Anti Man's Chances for Presidency in 1903 Speech
A Missouri event details Jeph Cockrell as a presidential hopeful and Champ Clark backing him. The piece notes Cockrell's conservative finance stance and veterans' support, with Senator Francis Bell praised by Clark. Warrensburg address by Brigadier General Johnson County notes.
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Francis Bell
Champ Clark
Johnson County
Missouri
Chap- College
Theerie
Warrensburg
Right Was Her Terror in Alexandria Night Cough
Mrs Chaspeicess Jexandria of Alexandria Indiana suffered nightly coughing fits and coughing up blood. She tried remedies but found relief after using three bottles of a medicine offered free at Perkine drugstore with a one dollar price.
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Chaspeicess
Jexandria
Ind
Notes and Comment on Fires Politics and Social Change
Notes discuss wild forest fires in Josephine county headed weeklong storm. a Roosevelt-backed Root 1908 presidential boom. Portland births up in population. Copper Queen steam schooner saved after grounding. Hudson river tunnel progress for New York Jersey City transit. Eva Emory Dye stage adaptation of The Conquest. Danish old maid insurance for women. politics as grift and race tensions with anti Negro measures and mob lynching. Ex Johnson Dean & Co pay high market price for chickens.
Pioneer Reunion Held At Grove On Aug Fourth
The 12th Pioneer Reunion gathered Friday in a grove with a large tent drawing a good crowd. The program included songs, prayer, addresses by Rev Berg and Atty BD Pulford, and the annual address by EG Holden. After a hearty dinner, Jo Mens Schroeder called the meeting to order and officers were elected, with Co Echhoff as President and Ada Yungan as Secretary. Attendance was strong, though few from Coos Bay and lower river points attended.
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Song
America
Rev Berg
BD Pulford
J Henry Schroeder
Holden
Aula Long Syne
Jo Mens Schroeder
EW Hermann
North Bend
Echhoff
Preertent
Henry Ashcocike
SB Cathcart
Ada Yungan
BF Ros
Dora Cathcart
Herbert Lockhart
Coos Bay
Lower River Points
C Eckhoff
Halborn
Ao G
Aiken
J Hunblock
Banden
Jo Hacker
Coqualle
Moving Picture Exhibition Delights Silverton Audience
The Edison Moving Picture and Illustrated Song Co under J W Cook presented a two hour show to a large Silverton crowd. The latest moving picture machines reproduced life like scenes. each picture was worth the admission. This was Mr Cook's fourth visit to the city. Admiss ion 16 and 25 cents with Myrtle Point engagements on August 28 and 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edison Moving Picture and Illustrated Song Co
J W Cook
Silverton Silvertonian
Myrtle Point
Building the Masaic Temple Foundation Piling Began
Construction starts Monday for the Masaic Temple foundation piling with materials on site and speed aimed before rain. Contractor Clamono holds plans for best results. Peter Loggie named general superintendent. Pilots drive and are sent home to hardpan. best material will be used throughout the structure with planned deviations for advantage.
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Masaic
Clamono
Peter Loggie
Persistent torture ends as Ekechic Bitters hailed
A patient claims 15 years of rheumatic pain ended after using Ekechic Bitters. The testimonial credits relief for liver and kidney troubles and debility. Drogist Ozan Perkins endorses the remedy.
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Haeper
Joe Olobick
Coltna
Zan Perkins
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Jeph
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Roosevelt
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The
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San Francisco
Rogee River
Point Reyes
Burns
Hudson River
New York
Jersey City
Mies Eva Emory Dye
Oregon City
Clement ‘Keefer
Denmark
South
Pioneer
Padtes
Wv.Gwal
Hermann Blive
Bloch
Studebaker Bro
MioCornick
Mavvetle Point
Creqon
Gatchells Store
Tobeco and Ciyznes
Puoxs, Mans
WM. Jenkins
Deen Coles
General Merchandise
Sheen Clothing Rubbers Croceries& Provisions
Laodog
Myrtie
Seatac
Bank OF
J. R. Benson
Comstates
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