officials question whether they will accept political equality, noting the climate attracts settlement but asserting the negro will stay.
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California
Jone
Birthday of Wm. J. Bryan Noted For Talent and Fame
Yesterday marked the forty third birthday of William Jennings Bryan a figure long in public view since his presidential candidacy at thirty six. Political rivals and friends alike praise his enduring visibility and influence in public life.
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Wm. J. Bryan
Mr. Bryan
President Roosevelt Defies Senate With Rejected Appointments
The article argues Roosevelt overreaches by sending two appointments back to the Senate after failed confirmations. It stresses the Senate as an independent constitutional branch and contends the president cannot force confirmation. The piece highlights tensions between executive power and legislative checks within the government machinery.
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Roosevelt
Senate
Tomb of Thormes IV Reveals Ancient Offerings Chariot
An investigation near Thebes of King Thormes IV’s tomb uncovered a splendid chariot found by American Mr. Davis. A large chamber houses a granite sarcophagus with Book of the Dead texts, surrounded by smaller chambers whose floors held mummified beef loins, mutton legs, and trussed ducks and geese, offerings from about 4000 years ago.
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Thormes IV
Thebes
Davis
Million Dollar Mining Company Incorporation Filed
Articles of incorporation for the Glenwood Mining and Milling Company were filed in Lane County. Incorporators include Herbert Eakin D G McFarland George McQueen H Louisa Leonard Emil Lindstrom and Fingal Hinds, largely Cottage Grove and Bohemia district residents. Principal office Cottage Grove, capital stock one million shares at 8 each totaling 1 000 000 dollars. Treasury shares 300 000. Objects include mining and banking brokerage activities.
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Daily Guard
Glenwood Mining and Milling Company
Herbert Eakin
D. G. McFarland
Geo. McQueen
H. Louisa Leonard
Emil . Lindstrom
Fingal Hinds
Cottage Grove
Bohemia
Lane County
Douglas Counties
Treasury
Elks Social Banquet and Local Notices
Briefs recap social events and local updates including the Elks Ladies Social banquet, a street sprinkler topic, new store arrivals for W. Sanders, a well attended Christian church market, Cottage Grove Leader improvements, a new proprietor for Roseburg Plaindealer, Knights of the Macabees draft payment, local mail carriers forming an organization, Uncle Sam Garoutte's illness, and ongoing Woolen Mill operations with planned machinery and stock.
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Swell Elks’ Ladies
W. Sanders
Ladies of the Christian Church
McKenney & Holeman
Cottage Grove
W. C. Conner
Roseburg Plaindealer
J. M. Renne
The
Knights of the Maccabees
W. W. Withers
Springfield
Eugene
Mill Street
Chamberlain
Jasper Wilkins
Coburg
W. H. Wehring
Hillsboro
State Board of Agriculture
C. 10
Chorpening
V.i. Chessman
National Organization of Mail Carriers
Dialogue on gender equality sparks wary reaction
A Cleveland Plain Dealer quote shows a man admitting belief in gender equality while privately preferring his wife not to know it, illustrating tension between public stance and private attitude on women's rights.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Two Pools of View
A Brooklyn Life vignette shows a quarrel over temper. He muses aloud that he may have spoken too much while she laments losing her temper and the chance to say more in private. The scene focuses on domestic tension and personal reflections.
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Brooklyn
Golden Wedding at 50th Anniversary in Cottage Grove
Cottage Grove Nugget reports J. H. Shortridge and Amelia Adams celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary last Friday. Married March 15, 1853 on the old Jack Miller farm near Salem Linn county. Attendants included John Harris Samantha lord Grandma Witte I. M. Wagner Turner. He is 72 she 64. friends wish many more years of health and happiness.
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Cottage Grove
J. H. Shortridge
Amelia Adams
Salem
Linn County
John Harris
Samantha
Personal notes and travels around Eugene area
Orville Waller is reported ill. Several residents travel between Coburg Cottage Grove Salem and Portland. Prof L P Snapp attends Oregon Historical Society meeting in Portland. Golf fans enjoy fine weather. Rev Moon and others head to Cottage Grove for concert.
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Daily Guard
Orville Waller
Taylor
Coburg
J. H. Warfield
Salem
Herbert Eakin
Cottage Grove
L. P. Snapp
Everett
Wash
Dr. Lowe
Ashland
Geo. T. Hall, Jr
Portland
Ermine Veatch
Andrews
Albany
J. L. Page
Junction City
J. G. Young
Oregon Historical Society
K.S. Bradley
Sodaville
Will Keefor
C. D. Combs
Audrey Drury
Pleasant Ill
G. L. Lobdell
Fannie McCallum
EL RB
Moon
Courthouse Real Estate Transfers Reported in Oregon Listings
Real estate transfers show numerous deeds in Oregon including W T Cabdirn and Sarah F Cabdirn to O W Hurd in Morse’s addition Florence. Lilly M Hud to O W Hurd with multiple blocks. Ettie Sb Diel receiving 160 acres in township 196 range 14 west. sheriff Fred Fisk conveying 10 acres. Beedict et al to Daniel M Lord and Ambrose L Thomas in Chicago add Florence. Benedict et al to George L Delfenbaugh in Chicago add. many other transfers in Eugene Springfield Florence and Hood areas including lots, blocks, and county land parcels with specified townships ranges and consideration amounts.
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W. T
Sarah F. Cabdirn
O. W. Hurd
Morse’s Ad
Florence
Lilly M. Hud
Morse's al
State of Oregon
Ettie Sb. Diel
Fred Fisk
F. RK. Bull
E. E. Beedict
Daniel M. Lord
Ambrose L. Thomas
Chicago
Kh. E. Benedict
George L. Delfenbaugh
Bik
T. Wo
Julia A. Harris
Chas. Mayhew
Hi. I. Scott
Henry H. Geiger
R. PF. Scott
Eugene
Eis. Amys
Tillie Peterson
Francis V. Canfield
Lane County
BE. BE. Benedict
Geo. M. Miller
F. J. Kobe
Liezie M. Miller
Lester and
Cordelia Reynolds
B. A. Rankin
Spencer Butte Lodge
O. P
Sarah Rankin
Junction Taxes Record Breaker Remitted by W C Washburne
W C Washburne who held Junction precinct tax rolls remitted to Sheriff Fisk on Monday the sum of 3155 15 dollars, a record. Taxpayers who paid on or before the 16th earned a 3 percent discount. The collection accounts for nearly 6 percent of the total, underscoring the financial condition of our people.
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W. C. Washburne
Junction
Telephone to Lorane Cottage Grove Nugget Line
Lorane 12 miles west of Cottage Grove plans a telephone line. Merchant L Pluman leads a subscription effort to raise about 500 dollars, with half pledged already. The line will be independent, renting instruments from Pacific States Co, and connect with the main line.
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Cottage Grove
Lorane
Ll. Pluman
Pacific States Co
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Cures Sore in Five Days
LaGrange Georgia resident P. A. Danforth suffered a six month running sore on his leg. He writes that Bucklen's Arnica Salve wholly cured it in five days. Advertises it as best salve for ulcers, wounds, piles. Cure guaranteed. Sold by W. L. DeLano, Druggist.
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P. A. Danforth
LaGrange
Bucklen
W. L. DeLano
Cottage Grove Band Praised as One of the Best in Southwest Oregon
The Theo Cottagerow band plans to buy peat new aniforma and then perform an appearance equal to the excellency of its music. Cottage Grove boasts one of the best bands in the region and should be proud of it.
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Theo Cottagerows
Cottage Grove
Oregon
Doctor's Guess and Womanly Health Remedies in Ad
A persuasive health ad argues Turkish and American modesty harms diagnosis. It promotes Dr. R V Pierce's Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery for womanly diseases, with patient testimonials praising restored strength, nerves, and health after treatment.
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R. V. Pierce
Buffalo
Pierce
the Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Tate
N.Y
MW. Y
Y.o
C. N. Ander
Rocktridge Baths
Rogkbridge Co. Va
Ready to Take Charge at Wuller and Peter
A brief note implies readiness to lead at Wuller and Peter with an assertive stance. No further context or dates are provided to identify individuals or events.
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Wuller & Peter
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Wm. Kyle
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David Link
John S. Orth
Jackson County
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Grandpa Mulkey
Asa Dranstetter
Lizzie Mitchell
LaCamas
J. T. Bailey
Shaw
Prairie City
J. F. Amis
W. A. Mc
W. H. Byrd
Wm. Brown
Eugene Friends
Growneville Times
Tom Sterling
Hawley Farm
W. HL. Davison
Herrisburg
Mis. Fannie McCallum
E. Fh. Moon
Martha A. Bushnell
John HB
Henry A. Sowell
U.S
Walter I. Scott
Peter and
Laurine Johnson
Claus Jensen
Hood
Mia
J. J. Schnetyer
Pontiac
Livingston Co
Common Sense
Drr. Pierce
Dr. Pierce
L. DeLano
B. F. Dorris
Wigan
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