Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound Promises Relief
Milwaukee woman credits Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound with curing severe female ailments after doctors advised surgery. She reports back pain relief and improved health, urging others to seek advice from Mrs. Pinkham of Lynn Mass. The letter emphasizes many grateful testimonials and free guidance for sick women.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkhar
Pinkhams
Lydia
First St
Pinkham Medicine Company
Lynn
Mass
Lydia BK. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Big offers for fight coming fast in early open
San Francisco reports a surge of offers for the Jeffries Johnson fight as James W. Coffroth arrives in New York with a $50,000 purse. A telegraph from Sidney Heater in San Francisco proposes $75,000 or 15 percent of the gate and 56 percent of the moving picture profile. New York sees rising bids led by the Mission Athletic club. A separate bid of $60,000 emerges from Joseph Miller of the 101 ranch in Oklahoma.
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San Francis
New York
James W. Coffroth
Chiahon
Jeffries Johnson
Joseph Ie Miller
Bliine
Oklahaia
Divine healer identified as Chas McLean
In Hastings Nebraska on October 25 a photograph in the possession of Hector McLean, brother of Charles McLean also known as Schlatter, identifies the dead man. Hector had not seen his brother for 36 years and knew nothing of his wanderings or his role as a divine healer. The funeral was attended by Hector McLean and a few newspaper men.
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Hastings
Hector McLean
Charles McLean
Schlatter
Lipton to Challenge for America's Cup Again
Sir Thomas Lipton arrived in New York declaring he is red hot for another challenge to the New York Yacht Club to lift the America's Cup.
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New York
New York Yacht Club
Sir Thomas Lipton
Old-Time Depot Agent L G Adair Dies in Eugene
L G Adair longtime Southern Pacific station agent in Eugene died at his home Sunday at 11 a m He was born in Indiana in 1840 and would have turned 69 next Thursday Married in 1867 he moved to Oregon in 1873 first settling Salem and came to Eugene in 1877 He served the railroad until 1906 and will be buried in Salem Funeral services will be conducted by Rev H M Mount and Rev Knight with viewing times noted
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L. G. Adair
Southern Pacific Company
Fugene
East Seventh
Oak Streets
Indiana
Richmond
Sarah E. Clawson
Oregon
Salem
Eugene
Adair
H. M. Mount
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Knight
Perry Davis Painkiller Endorsed As Time Tested Remedy
At this season coughs are prevalent and Perry Davis Painkiller is recommended as an effective, easily obtained remedy. The article claims a seventy year track record and usefulness both internally and externally, with grateful recollections from users and inventors.
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Perry Davis
Taft to descend Mississippi by steamboat from St Tanik
President Taft plans a Mississippi voyage beginning October 25 from St Tanik to New Orleans aboard a steamboat. He will stop at Cape Girardeau Cairo Memphis Natchez Vicksburg and other ports to deliver speeches. Valley residents expect the river to be a major commerce outlet once the Panama Canal opens, and want improvements made.
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Taft
Mississippi River
St. Tanik
New Orleans
Cape Girardeau
Cairo
Memphis
Natchez
Vicksburg
Polots
Aml
Mississippi Valley
Flint
Panama Canal
Taft Opens Mississippi Voyage From St Louis
President Taft spent the day in St Louis and East St Louis en route to a 1200 mile Mississippi River voyage to New Orleans. He spoke at the Coliseum and at the St Louis club, laid the plan for waterways bonds, and opposed a large gold bond issue. He will depart at 5 oclock for New Orleans.
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St. Louis
Taft
East St. Louis
Iron Mountain
Texas
Mississippi
New Orleans
Commercial Club
Coliseum
Planters Hotel
Sherman
United States
Panama
Congress
New Masonic Fraternity At University Formed
The Masonic Club installs the Aceasia fraternity as a national chartered group at the campus with ceremonies Thursday and a reception Friday. Grand Vice President J F Pullen leads the rites with members from Berkeley and Stanford assisting, to be held at the E C Smith mansion on East Ninth and Alder. The Masonite Club gains national charter. active and alumni members named, plus faculty organizers and Dr Charles N Lowe credited with securing the charter.
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Aceasia Fraternity
Masonic Club
J. F. Pullen
National Fraternity
Accasia
Berkeley
Stanford
East Ninth and
Alder Streets
E. C. Smith
Masonic Lodge
Masonite Club
Paul Bond
Philip Brownell
Francis Curtis
William Dunlap
Forrest Dunton
Barry Eastham
Edwin Flynn
H. B. Leonard
John Straub
F .G. Young
Great Storm Ravages Bering Sea With Wrecks Reported
Jack Nome October 26 A furious storm sweeps the Bering sea wrecking the whaler Olga of San Francisco and washing ashore several small coasters. The steamer Senator with eight passengers and 68 crew cannot land at Nome and shelters behind Sledge Island eight miles away. A large steamer described as the Donaldson liner Hestia from Glasgow is ashore on Old Proprietor ledge off Seal Cove Grand Manan with no sign of the crew and the vessel submerged. A lifeboat races to the stranded ship.
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Nome
Bering Sea
Olga
San Francisco
Senator
Sledge Island
St. John
N. B
Donaldson
Hestia
Glasgow
Baltimore
Old Proprietor Ledge
Seal Cove
Grand Manan
Santa Rosa Flood Inundates Mexican City
Mexico City dispatch reports Santa Rosa in the state of Tabaseco flooded by a tidal wave last night. Casualties are believed high and property damage is estimated at five million dollars. Streets and gardens submerged under three feet of water, trees uprooted, crops washed away.
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Mexico City
Santa Rosa
Tabaseco
Coast College Hosts Accasia Fraternity Chapter
The third college on the coast represents the Accasia fraternity with Berkeley and Stanford already having memberships. AOE has applied for a charter.
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Accasia
Berkeley
Stanford
Aoe
Judge Burnett Upholds State Railroad Law
Albany Oregon October court decision overruled the Corvallis and Eastern charter in the state’s suit to collect a $10,000 penalty for failing to obey a railroad depot order at Lyons Linn County. The railroad challenged the law as unconstitutional but the ruling upholds the commission’s penalty power and sets up an appeal to the Oregon Supreme Court.
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Albany, Or
Burnett
State Circuit Court
Corvallis & Eastern Railroad
Oregon
Lyons
Linn County
Supreme Court
Creswell Railroad Depot Robbed of Cash and Keys
Burglars broke into the Southern Pacific depot at Creswell Saturday night and stole 68 dollars in cash and switch keys. Sheriff Bown was alerted Sunday morning and seeks suspects. Similar thefts are linked to break ins at Harrisburg and Irving depots in recent days.
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Southern Pacific
Creswell
Bown
Harrisburg
Irving
Spain Renounces Further Moroccan Campaign
Madrid reports that Minister of War DeLuque in the liberal cabinet confirmed the government has decided not to push further in the Moroccan campaign.
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Madrid
War DeLuque
Liberal
Government pledges safety for Mellila amid Barcelona tensions
DeLuque states the government will guarantee Mellila's safety. He notes liberals oppose recent acts and Barcelona expressions, but Fer rer has been proven guilty and legally condemned.
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Mellila
DeLuque
Barcelona
Ferrer
Eugene Business College to Build New School Spring
Eugene Business College plans a new two story frame building by September to open the fall term. Manager J W Hatfield says a lot near the University is being negotiated for, with the lower floor for classrooms and the upper floor divided into living rooms. The present Rankin block on West Seventh hosts sixty students.
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Eugene Business College
J. W. Hatfield
Rankin Block
West Seventh
Willamette
Salem Merchant Closes Cottage Grove Stock Sale
Edward Rostein a young merchant from Salem visited his mother in Eugene and went to Cottage Grove to close out the stock of the Hemenway store he and his brother purchased. Unsold goods will be moved to their Salem store.
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Edward Rostein
Salem
Eugene
Cottage Grove
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Chas. McLean
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