Peruna Featured In Home Remedy Appeals And Testimonials
A column of home testimonials touts Peruna as a remedy for catarrh of the head and stomach. Letters from C Hallock of Antwerp Ohio and William Burke of Philadelphia describe cures after using Peruna, while other customers report relief from cramps, headaches, and ear noises. The notice also promotes Peruna tablets offering the same medicinal ingredients in solid form.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Hallock
Antwerp
Ohio
Allie
City Acquires Willamette Valley Water Plant in Portland Transfers
Eugene completes purchase of the Willamette Valley Company water system for 140000 dollars. The deed transfers Spencer Butte reservoirs, pumping station, riverfront land, pipelines, fixtures, tools, and more. Transfer retroactive to July 1 and profits since then go to the city. A water commission will run operations, with an elective plan favored by Mayor Matlock. Bonds issued at 5 percent fund the purchase.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene
Willamette Valley Company
A. Welch
Portland
Water Company
Spencer Butte
Supreme Court
Matlock
Econicil
Rev D E Loveridge Dies After Sudden Illness
Dr loveridge longtime Episcopal minister near Eugene and Springfield Oregon dies suddenly at 7 am after weeks of illness. Born December 11 1824 in New Milford Connecticut he was nearly 54. Educated at Trinity College Hartford he served as rector at St Marys Portland before retiring to a fruit farm east of the city. Survived by three daughters and three grandchildren with widow Mary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. E. Loveridge
Eugene
Springfield
Daniel Edward Loveridge
New Milford
Conn
Trinity College
Hartford
Cana
Phi Beta Kappa
Episcopal Church
Trinity Church
Portland
Legene
St. Mary
Emily
Roth
Myra
Mra
Love Na Hy
Ridge dies in 103 awaiting daughter Emily in Portland
Ridge died at age 103 with no funeral plans yet. His daughter Emily is expected to arrive from Portland tonight, delaying any immediate arrangements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Idge
Miss Emily
Portland
Marriage at M. E. church and local happenings in Junction City
Marriage bonds two residents, Miss Nelle Thornton and Milton Iles, celebrated Wednesday evening November 11, 1908 by Rev T H Downs. Elmer Dinges to open a moving picture show after remodeling the Arehart building. Hastings guests H C Johnson, E C Johnson and Clarence Aylesworth seek farm purchases. Justice Tower court hears Milne versus Pitney assault case. Pitney fined 225 dollars after Dr Pitcer pleads guilty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
T. H. Downs
Nelle Thornton
Milton Iles
Elmer Dinges
Arehart
H. C
E. C. Johnson
Clarence Aylesworth
Hastings
Ned
Justice Tower
Milne
Joe Pitney
Dr. Pitcer
Regiment Band Planned for Cottage Grove Oregon
The Fourth Regiment Oregon National Guard will add a regimental band in Cottage Grove with Professor Chas Cochran as leader. About 24 to 25 members from Company E will join, meeting regularly to acquire instruments and uniforms funded by the state, with duties including encampment and military functions throughout the year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon National Guard
Company E
Cottage Grove
Chas. Cochran
Western
Oregon
Terry to be assistant U S Treasurer in New York
Washington November 13 The President appointed George S Terry to be assistant treasurer of the United States at New York in succession to Hamilton Fish Terry previously served as assistant treasurer of the Republican National Committee under Treasurer Sheldon A daylight raid on a railroad train carrying about 12 5 million in gold from the Urals to St Petersburg was thwarted by authorities twenty five men formed the band five were arrested one was killed and the others escaped
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo
Terry
U. S
Ashington
D. C
United States
New York
Hamilton Fish
Republican National Committee
Sheldon
Yekaterinsburg
Russia
Ural
St. Petersburg
Four Lane County Men Named for Federal Jury Duty
Seventy householders from Lane County will serve as trial jurors in U S district court in Portland for the November term. Report time for jurors is 2 PM on November 23. The primary case involves the government against J H Parker a Baker City banker indicted for perjury in a mining claim case. Names include Hemen Way and C H Hales of Eugene, William Landers of Cot Grove, and S M Suliers of Low Lane County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States District Court
Portland
J. H. Parker
Baker Ch
deatYoiney Hemen Way
C. H. Hales
Eugene
William Landers
Cot Grove
M Suliers
Low- Lane County
Mes
Indicted in Carmack Murder Case Amid Turbulent Trial
The grand jury returned indictments against Robin Cooper Colonel Dp BA Cooper and ex-Sheriff John D Sharp charging them with the murder of former Senator Carmack in a case that widens the political crime saga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sasbrike
Grand Jury
Robin Cooper
Dp BA
Cooper
John D. Sharp
Carmack
Veatch Building To Rise On Main Street
Cottage Grove reports Oliver Veatch has awarded a contract to Gen Lea to erect a new brick two story building on the fire site. Workmen begin removing charred interior. walls to come down. The six thousand dollar project aims for a modern front with plate glass display, rear warehouse, and added street appeal for Main Street in Western Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cottage Grove Enterprise
Oliver Veatch
Gen. Lea
Veatch
Main Street
Western
Oregon
Oregon Faces Washington In Narrow Football Defeat
Washington defeats Oregon by a narrow margin as a series of strong plays and decisive runs in the second half push the Huskies past the Beavers. The crowd packed the grandstands as both teams endured injuries and tight defense in clear, fast playing conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Oregon
Washington Huskies
Whitworth
McEwen
Oregon Dodson
L. KB. R
Grimm Pinkham
L. T.R
Bakie Gillea
G. KR
Babcock Means
Tegtmeier Newton
Cine
Jarvis Seren
T.L
Banner. Kilts
RBL
Wateon Chandier
Goeeeese
A . Willis Sullivan
L. H.R. Mucklestone
Maine
Gove
Secretary Metcalf Resigns Over Health Crisis
Washington reports Secretary Metcalf of the Navy Department resigned after physicians advised a two month rest. Assistant Secretary Newberry was named acting secretary as Metcalf, struggling with illness, kept to his home while family health concerns dominated his schedule.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metcalf
Washington
Metcif
Navy Department
Newberry
Tie Son
Los Angeles
Empress in Deadly Swoon Reported in Pekin
At a meeting of the grand council the empress is reported to have swooned and by 10 30 p m it is reported that she is dying in Pekin on November 13.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
Grand Council
Emperor of China Dead Rumor Sparks Regency Edicts
Pekin reports swirl around the emperor's death with no official confirmation by 6 p.m. Foreign residents await details as two edicts declare Prince Chun regent and Pu Wei heir presumptive. Dowager empress condition unclear, grand council in conference at 2 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pekin
China
Prince Chun
Pu Wei
Kuang Hsu
Grand Council
Minister Rockhill reports emperor dies in Pekin dispatch
A message from American Minister Rockhill in Pekin dated November 13 reports the emperor dying. The dispatch was sent around 2 PM Pekin time detailing the death of the ruler and the imperial state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wschingon
State Department
Rockhill
Pekin
Grand Duke Alexis Dies in Paris at 84
Paris reports the death of Grand Duke Alexis of Russia uncle to Emperor Nicholas from pneumonia. He had resided in Paris most of his retirement from the navy where he served as supreme director for 24 years.
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Paris
Alexis
Russia
Nicholas
Navy
Fear of business low mood causes Bryan defeat
Mayor J F Reddy, back from New York, argues fear of business disruption and hope for revival shaped Taft's victory. He says Bryan was the popular favorite, but employers’ coercion to avoid shutdowns swayed workers. He cites a Chicago delay that kept Bryan from speaking as a key incident.
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Taft
States
J. F. Reddy
New York
Bryart
Bryan
Chicago
Medford Tribune
Prohibition Fails to Cut Alcohol Sales Across Nation
Washington reports that prohibition has not reduced liquor demand as hearings on tariff revision reveal continued strong spirits and wine consumption. Liquor interests show satisfaction with current tariffs while wine growers and importers dominate the testimony. Tomorrow the Ways and Means committee will address the tobacco schedule.
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Washington
House Committee On
Dr King’s New Discovery Proclaimed Best Cure
W V Henry of Panama testifies to thirty eight years proof that Dr King’s New Discovery cures coughs colds throat chest and lung diseases. The World notes the remedy’s long history and pneumonia prevention. Sold under guarantee at Kuykendall’s drug store 60c and 1.00. Trial bottle free.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
W. V. Henry
Panama
W. A. Kuykendall
Heavy penalties imposed upon land frauders
The Los Angeles land fraud case tied to Curry county Oregon and California citizens ends with Judge Wolverton sentencing Willam H H Smith to 5000 fine and two years in Multnomah county jail. Dr A H Hedderly receives 5000 and six months, Richard D Hynes 2000 and ninety days, William T Kerr 2000, Frank A Stewart 1000, John R Miller 1000, Ames S Johnson 500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland
Los Angeles
California
Curry County
Oregon
United States
Wolverton
Willam HH. Smith
Multnomah
A. H. Hedderly
Multnomah County
Richard D. Hynes
William T. Kerr
Frank A. Stewart
John R. Miller
Ames S. Johnson
Man with Fifty Children Sentenced for Non Support in Taunton
Clement Cunha, 63, father of 560 living children, was sentenced to a year in the workhouse for non support and neglect of his four day old twins. He admitted a history of multiple marriages and numerous offspring, with fifty living children at present. The case arose after he reported a starving woman and newborn twins, revealing his tangled family record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taunton
Mass
Clement Cunha
Cunha
New Hedford
Portugal
Gardiner Pastor Freed on Bonds
Roseburg on November 13 Rev George C Clark alleged to be Rev Mr Summers indicted at Throckmorton Texas in 1904 for obtaining money under false pretenses. He was arraigned before the local justice and placed under bonds of 506 furnished by two Roseburg business men. Next Wednesday set for examination to aid Governor Chamberlain in a Texas extradition requisition now en route to Salem. Local authorities telegraphed Throckmorton for an identity witness slated to arrive in time for the exam.
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Roseburg
George C. Clark
Summers
Throckmorton
Texas
Gardiner
Salem
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William F. Burke
Frankford Ave
Philadelphia
Peruna
C. A. Renstrom
Seventh St
Ogden, Utah
Mr. C. Hallock
DR. Loveridge
Carters
Arters
Junction City
Lane County
Senator Carmack
Veatch Building
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