Doctor advised operation Galena Kans woman reports cure
A Galena Kansas woman recalls falling last year and developing a painful lump in her side. Doctors reportedly considered surgery for a tumor but Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound allegedly dissolved the lump and eased symptoms. The letter promotes Mrs Pinkham's remedy and invites readers to seek free advice.
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Galena
Kans
Kansas
Depu
Lydia Kilhern
Kana
Lydia
Pinkham
Mres. Pinkham
Lynn
Mass
Body of William Copenhaver Found in River
The missing Springfield man William Copenhaver was found dead in the Willamette River opposite Springfield Sunday afternoon. He had been missing since April 16 and was last seen April 15, with neighbors noting he appeared unsettled. the death is under investigation with questions about whether it resulted from drowning or a personal crisis. He leaves a wife and three daughters, a father and a brother.
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William Copenhaver
Springfield
Willamette River
Geo
Hettieheim
W. C. Lyons
John Bainbridge
Will Gott
Copenhaver
Charles Starr
Hoath-Kelly Lumber Co
Start
Death of Brewer Delays Brewery Strike in City
Andrews Hem rich, a 55 year old millionaire brewer, died in hospital here. His death postponed a brewing workers strike planned to begin today. The Pontiff Company seeks a receiver to take possession and manage the railroad during the sale pendency. Ferna yields readily to Dr Bell antiseptic salve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrews Hembrich
Hosepital
Hemrich
Pontiff Company
Hall's Texas Wonder Kidney Remedy Ad Declares Success
Hall's Texas Wonder has sold for kidney bladder and rheumatic trouble for five years with guaranteed results in many chases and no complaints. Each bottle provides 60 days of treatment as claimed by O J Hull.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
J. Hull
Gohl Trial Opens in Montesano Over Sailor Murders
The Montesano trial of William Gohl begins for the murder of Charles Hatteberg, a German sailor. Prosecutors, led by William Campbell of Hoquiam, present claims Gohl robbed and killed numerous sailors in Grays Harbor over years, amassing an estimated fortune. The body of Hatteberg was found in Indian Creek strapped to an anchor, with six weeks of searches yielding no recovery of Hoffman, another missing sailor linked to the case.
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Montesano
Wm. Gohl
Charles Hedberg
Grays Harbor
Gohl
Sailor's Union For
Charles Hatteberg
Wiliam Campbell
Hoquiam
Hatteburg
Milora
Hattebere
Indian Creek
Dean of
Hoffman
Odd Fellows’ Lodge
Matterberg
Montana
Hateberg
Dean
Seventeen-Year-Old Boy Seeks Annulment in Child Bride Case
Albert J. Carpenter, age 18, sues to annul his marriage to a 14-year-old girl. He claims coercion to wed on November 15, 1909, and that the child born December 19, 1909 is not his. The plaintiff is represented by guardian ad litem through his mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ida Carpenter Dompier
Edward Dompier
Albert J. Carpenter
Dompier
Springfield
J. W. Kennedy
Bert McDowell
Eugene
L. M. Travis
Material raise in freight rates
Washington April 30 railroad freight rates will be materially increased by tariffs filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission by the Western trunk lines. The higher charges affect points on and between the Missouri River and Mississippi River transfers and will raise rates from these points to Atlantic and Pacific seaboard terminals.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Western Trunk Lines
Missouri River
Mississippi River
Pacific Seaboard
Free booklet on rheumatism offered by Dr Shoop
A notice from Yerington's drug store promoting a book on rheumatism and a trial treatment of Dr Shoop's Rheumatic remedy liquid or tablets sent free to sufferers. Well people are urged to share the booklet with those discouraged by rheumatic pain as a humane act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoop
Racine
Wis
Firet
Yerington
For All Bowel Troubles Dr Bell Antic Pain Relief
Advertisement style note stating Dr Bell's Antic Pain offers almost instantaneous relief for bowel troubles and external pains. Mentions Dillon Drug as seller and uses promotional language typical of historical classifieds.
McCarthy Killed After Moran Ring Fight in San Francisco
Tommy McCarthy, lightweight of San Francisco, died from a fractured skull sustained in the sixteenth round against Owen Moran of England. Moran and seconds were arrested. inquest set for May 5. Moran expressed sorrow, claimed the ending was framed and that McCarthy was to be allowed to finish 15 rounds, while fans debate possible impact on Jeffries-Johnson match.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Tommy McCarthy
Owen Moran
England
St. Mary's Hospital
McCarthy
Moran
Jeff Perry
Jimmy Carroll
William
Johnny
Bernard Treanor
Moran-McCarthy
Jeffries
Pug Mist
Conlan
Willie
Johnny McCarthy
Coffreth
April notable month for swell Gotham weddings
New York April brings high society weddings in the Drexel Gould alliance and Eliza beth Morgan’s marriage to DeLancey K. Jay. Other nuptials loom for Peter G Gerry and Mathilda Townsend, heiress and granddaughter of Col. Thomas Scott. Charity work expands as Rockefeller funds Junior Sea Breeze amid urban relief efforts. Sir Arthur Boswell Elliott becomes ninth Baronet of Stobs, with continued Wall Street activity. Grand Central Station faces demolition for a new $108 million terminal amid massive railroad construction.
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New York
Fifth Avenue
Peter Goelet Gerry
Commodore Elbridge T. Gerry
Mathilda Townsend
Col
Thomas Scott
London
D’ Adhemar
Miss Townsend
Gerry
Robert Livingston Gerry
FE. H. Harriman
Liv Ingston
Livingston
John D. Rockefeller
Association For Improving
Sea Breeze
Mr. Rockefeller
Sixty-Fourth Street
East River
Rockefeller Institute
Schermerhorn
Esck
New York Stock Exchange
Arthur Boewell Elliott
Stobs
Arthur
Issac Starr, Jr., & Company
Arthur Elliott
Lilla Burbank
Boston
Gilbert Alexander Boswell
Arthur Ellett
Wall Street
Scotland
Great Britain
Eliotts
Robert Bruce
Hall of Fame
Edgar Allen Pee
Pocahontas
John Smith
Grand Central Station
New York Central Railroad
Lexington Avenue Terminal
Coos Bay Rail Plan Backers Rally Support In Eugene Trip
A Eugene delegation led by M Svarverud F B Kidder and P Ness returned from Coos Bay praising civic backing for a Eugene to Coos Bay railroad. Major L D Kinney’s 250000 share subscription boosts funding, with promises of matching Eugene end investment. Reed of Gardiner offered land rights for a townsite and depot facilities while Florence and Umpqua Lake area seen as future summer resort sites.
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F. B. Kidder
M. Svarvernd
P. Ness
Eugene
Coos Bay
Lane County Asset Company
1 Bay
L. D. Kinney
North Bend
M. Svarverud
Kinney
Rapid
Major Kinney
Reed
Gardiner
W. P. Reed
Umpqua
Florence
Sluslaw
Taft removes two Alaska officials from office
President Taft directed the removal of Daniel A. Sutherland United States marshal for the district of Alaska and John J. Boyce district attorney for the first division of Alaska citing General incompetency. The notice appears in a Washington dispatch dated April 27.
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Washington
Taft
Daniel A. Sutherland
United States
District of Alaska
John J. Boyce
Alaska
Sutherland
Reclamation policy passes its acid test in payment turnout
Washington May 2 The acid test of practicability for government reclamation works hinges on settlers paying water rights charges. About 1 million dollars were due April 1, with most projects showing ability and willingness to meet obligations. On North Platte, Truckee Carson, Okanogan Sunny side, Shoshone Huntley Sun River projects, delinquencies are few and recoverable. 1909 irrigation lands produced value around 14 million with land values rising at least 165 million. Reclamation fund exceeds 60 million with more than 4.5 million in treasury unavailable. The question remains will the money return, indications are yes.
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Washington
Reclamation Service
Big North Platte
Wyoming
Nebraska
Truckee-Carson
Nevada
Okanogan
Sunnyside
Shoshone
Huntley and
Sun River
Montana
United States
Court orders refund of wartime legacy taxes
Washington May 2 The court of claims today rendered a decision holding that a line of tax collections on legacies enacted to fund the Spanish American War should be refunded The decision means the return to taxpayers of about five million dollars
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Washington
Court of Claims
Deaths and Funeral Notices from Oregon Valley Region
Obituaries from April 1910 list Cynthia Belle England of Saginaw Kansas born 1871 died at 38 after brief illness with two children. funeral April 19 at Walker cemetery. Alvin Hills of Jasper died aged 86 with service at Mount Vernon cemetery. Neva Noland of Walla Walla daughter of Captain Noland to Creswell. Mary Brattain of Springfield age 72. siblings C J Brattain bank president and Mrs W Smith. Services scheduled in Springfield and Eugene.
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Saginaw
Oregon
Cynthia Belle England
England
Kansas
G. D. Misner
James England
Walker Cemetery
Jasper
Alvin Hills
Mount Vernon Cemetery
J. W. Perkins
M. E. Church of
Springfield
Walla Walla
Wash
Neva Noland
P. C. Noland
Creswell
Mary Brattain
C. J. Brattain
First National Bank
W. Smith
Eugene
Harbit
Jeffries on McCarthy Death in Cal Sports Tone
Jim Jeffries reacted to McCarthy's death in Ben Lomond California calling it tough on McCarthy's father and an unfortunate accident common in sport and other activities. He avoided predicting impact on his own fight training.
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Ben Lomond
Cal
McCarthy
Jim Jeffries
Jeffries
Boxing tragedy shocks sporting world after death in bout
A prize fight fatality provokes disbelief as experts question refereeing standards. Johnson cancels a public exhibition amid police doubt over regulation violations. Chief Martin warns the town will bear a black eye until officials determine if contest rules were breached in last night's bout.
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Jeffries-Johnson
Johnson
Martin
Thy
Miller Rites Set After Coburg Death
At his Coburg home on April 27 1910 Andrew J Miller aged 77 years dies. Funeral will depart Coburg Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock for Laurel Grove cemetery.
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Coburg
Andrew J. Miller
Laurel Grove
There’s a Reason for Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey
An advertisement extols Dr Bell’s Pine Tar Honey as a cough remedy. It notes growing use and endorses the product, priced or sold by the Dillon Drug Co. This promotion frames the remedy as effective through experience and local availability.
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Dr. Bell
Dilion Drug Co
Albert Wolter Given Death Sentence in Ruth Wheeler Murder
Albert Wolter, convicted of murdering 15 year old Ruth Wheeler, was sentenced to death in the electric chair at Sing Sing during the week of June 6. The condemned man showed little interest during the proceedings.
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New York
aAlbert W. Wolter
Ruth Wheeler
Sing Sing Prison
Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve advertised in Dillon Drug Co.
An old advertisement touts Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve claiming it cures pain and harm less with a five time larger amount not causing one day of suffering. It is sold by the Dillon Drug Co.
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Sutherland
Dillon Drug Co
Patrome
Bethoos
Feary
Wise Dental Co
Falrey
Third
Washington
PORTLEND_ Co
Bitobe, A
Deadays
Nature's remedies and Golden Seal root cures
An advertisement extols Nature as the great teacher for healing. praises boiled water wound care in the Russo Japanese war and promotes Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery a tonic made from Golden Seal root and other plants with glycerine. It cites authorities and urges readers to obtain The People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser by sending stamps to Dr. Pierce in Buffalo New York.
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Naval
Nature
Usu
Nison
Golden
Roberts Bartholow
Jefferson Medical College
Grover Coe
Br. Coe
Hobart Hare
Cversity
Pennsylvania
John M. Scudder
KR. V. Pierce
People’s
Common Sense Medical Adviser
R.V. Pierce
Main Street
Buffalo
N. Y
Morse Fights for Freedom from Prison
Washington May 2 A new bid to release Chas W Morse the New York Ice King who is serving a fifteen year term at At lanta federal prison began in the U S Supreme Court when Attorney Maria W Littetan sought permission to file a habeas corpus petition The appeal contends Morse lacked an impartial jury trial the trial court submitted an uncharged offense and the judge imposed five years beyond the statute margin
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Washington
Chas. W. Morse
New York
Atlanta
Supreme Court of United States
Maria W. Litttetan
Morse
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Lydia E.pinkham
William "Copenhaver
Texas Wonder
William Gohl
Pugilist
McArthy
Fridya
Swell Gotham
Ascest Company
Ballard
Dillon's
Albert Wolter
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