Lydia E Pinkham remedy praised in letter from Mrs French
A testimonial from Mrs. Sallie French of Pancannla Ter who credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health after seven years of illness. The ad extols the product as a standard female remedy for displacements inflammation irregularities backache and other symptoms and invites readers to write for free confidential advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lydia FE. Pinkham
Sallie French
Pancannla
Ter
Mrs. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Hansen's Clothing Sale Promises Real Value and Low Prices
Hansen's store advertises hand tailored Michael Stern Co. suits with low profits and no rent. It touts a complete line of furnishing goods and urges customers to compare prices, visit, and buy or not. The copy emphasizes quality, fair pricing, and store ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hansen’s
Michael, Stern & Co
Salem Man Admits Fatal Wife Slaying Confession
Timmons, hospitalized with a near fatal throat wound, confessed to killing his wife by slashing her throat with a razor after claiming a mysterious man named Bob pushed divorce. He said he acted after jealousy and that the crime stemmed from alleged wife cruelty and looming divorce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem
Timmons
Hiss
Bob
Portland
East Clay Street
Eleventh
Twelfth Streets
Sam Minner
de Laurder
Timhiona
Furaes
Arenes
Frozen to Death Near Waldo Lake
Earl Dodd, 20, son of W. S. Dodd of Natron, was found dead near Waldo Lake after an hunting trip. He apparently lost his way and froze to death in heavy snow. Coroner Gordon received the news in Eugene via Lowell and Hazel Dell, with body removal approved. Dodd was working on A. R. Black’s irrigation project with J. F. Gold, John Krognes, and Dick Highey. His body will be brought to Eugene for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Dodd
W. S. Dodd
Natron
Waldo Lake
Eugene
Lowell
Gordon
Messenaenger
Hazel Dell
Stiers Ranch
J. F. Gold
John Krognes
Dick Highey
A. R. Black
the Dane
Lin
Ram
Hazel Tell
Burtal
Earl
Siuslaw Men Capture Young Bear Alive
L M Fraer and Ed Herrington engaged in a lively tussle with a bear on Wednesday and ultimately captured it alive in the Martin orchard. They secured the young brown bear by rope, tied its feet, and swung it on a pole to carry it home, all while fearing an appearance by the old bear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M Fraer
Ed Herrington
Martin Orchard
Train
Herrington
COON THINGS IN STORE FOR CITY OF SPRINGFIELD
Springfield Commercial Club members meet Booth Kelly directors in Eugene. They abandon the plan to bring the mill into city limits but anticipate nearby improvements and a friendship that could aid Springfield in Oregon. The city may appoint a new marshal, with a strong wage and enforcement stance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springfield
Springfield Commercial Club
Booth Kelly Company
Eugene
Oregon
Grover Long
Kepner
Long
Portland
J. 2 B. Innis
J. P. Fey
Sunset Lumber Company
Mabel
News
Hounds in Mountains Debate Tied to Deer Numbers
Geo Croner of Belk Springs argues repeal of the mountain hounds ban to save deer, claiming cougars and wolves threaten deer and that hounds would drive them away. He notes a record year for his resort with nine camps, good fishing, but poor hunting due to the gritching season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Croner
Belk Springs
Zugene
Bulmer
Croner
A Healthy Family Uses New Life Pills Says Bartlett
L A Bartlett of Rural Route 1 Gailford Maine says their family has enjoyed good health for three years since using Dr King New Life Pills. They claim the pills cleanse and tone the system gently.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Saya L A. Bartlett
Route 1
Gailford
Eugene Now Has Five Mergenthaler Typesetters
The Register reports Albany bought the Mergenthaler typesetting machine from the Albany Herald and will add it to its plant. In Eugene the Guard, Yoran’s job office, and Kexster will operate five different Mergenthaler machines, with Albany lacking any. A town is judged by its newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Register
Mergenthaler Nnotype
Albany Herald
Guard
Salem Journal
Albany
Eugene
Yoran
Gompers Advises Roosevelt in Labor Dispute Row
Samuel Gompers, head of the American Federation of Labor, accuses President Roosevelt of a shift toward bitter anti labor stance in a response to Roosevelt letter to Senator Knox over injunctive powers in labor disputes. He calls the president’s attack on labor a dangerous demagoguery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Roosevelt
Knox
Samuel Gompers
American Federaiion of Labor
Gompers
Smegta
Messares
Hie oTlow
Wood
United States
Mr. Gompers
Eapoti
Noted Labor Leader Speech Sparks Court Controversy
Justice Gould cites language quoted by Mr. Gompers as he defends his remarks on labor. Gompers argues opponents vilify the labor movement and that Roosevelt joins the protest about his criticism of federal courts. He says his words were forceful but not retractable as a citizen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Morrison
jtAll
Justice Gould
Ines
Mitchell
Morrison
Huck Stove Company
Gould
Taft
Gompers
Roosevelt
Reno Wide Open Gambling Town
Reno, Nev., Oct. 24. The city elections show the gambling element won by 566 votes in a total of about 5100 cast. The issue was a poetry ordinance to forbid running gambling games under license in the city of Keno. The Anti Gambling League led the petition drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reno
Nev
Keno
Polla
Insanity Plea Planned in Hains Yacht Club Killing
Captain Peter C. Hains Jr of the U S Army will plead temporary insanity after the Bayside Yacht Club landing death of William B. Annis last August. Jenkins Hains, his brother, pleads not guilty as principal and accessory. Haloes’ counsel enters not guilty on the ground of insanity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Peter C. Hains, Jr
United States Army
William B. Annis
Bayside Yacht Club
Jenkins Hains
Haloes
Hearst to Seek Place in Senate in Nevada 1916
Reno news reports William Randolph Hearst will move to Nevada to pursue a United States Senate seat in 1916 as a stepping stone to the presidency. The announcement, traced to New York sources, says the plan involves establishing residence in the state for the duration of the campaign.
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Hearst
Senate
Reno
Nev
New York
William Renodolph Hearst
Nevada
United States
Doan's Kidney Pills Lauded In Eugene Testimony
Mrs. W. D. Wood of 345 W Eighth St Eugene Oregon testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her kidney pains fatigue and weakness. She reports similar benefits for family members and recommends the remedy with Delano Drug Store as the local supplier and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY as manufacturers. Price listed at 59 cents, agents for the United States.
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Eugene
Audo
W. D. Wood
Dean
Delano
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
Elc
United States
Doan
Taft Prepares Ten Speeches in Indiana Campaign Tour
Milan Oct 22 Indiana becomes the focal point as Taft continues his nationwide push with forty speeches planned this week. In his first stop he criticizes Bryan, saying his election would threaten prosperity and slow business revival, while noting Republicans and some Democrats claim otherwise. Taft brands Bryan as a menace to economic progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Indiana
Taft
Bryan
Bryan Talks to Farmers at Ravenswood Address
Wm J Bryan addressed a large farmers gathering in Ravenswood West Virginia arguing the Republican party did not aid farmers and noted Wall Street interests guided policy He claimed farmers suffered under Republican misrule and bank deposit insecurity Meanwhile New York campaign activity surged as Taft and Bryan prepared for a final week of speeches across multiple states with a heavy emphasis on New York Ohio and Indiana and both parties coordinating a broad speaker lineup including Sherman Kern and cabinet members.
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Bryan
Ravenswood
W .Va
Wm. J. Bryan
Republican Party
Wall Street
New York
Taft
Madison Square Garden
New Haven
United States
Congress
Sherman
New York State
Ohio
Indiana
Fairbanks
John W. Kern
Roosevelt
Mack
Hitchcock
Kern Begins Southern Indiana Speaking Tour
Indianapolis on October 26 John W Kern resumes public speaking in Southern Indiana after canceling last week due to his son's illness. The boy's condition has improved and Kern travels to resume campaign engagements.
Venezuela prepares to resist Rolland over curacao decree
Caracas reports President Castro refuses to revoke the May 14 decree blocking trans shipments for Venezuelan ports at Curacao. He invites a confidential Dutch agent to seek an amicable settlement. Venezuela strengthens La Guaira defenses with artillery ready and shells distributed for anticipated Holland demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caracas
Castro
Netherlands
Curacao
la Guira
Holland
La@uira
Kelsay Enjoined From Laying Water Mains
An injunction granted by Presiding Judge Gan tenbein bars S. Kelsay of Eugene from laying water and gas pipes in Arleta district. Complainant J. H. Nash of Nashville alleges reserved rights when streets were dedicated for public use. Notice served on County Judge Webster and on Commissioners Lightner and Barnes. court takes ten days for answer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. Kelcey
Eugene
Arleta
Gantenbein
State Circuit Court
J. H. Nash
Nashville
Arrieta
Nash
Bea
Kelsay
Webster
Lightner
Barnes
Oregonian
Farmer praises arnica balm as priceless cure
A Georgia farmer, W. A. Floyd, asserts Kucklen's Arnica Balm cured his two worst sores, one on the hand and another on the leg. He says it is worth more than a gold mine and would mortgage the farm to keep it, available for 25 cents at W. A. Kuykendall's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roral
Empire. Ga
W. A. Floyd
Kucklen
W. A. Kuykendall
Jras
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Hanson
East Ninth Street
Micro
Hoyt Chemical CO
C. J. Dodi
G. A
Yendes Bia Fa Siete
Siuslaw
Young Bear
Walter H. Page
the Forum
Kyle & Sons
Hurd
Judge Potter
Geo. H. Kelly
Booth-Kelly Company
Tsilteoos Club
Charles Taylor
John Peterson
Duncan Slough
Coos Bay
Florence West
Southerd Fetters
Forogabout
Intereas
Gompere
Jude
I . la Oil Trust
Ross tHarriake
Mergenthalers
Hains
Eugene Citizen
Venezuela
Rolland
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