Peruna Helps Washington Woman Recover Health
Miss Mildred Keller of 715 13th Street N W Washington D C reports lasting relief from catarrh after using Peruna. She says the remedy helped from the first dose and a few bottles restored her health and appetite. The claim is part of a larger collection of testimonials Dr Hartman receives.
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Mildred Keller
13Th Street
N. W
Washington, D. C
Hartman
Highland
Salem
Man Seeks Refund After Wrong County Marriage License
Frank McFarland of Brownsville asks Linn County for $3 refund after buying a license to wed F. O. Leach of Coburg, then learning Lane County was needed. He paid a second $3 license in Lane County and could not use the first. The Albany Herald notes his request to the county court.
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Frank McFarland
Brownsville
Linn
F .O. Leach
Coburg
Lane County
Lane County Clerk
Linn County Clerk's Office
McFarland
aAlbany Herald
Pursued Victim and Murderer Killed in Presence of Children
New York reports Joseph Schmilowitz of Cleveland shot and killed Mrs Dora Stebel after ten years of unwanted attention. The cabinetmaker had chased the family across cities, and during breakfast at their Brooklyn home he fired, wounding her fatally before escaping until a detective intercepted him. He claimed justice by taking life in return.
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New York
Dora Stebel
Joseph Schmilowitz
Cleveland
Schmilowitzsey
Stebel
Schmilowitz
Town of Shedds Being Rebuilt After Fire
The town of Shedds, which burned last June, is rapidly rebuilt. Davis & Shedds store is rising as a modern brick structure, with a large warehouse finished and in use. Southerland plans a two story dry goods building on the ruins site. William Jackson opens a new hardware shop offering hardware, vehicles, and farming implements. A carload of H. M. Purdy household goods arrives from Granite Falls, Minn, and A. C. Beamer’s goods arrive from the East.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shedds
Davis & Shedds
Southerland
William Jackson
Harvard Falls to Carlisle in Classic Showdown
Cambridge November 9 Carlisle defeated Harvard 23 to 17 in a hard fought football game. Carlisle breezed with strong defense while Harvard struggled to capitalize on scoring chances. The crowd paid high prices to witness the match as Carlisle proved a stubborn foe despite Harvard’s early momentum.
West Pointers Meet Cornell Eleven Today at Point
West Point and Cornell will clash on the local gridiron for the first time in history. The cadets are believed capable of victory as they have not been scored against this year. Expected crowd already rivals the Yale game, with the score so far showing Cornell four Army four at halftime.
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West Point
Cornell
Army
Yale
Idaho Defeated State College at Moscow
Idaho defeated State College in Moscow as a surging crowd packed the arena. The tense battle showcased strong offense from both teams and a decisive finish by Idaho to secure the win.
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Moscow
Idaho
Idaho Triumphs Over Washington State College 5 to 4
Idaho edged Washington State College 5 to 4 in an afternoon football game. Idaho opened with a striking 12 minute first half touchdown on a forward pass Bavidge caught after Small tossed from in play. Washington added a 30 yard field goal by Halm in the second half.
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Idaho
Washington State
Small
Bavidge
Pullman
Washington
Halm
Whitman Defeated by Washington in Hard Football Battle
Whitman College at Walla Walla falls to Washington 12 to 0 in a rugged game. Washington executes a single place kick and a drop while Whitman adds a 40 yard drop kick and two successful drops from fair catches. Whitman gains more yardage but cannot break through Washington's line after both teams exchange possession and field position.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitman College
Walla Walla
Wash
University of Washington
Whitman
Washington
Old Howe restaurant torn for Huhin brick building
The old Howe restaurant structure, among the city’s oldest frame business properties, is being demolished to make way for L. G. Huhin’s new brick building.
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Howe
L. G. Huhin
Oregon-O. A. C. grid classic draws 3000 plus crowd
The Oregon and Oregon Agricultural College football game ended with Oregon 0 and O. A. C. 4. The first half ended 9 to 6 with Oregon showing strong end runs and punt returns. Key players were Kuykendall Clarke and Coleman for Oregon, Jamieson for O. A. C. The crowd exceeding 3,000 filled Willamette Street crowds, with heavy turnout from both sides and many local supporters.
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U. of
O. Oregon
Corvallis
Oregon
Kuykendall
Clarke
Coleman
O. A
Moullen
Clark
Wolf
Idaho
Willamette Street
Portland
Dobbin
Cady
R. E
Moores
Capt
Jamieson
R.t
Pinkham Barker
Dunlap
R. G
Great Egy
Avepie
Tee
Eh Cooper
Zacharias Wolff
Looney
Francis
Cox
Smith
Harding
Reynolds
Obertauffer
Voigt
Dodson
Huston
Hildeburn
Walker
Official GF Defunct Bank Under Arrest
Portland reports the Tithe Guarantee & Trust Company officials facing arrest for accepting deposits while insolvent. J Thorburn Ross president Geo Hill vice president and T T Burkhardt treasurer released on bail after charges filed in Oregon felony case. John E Altchison sought on warrant. complaint cites a $550 deposit on Oct 28. Aitchison to be arrested upon return.
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Portland
J. Thorburn Ross
Geo. Hill
T. T. Burkhardt
Tithe Guarantee & Trust Company
John E. Altchison
Mwn of
Oregon
C. F. Ehman
Ehman
Art
Aitchison
New York City
Deaths and funeral notices from Eugene area
At his home five miles below Eugene A J Black paralysis aged 76 years leaves no relatives Funeral Friday at 16 a m from home to I C I O F cemetery Rev J S McCallum to conduct services At family home Eugene November 7 1907 little daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Young aged one year four months remains taken to Corvallis for burial.
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Eugene
A. J. Black
Wm. Young
Corvallis
Springfield
William McHenry
M. BE
J. A. McHenry
Mia
Minnie Smith
W. A. McHenry
Arkansas
S. A. McHenry
Texas
Meda Watson
Minnesota
R. P. McHenry
Gentry Brooks
Logger Dies After 36 Foot Fall At Shelly Lumber Yard
Drain Oregon November 6 William Da vin about 45 was instantly killed last night when he fell 36 feet from a lumber flume of the Shelly Lumber Company. He and companion Sweet had just returned from Coos Bay and were headed home to Hayhurst valley five miles southwest of here. He leaves a wife and three children.
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Drain, Or
William Davin
Shelley Lumber Company
Sweet
Coos Bay
Hayhurst
Davis
Maloney Family Washing On The Line
Arthur Herbert Osborne, recently linked with Helen Maloney after an elopement claim with Samuel Clarkson, visited the Maloney home and met his wife who married October 28, 1905. Reports say they plan a Catholic remarriage once a dispensation is approved as Osborne has not yet converted. Local kin reportedly gathered to settle the marriage fallout.
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Philadelphia
Arthur Herbert Osborne
Helen Maloney
Samuel Clarkson
Maloney
Osborne
Maloney House
Martin Maloney
Helen
Shaft Down 230 Feet at Spencer Butte Coal Mine
The Spencer Butte Coal Prospect Company reports the shaft at their coal mine has reached 230 feet. Officials expect coal within 15 to 20 days at a rate of two feet daily. Workmen advance through slate as signs indicate nearing coal. A leaf imprint found in rock yesterday suggests ancient conditions.
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Spencer Butte
Births and schedule changes in Eugene headlines
In Brownsville and Eugene two births are recorded on November 6 and 7 1907 to local families. A new railroad timetable shifts the northbound afternoon train to 11 45 am and the southbound to 2 18 pm, with the northbound flyer arriving at 6 27 pm instead of 7 02 pm. The changes take effect Sunday.
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Eugene
Rankin survey crew laid off in Oregon project
About fifteen or sixteen members of C R Rankin s survey team on the Oregon Eastern project arrived in Eugene reporting orders to cease work and lay off the entire crew of fifty or sixty men. The remainder are expected to be cut soon with work likely to resume after financial disruption ends as construction work remains halted by the company.
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Rankin
Oregon
Cascade Mountains
Lane County
Eugene
C. R. Rankin
8. P. Co
Guard
Klamath Falls
Geeter
Surveyors Pushed to Quit Work on Distant Line
Day to the effect that the surveyors were still at work on that end of the line, but it is probable that they, too, have received orders by this time to quit work.
Pehrson Bound Over to Circuit Court
Edward Pehrson, held over after examination before Justice of the Peace Bros, bound over in 600 to await circuit court opening December 2. He allegedly passed a forged $15 check on Roberts Bros and another on W L Souders of the Bon Marche, getting change. John Giblin of the St Charles hotel at Albany testified.
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Edward Pehrson
Roberts Bros
Justice of the Peace Bros
Pehreon
W. L. Souders
Bon Marche
John Giblin
St. Charles
Albany
Pehrson
Cake Opposes Fulton Re election in Oregon Fight
Baker attorney W M Cake, a Rainbow mine stockholder, reports from Baker City that his brother H M Cake may challenge C W Fulton for the U S Senate. Cake hints a possible race could be heated, following his return from Japan.
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W. M. Cake
Oregon
Rainbow
Baker
Baker City
Mr. Cake
Fred W. Mulkey
Senate
Fulton
H. M. Cake
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Carlisle
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J. B. Watt
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Toggery
Isaac Barclay
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Madame Dean
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W. L DeLang
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