Cure of Deafness by Dr Darrin Reported in Oregon City
Nehemiah Doane writes from University Park Oregon on May 19 1890 that Dr Darrin at 235 Morrison Street restored his hearing after years of deafness. He details initial improvements and medicine applied at home followed by successful treatment leaving both ears hearing clearly.
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Darrin
Morrison Street
University Park
Oregonian
Bome
Third Street
Pourtland
Nehemiah Doane
Supreme Court Sustains Foot-Ease Trademark Infringement Case
Justice Laughlin in Buffalo upheld a permanent injunction against Paul B. Hudson and a Brooklyn retailer for making and selling Dr Clark s Foot Powder, declaring it an imitation of Foot-Ease. The ruling validates Allen E Olmsted s Foot-Ease trademark and promises future suits against other infringers.
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Justice Laughlin
Supreme Court
Buffalo
Wales
Paul B. Hudson
Dr. Clark
Brooklyn
Allen
Olmsted
le Roy
New York
Hood's Sarsaparilla Promises Remedy For Blood and Kidney Ailments
The ad extols Hood's Sarsaparilla as a perfect remedy for all blood and kidney diseases fever and bowel ailments. It claims the medicine regulates the entire system and restores vigorous health.
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Hood
Mining boom and a man officially dead yet alive in the Northwest
Reports from the Northwest describe a mining surge uplifting Portland Seattle and Tacoma travel to Alaska and British Columbia while Idaho and Eastern Oregon show new finds. John Montpetit of Walla Walla is declared dead after a corpse match but resurfaces to seek to prove he is alive, raising questions about his grave and the county records.
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Klondike
J. Francis
Burlington
Omaha
Northwest
Portland
Seattle
Tacoma
Alaska
North Pacific Coast
Washington
British Columbia
Idaho
Oregon
John Montpetit
Walla Walla
Man
Montpetit
Snake River Country
Tle Doea
Deraatrok
Fundey Faturday
Bunday Lg
Thur
Portand
Ealt Laka
Denver
Ft Worth
Foote City
Staife Chicago
Kane
Minnesis
St. Pauw
Duluth
Milwaukee
Chicago
East Ocean
Columbia River
Astoria
Way
Willamette River
Oregon City
Newberg
Salem & Way
Yamhill
Dayton
Corvallis & Way
Walle Walla
ABRIT
Feom
Sun
Midsummer Meeting and Notable Local Developments
The Oregon State Horticultural Society plans its pivotal June meeting in Salem focusing on organization and fruit marketing with expert contributors from abroad. Also noted are law school graduates at Oregon, Baker City winning a national prize, Salem starting a preg club, and various regional updates on infrastructure, transport, and local incidents.
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Oregon State Horticultural Sociey
Salem
Wool Prices Offer For Meagher County Sheep Clips
Meagher county sheepowners accept offers of 15 cents per pound for this season's wool clips. Last year prices neared 17 cents as the market opened and Montana wool held a stronger position now, suggesting Northern Montana wool could reach last year’s level.
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Montana
Meagher County
Florister Pulp and Paper Company Organized in San Francisco
The Florister Pulp & Paper Company is organized in San Francisco with 8. D. Rosenbaum as president. Its purpose is to build a mill near Floriston in Nevada County to manufacture wool pulp paper from local lumber mill residues. Power will be supplied by a dam on the Truckee River.
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Florister Pulp & Paper Company
San Francisco
D. Rosenbaum
Floriston
Nevada County
Truckee
Indianapolis Inventor Develops Smokeless Powder Plan
Ansil Mooffatt of Indianapolis has perfected a new smokeless powder kept secret for four years. A government test led to a company formation with $150,000 capital to produce the powder. The first Western plant will be located in Bozeman Montana.
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Ansil Mooffatt
Indianapolis
Ind
Bozeman
Mont
Bids Sought for $500 School District Bonds in Okanogan
The treasurer of Okanogan County Washington calls for bids on the purchase of 500 dollars in school district No. 40 bonds. The bonds will be in denominations of 100 dollars each and interest will be paid annually at a rate not to exceed 7 percent per year.
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Okanogan County
Wash
Weta Cule
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
A. W. Gleason
Monte Notary
Hall
FL J. Cheney & CO
Pacific Coast Trade Prices Read Across Seattle Markets
Seattle markets list wide ranges for produce and staples. Onions 80c to 1.10 per 100 pounds. potatoes 35 to 40 dollars per ton. hay and grain quotes from Wheat to Oats and Barley. Butter cheese and eggs priced per pound or dozen. various fruits including citrus and tropicals noted with per box or per bunch figures.
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Seattle
California
Washington
Walla Walla
Valley
Oregon
Nevada
Setlie
Feaxve
Faney Ranch
Valencia
Captives Seized On Manila Harbor Mission Alleges Terror
Manila dispatch reports two officers from the hospital ship Relief, Third Officer Fred Kleppy and assistant engineer Charles Blanford, captured near shore after a sailboat incident. Mon-a dock shelled shore but captives disappeared into woods. Accounts from refugees describe a reign of terror since American withdrawal, with killings and arson against suspected sympathizers. Washington cites a hopeful Navy report that Lieutenant Gilmore and others were seen in Manila area and that Gilmore may be alive and mobile.
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Manila
Fred Kleppy
Charles Blanford
Persone
Heppy
Blanford
San Isidro
San Miguel
Washington
Navy Department
Gilmore
Department
Bailera
Both claim the body in fatal Burlington wreck
Two women contend for Edwin J. Barker's remains after a Burlington wreck near Waterloo Iowa. Mia E Barker the widow travels from Hot Springs Arkansas to claim the body while Mia Shadville of Niehart Montana also arrives asserting Barker was to marry her in Minneapolis. Barker, wealthy from Montana mining interests, was married a year ago in Butte.
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Waterloo
Edwin J. Barker
Burlington, Cedar Rapida & Northern Railroad
Mia
E. J. Barker
Hot Springs
Ark
da Shadville
Niehart
Mont
Barker
Kodak and cameras urge careful study before shots
A Pennsylvania kodak enthusiast was killed while trying to photograph a blast. The piece warns that cameras cannot bear operator carelessness and urges studying the subject to improve results and save negatives. It notes vast bicycle production in Europe and America and remarks on parliament members being cyclists.
Victoria’s Health and Curious Scientific Notes
The piece notes Queen Victoria’s improving hearing as a point of interest during her continental visit. It mentions Hostetter's Stomach Bitters for various ailments and briefly reports on an electrolysis study in Dayton where stones near water pipes appeared electroplated with pipe metal. It also cautions buyers about Cascarets and states Porto Rico’s lack of extinct volcanic craters.
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Victoria
Continent
Hostetter
Dayton
Practical patent remedies and oddities headline
A collage of nostrums and odd facts includes Allen's Foot-Ease praised for foot comfort and bunions, Mrs Winslow's soothing syrup for teething babies, and Hall's Catarrh Cure with a 100 dollar pledge. Also noted are Haine monastery altitude, coal bunkers for naval ships, and assorted trivial verse and curios.
Diamond Stud Recovered After Rice Pudding Clue
New Haven grocer John Hugo misplaced a $200 diamond stud. Henry Fresenius the brewer returned it after his wife suggested the pudding origin. Hugo weighed groceries during a clerk shortage and the mystery was solved days later. Health ad plugs follow with Cascar ents candy cathartic promotion.
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John Hugo
New Haven
New York Press
Henry Fresenius
Hugo
Fresenius
The Colonel's Interpretation of Handshake Etiquette
A punctilious young woman notes that very few people know how to shake hands properly. Colonel Stillwell replies that learning which hands to shake comes only after the draw. This Washington Star exchange captures a light military humor about propriety and timing.
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Stillwell
Washington Star
Spinning Frame in Vienna Runs On Electricity
One Schwaabe of Vienna has built a spinning frame powered by electricity with high speed and low cost. It can be stopped instantly if breakage occurs. Berlin also notes seven coachmen who are retired army officers, three ex-pastors, and sixteen nobles.
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Schwaabe
Vienna
Berlin
Disarmament Talks Fail to Agree on New Armament Inventions
In The Hague both sections of the disarmament committee failed to reach consensus on new inventions in armaments. A separate arbitration plan proposes each signatory appoint a single arbitrator via supreme courts, with a three judge tribunal and shared expenses. Optional recourse to the tribunal is offered for future disputes.
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the Hague
Disarmament Committee
Arbitration Committee
Supreme Courts
Ceat
Isaccord
Relief From Pain Through Lydia E. Pinkham Remedies
Letters from women in Lancaster Ohio and Wensfield Louisiana praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for easing menstrual pain, cramps, and related issues. They report relief from inflammatory symptoms, improved well being, and an overall positive health change after using the preparations.
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Lydia B. Pinkhem
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Dr. Doane
Margaret Deland
Bessemer Steel
United States
Great Britain
Welsbach Gas Termer
Portland Directory
Langworthy
N.W. Cor
Morrison
Porland Wire & Iron Works
Cawston & CO
J. A. Freeman
Portland, OR
Tatum & Bowen
First Street
Portland OR
Joann Poole
Pourtasy
Onroon
Edward
GrekconfficooPuririer
Regonbioon Purieier
CNS Mealta
Gitzonfficoo
Pinken Et
Cllenta
Law School
University of Oregon
Raleigh Trimble
Frederick C. Haeckeer
William FE. Borden
Clinton P. Haight
Oscar A. Nealy
Willian L. Morgan
Nerbert ©. Bryson
Marie J. Pfonder
Luther F. Steel
Alfred C. Wheeler
Richard Wright
Frank Y. Matsouka
T. W. Miles
G. G. Rout
Baker City
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Cow Creek Canyon
Dr. Kellogg
California State University
Ellsbury
Eastern Capitalists
Los Angeles
Graham
San Franscisco
Nez Perces
McBride
War Department
Whitman
Falton
New California
Pacific Coast Trade
Portland Market
San Francisco Market
Otole and
KODAK
Europe
America
Porto Rico
le Roy, N. Y
Haine
Thibet
Mrs. Winslow
Charleston Naval Station
Uncle Sam
Lenore
Jesse Moore
Brate
Onto
City OF
Lake Michigan
Joliet
Landis
Delhi
Lirey Wallace
Marquette
Kansas
Dir. Kline
Buffalo Concern
New South Wales
Yonkers Statesman
Davin H. Munrar
Newark
Mertiog Cemedy Company
Montress
New
Yerk
California Fig Syrup Coq
Bickfury
Washington, D. C
N. H. Vols
2D Corps
Carter
Wallace
al Hutton
Burke
Wardner
Hutton
Fond du Lac, Wic
William Skinner
Arthur Pratt
Lake Winnebago
Palme
Jone
Thomas Paine
New Rochelle
Paine
Robert G. Ingersoll
Liberal Club of
Manhattan
Brooklyn Philosophical Society
Mrs. Pinkham
T. A. Walden
Ollson
T “Deas Mas
Pinkuaw
Plorence A. Wolfe
Gig Mulberry
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Moore
SYR
Caanko
Jarat
Bosanko
Philede
Ack
Dr. Martels
French Drug CO
Pearl St
Praggista
HM. Woodard & CO
Second Street
Gunn
Generrima
Newt
Renane
Wuex
O.ren
Riparia
Snake River
Lewistom
Lewiston
Oliver & Colcord
W.H. Hurlburt
Eng Shasta
PBS
A and I Sts
Overland Express
Roseburg
Asland
Sacramento
Ogden
Mojave
el Paso
New Ue
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Renee
Vic Woodburn
tDaily
Potland
Sam Francisca
Japan
China
Hawaii
Philippines
Australia
Kirkland
Korhler
H. Markham
G. F. & Pass
Orthern Pacific RY
Yellowstone Park
Yellowstone National Park
Kalama
Keleo
Castle Rock
Winlock
Chehalis
Centralis
South Bend
Monte Fang
Aberdeen
Ccowta
Olympia
Pt. Townsend
Ellensburgh
Rowlyn
North Yakima
Sprague
Cheney
Spokane
Pullman
Garfigid
Coniston
Mae Cow
Uniontown
Gen- Shekesee
Rossland
B. C
Trail
Nelson
Kaleo
Missoula
Butte
Anaconda
Helena
St. Paul
Minneapolis
Kansas Club
Council Blu
St. Loui S
Ashington
Philadelphia
Boston
Ail
Kansas City
New Zat
A. D. Charlton
Pass
Morrison St
Cor
E. H. Woodward
Newberg, Or
Mage Ty
Moon & Co
Scientific American
Munn & Co
Serseme New York
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