Timely Anniversaries April 26 21
Notable anniversaries include Ferdinand Magellan born in Portugal, killed in the Philippines. David Hume born in Edinburgh, died there in 1776. Browne Artemus Ward born Waterford Maine. Nathaniel Springer Berry former governor of New Hampshire, died at Hunts Point. Also noted: the Spanish steamer Panama captured off Havana by the US light house tender Mangrove, marking the first hostile act of the war. British-relieved operations and Boer retreat under De Wet.
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Ferdinand Magellan
Wii—David Hume
Eidinburgh
Wisobiann
Ludwig Hungay
Charles Farrar
F Browne
Browne
Artemus Ward
Waterford
Nathaniel Springer Berry
New Hampshire
Hunatel
Panama
Havana
United States
England
Heautrality
Wopener
de Wot
Beveridge on trusts and taxation in Indiana speech
Senator Beveridge outlines support for trusts as beneficial to prosperity and argues against anti trust and taxation reforms. He cites rising wages, farmer mortgage payments, and national debt capabilities to claim the system favors capital over labor and that land monopoly underpins all monopoly. The piece portrays Beveridge predicting ongoing trust power unless fundamental reforms occur.
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Indiana
Beveridge
England
Germany
Tang
Republican Party
Free trade viewed as best path for industry and commerce
Scott argues for minimal government interference in industry and commerce, endorsing free trade and reciprocity as stages toward broader access to foreign markets. He warns protection sustains uneven advantages, urges acceptance of freer exchange, and notes wool and fruit interests shape Pacific coast politics toward protection.
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H. W. Scott
Portland Oregonian
The
East Oregonian
Free Trade Almanac
Mr. Scott
United States
West
Pacific Coast
British Columbia
Mexico
Pacific
Asia
Trade with the Philippines on free or low-cost terms
The speaker advocates building or maintaining trade with the Philippines and allowing the introduction of Philippine products into the United States on terms that are free or substantially free. This reflects a stance on tariff and market access priorities.
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Philippine Islands
United States
Signs Point to Chamberlain Challenge in Campaign
The passage notes intense partisan pressure on Mr. Chamberlain from opponents and a Republican paper’s columns aimed at weakening him. It argues that heavy newspaper influence can backfire, revealing the authors’ intent to defeat Chamberlain rather than present truth.
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Furnish
Chamberlain
Democratic Notes on Oregon Campaign Presence
Democratic headquarters in Portland report Republican state party managers urge focus on governor and congressmen due to perceived danger. Wasco leaders predict heavy support for Mr Chamberlain, Colonel Butcher, Colonel Raley, and Henry Blackman. Benton County backs Chamberlain strongly. Albany Democrats plan a May 27 reception in his honor in Salem. Linn County claims Chamberlain could win by about 1500. A closing line notes a man’s hypocrisy when alone.
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Portland
Wasco
Chamberlain
Butcher
Raley
Henry Blackman
Benton County
Albany Democrats
Mr. Chamberlain
Oregon
Linn County
Linn
Favorite Prescription Praised By Woman For Weak Women
Mrs pay Merkiee of Murdock writes that Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription strengthened her after nine months and produced a healthy tenth baby. She notes prior children were frail and that doctors found nothing wrong. The testimonial promotes Favorite Prescription as making weak women strong and urges against substitutes. It also endorses Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as an easy laxative.
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Doctor Pierce
Pierce
Peruna Credited By War Dept Official And Officials
Hon Dan A Grosvenor Deputy Auditor War Department writes from Washington praising Peruna as a spring tonic and catarrh remedy. He notes remarkable improvement after one bottle and recommends the remedy. County Commissioner John Williams of Duluth also endorses Peruna, testifying it cured his catarrh and urging others to try it, with further letters from Illinois officials.
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Dan, A. Grosvenor
War Department
Washington, D. C
Dan. A. Grosvenor
John Williams
West Second Street
Duluth
Minn
Peruns
Mattie L. Guild
Illinois Young People’s Christian Temperance Union
Chicago, Ill
W. P. Brownlow
Congy
Tennessee
Jonesboro
Elmer Fleming
State Republican Ticket and County Slate Summary
The Tocket lists statewide and Umatilla County Republican candidates including Governor W J Furnish, Supreme Judge R S Bean, Secretary F J Dunbar, State Treasurer M Moore, State Superintendent J H Ackerman, Attorney General A M Crawford, and State Printer J R Whitney. It also shows congressman J N Williamson, legislative nominees J W Scribner and G W Phelps, and local Pendleton slate with Senate F W Vincent, Reps Henry Adams and C E Macomber, Sheriff M J Carney, Clerk F C Rogers, Treasurer B J Summerville, and others.
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W. J. Furnish
Umatilla
RS. Bean
Lane County
F. J. Dunbar
Clatsop County
Moore
Klamath County
J. H. Ackerman
Multnomah
A. M. Crawford
Douglas
J. R. Whitney
Linn County
Umatilla County
F. W. Vincent
Pendleton
Henry Adams
Weaton
C. E. Macomber
M. J. Carney
F. C. Rogers
Athena
W. H. Folsom
Pilot Rock
B. J. Summerville
George Buzan
T. P. Gilliland
Ukiah
J. W
Springtime Cure for Catarrh Promises Prompt Relief
The text touts a spring treatment for catarrh using a remedy called Perum and claims it can eradicate catarrh wherever located, including stomach or bowels. It invites readers to write to Dr. Hartman at The Hartman Sanitarium in Ohio for free advice.
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Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Presidoni
Hartman Sanitarium
Ohio
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Dan. &. Grosvenor
Republican
J. N. Williamson
Crook County
J. W. Scribner
Union County
G W. Phelps
Morrow County
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