Lydia Pinkham Remedies Claim Strong Public Support
A sample testimonial from Knoxville Iowa hails Lydia E Pinkham s Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills as cures for female ailments including displacements inflammation and menstrual pains. The letter asserts personal recovery and urges others to seek Mrs Pinkham s advice at Lynn Massachusetts, free of charge.
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Knoxville
Iowa
Jostow
Mra. Pinkham
Lydia i. Pinkham
Pinkham
Ana Franxa
RF. D
No. 9
Pozyvi.je
Lydia FB
Lydia F. Pinkham
President Weir of Adams Express Dead in New York
Levi C. Weir, president of the Adams Express Company, died in New York today. The death followed shortly after Dudley Evans, president of the Wells Fargo Express Company, who had died the previous night at a local hospital.
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Weir
Adams Express
New York
Levi C. Weir
Adams Ex- Company
Mr. War
Dudley Evans
Welle Fargo Express Company
Transfer of Waterpower Lands From National to States
Washington March 28 the movement for transferring waterpower lands from the national government to the states gained shape as Senator Hinoot introduced a bill. It allows leasing by states rather than sale, transfers land when mineral resources allow, and preserves mineral prospecting. The state may set charges to power companies in ten year periods and no monopoly may lease land. forfeiture follows improper disposition.
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Washington
Hiten
Hinoot
Secretary of the Interior
Atate Ehall
Lower Siuslaw News Notes Full of Local Details and Inquiries
The note sheet mentions cy nor Trice and Wm Hrynd with A. EL. Pickle, clerks Morris and Kyle. The steamer Robarte sailed to Coos Bay, with plans to proceed to Banden for jetty work in lumber and machinery loading. W. Rhyt plans a two week business trip to Eugene and Portland, contemplating a concrete building on Flaree, and a bridge issue on Middle Creek road arose from a fallen post. Florence News notes a log-supported stringer problem causing a bridge weakness after possible decay.
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Cy Nor Trice
Wm Hrynd
A. EL. Pickle
John H. Morris
da Kyle
Robarte
Coos Bay
Beza
Eugene
Portland
H. J Humphrey
Middle Creek Road
Florence
Father and Two Children Murdered in Kansas River Boat Tragedy
Concordia Kansas reports a butchered scene after wealthy farmer Alexander Lindhat and his children, aged ten and eight, were found dead. The children were shot in a Republican River boat during a Saturday outing, while the father’s body was recovered from the river. An apparent suspect, John Nordmark, is in custody amid claims of mental instability following a dispute with Lindhat a week earlier. Officers search for an allegedly insane man seen in the area.
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Concordia
Kas
Alexander Lindhat
Republican River
John Nordmark
Lindab
Death notices from Elmira area in March 1910
Obituary items report Thomas C Cadby dying near Elmira on March 25 1910 at age 64. Mary Ann Cerwenka 31 died after illness in Eugene on March 26 1910. Funeral services were held and interments noted at local cemeteries. Freddie Drew eldest son of Frank Drew died at his father’s Lut on Creek home on March 24 1910 at about 15 years.
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Elmira
Thomas C. Cadby
Inman Cemetery
William Hempy
Mary Ann Cerwenka
Gordon Undertaking
D. J. Trimble
Luton Creek
Freddie
Frank Drew
Vew President for State Board of Agriculture
The state board of agriculture at Zalem Friday elected J. H. Booth of Roseburg president and Mark Hurl vurt vice president. The board inspected the grounds and buildings of the state fair grounds and appointed committees to report later on new buildings and improvements. The premium list will be issued earlier this year and changes in the rules are expected.
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State Board of Agriculture
Zalem
J. H. Booth
Roseburg
Mark Hurlvurt
Ex President Addresses University of Egypt Students
President Roosevelt spoke to University of Egypt students urging action over words and education over merely curricula. He condemned assassination and warned against excuses for violence, stressing durable self government requires long term training and civic responsibility.
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Cairo
Roosevelt
University of Egypt
Calpel
Egypt
Hoonevelt
Outros Pacha
Boundary line dispute between Oregon and Washington
Washington March 24. A joint resolution to settle the boundary line between Oregon and Washington was acted on today by the senate. The jurisdiction of several land tracts at the mouth of the Columbia River is involved.
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Washington
Bold Post Office Robbery in Richmond Va
Richmond, Va March 2 Robbers rifled the post office here last night taking about forty thousand dollars in cash and stamps. Under street lamps the robbers backed a wagon to the door of the post office Saturday or Sunday night, pierced the vault with drills and escaped with more than $20,000 in stamps and $100 in cash. The watchman was undisturbed and the robbery was not discovered until morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Reckless Auto Driving Causes Bad Accident
Mrs. S. F. Harrison was severely injured Sunday afternoon when her buggy was nearly struck by a rapidly approaching automobile at West Eighth and Lincoln. She and Miss Edith Silder jumped clear as the car sped away, leaving the number 1110 unverified. Harrison's leg bruise and torn ligaments will keep her bedbound for at least two weeks. Free Thomas ferried her home and a physician was summoned.
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S. F. Harrison
Weat Fifth
Blair
Police Solve Mystery Or Awful Crime Through Confession
New York reports a 15 year old Ruth Wheeler vanished after seeking stenography work at Albert Wolter's rooms. Katie Miller's testimony links Wolter to Wheeler's death, with police alleging he attacked her, strangled her, and burned the body in a fire grate. Investigators note many missing girls tied to Wolter's address book as they pursue motive and confession.
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New York
Ruth Wheeler
Albert Walter
Young Walter
Wheeler
Miss Wheeler
Katie Miller
Wolter
Albert
Inspector McCafferty
Detective Bureau
Walter
Ruth Wheele
Woaster
Cigar Ordinance Sparks Sunday Openings Across City
All cigar stores kept Sunday hours while a city ordinance against Sunday sales faced challenge. One proprietor Sid Smith kept his billiard room open. Chief Farrington warned him to court. Council may amend the ordinance to permit front rooms to stay open, amid calls from business leaders. Florence festival preparations and a local bridge project update also noted as the week’s local items.
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Sid Smith
Smith
Farrington
Tombe
Thompson& Hard
Survey for new electric line begins in Eugene
The Lane County Asset Co begins the survey for an electric railway between Eugene and Springfield led by engineer Forners and a crew of three. The crew starts at Fifteenth and Willamette, moving east on West Fifteenth street. A steel bridge site will be chosen soon and construction planned for this summer. A coast line survey will follow once the Eugene Springfield line is located, with right of way agents to accompany the surveyors. The project promises to end Southern Pacific dominance and bring rival rail service to the city.
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Lane County Ascet Co
Eugene
Springfield
Forners
Bull
Kcinty
Fifteenth and
Willamette
Fifteenth Street
Beuthera Pacific Company
Wil
Staslaw
Eugene Springfield
Southern Pacific Railroad
Union Strikers Return to Work in Philadelphia
Philadelphia March 28. The sympathetic trolley strike in aid of the trolley men has been officially declared off by the Central Labor Union, prompting a general resumption of work especially in building trades. Tozler Kay sold two Moss avenue and Fast Fifteenth street lots to J H Haggen for houses on each site, and 27 acres at Springfield Junction transferred from Ed Malberg to A H Hinkson. Lane County Asset Company surveyors are at Pileeuth street.
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Philadelphia
Central Labor Union
Tozler & Kay
Moss Avenue
Fast Fifteenth Street
J. H. Haggen
Springfield Junction
Ed Malberg
A. H. Hinkson
Hundreds Die in Ball Room Fire and Panic
In Dekorite a hotel ballroom fire killed two hundred fifty people and injured many more during a village ball. The blaze started when a woman's dress ignited, triggering a panic as guests fled. The roof collapsed, burying victims and trapping others amid the crush at exits.
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Dekorite
Mate
Ifred
Hungary
Prospect of Trainmen Strike on New York Central
New York Central declined to grant wage increases ranging from eight to sixty four percent requested by about 5000 conductors and trainmen. Union presidents warned they would order a strike vote. The company offered eight to twenty five percent.
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New York
New York Central
Nelson May Superintend Citys Electric Plant
Andrew Nelson is expected to be hired to oversee Springfield s municipal electric plant on the McKenzie river. He travels with Mayor Matlock and several officials to inspect the site. Nelson previously ran the Cottage Grove plant and has long worked in electrical work as machinery arrives for the project.
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Andrew Nelson
McKenzie River
Matlock
Gilbert
Garrett, Henderson and Moon
Mannerud
Nelson
Cottage Grove
Springfield
Sudden Frenzy Attacks Farier of Cool County
Marshfield Oregon March 29 rancher Wilson Peterson aged 74 shot his wife twice in the neck and back and tried to kill his daughter aged 20 and Bessie Hope 19 visiting the family before killing himself. The daughters disarmed him after a struggle. Mrs Peterson likely to recover.
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Marshfield
Wilson Peterson
Bessie Hope
Mra Peterson
Peterson
Committees Named for Florence Rhododendron Festival
Florence festival committees announced for May 20 events. Finance led by Kemp, Hollandbeck, Weatherson. Program by Edwards, McVicker, Yates, Yost. Decorating by Pickle, Cox, Bergman, Weather son, Hollenbeck, Behnke, Titus, Kanoff. Clambake by Christenson, Sanborn, Miller. Sports by Bergman, Tanner, Gates. Parade led by Jones, Wolf, Brynd. Queen's Dress by Cox, Kyle. Dance by Kyle, Kyle, Tanner.
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Florence
Ben
D. M. Kemp
W. R. Hollenbeck
W. H.weatherson
Dr. Edwards
Miss McVicker
Edith Yates
T. A. Yost
A. E. Pickle
Percy Cox
John Bergman
Alice Weatherson
Hollenbeck
Behnke
Leonore Titus
Kanoff Clambake
Will of Mary P. Haines Filed for Probate Today
The will leaves $2000 in property to husband W W Haines and on his death to be shared among Aurelia Thompson Jonathan A. Haines Jessie Martin Charles W. Haines Belle Stevens Rebecca Bordeaux and Mary Reid. Jonathan Haines and Grant Thompson named executors but heirs petition court for appointment of W W Haines due to distance.
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Mary P. Haines
W. W Haines
Aurelia Thompson
Jonathan A. Haines
Jessie Martin
Charles W. Haines
Belle Stevens
Rebecca
Bordeaux
Mary Reid
Jonathan
Grant Thompson
Cure of Eczema through Cuticura Remedies
A man describes severe eczema on hands and arms lasting three months with itching blisters and sleepless nights. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Redvent he sees steady improvement, noting cured in a month and nine months clear, with address Cox 16 Somerset St Boston Sept 25 1905.
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Wrelten
Cox
Somerset St
Boster
Rar & Chem Carp
Boston
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Posramo
One
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Free Hour Chemicay Co
Oregon
Wise Dental Co
Tom Hwiilom Incorporated
Lower Siuslaw
VEW President
Wolters
John Targurt
No. 222
John Woehl
Sims
Sivel
George M. Miller
Mapleton
Ten-Mile Creek
Lane County
Yyaquina Bay
Lane County Asset Company
Pileeuth Street
N. Y. Central
A. Nelson
CITY
Farier
Cool County
Cuticura
America
Hanson
East Ninth Street
Land Department
Pacific Coast
Alberta
Idem Carthy
Land Company
Canadian P. Pacific Railway Co. Co
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