Priest Schell Exposes Tillamook Timber Swindle
Father Joseph Schell, a Nebraska priest clearing timber fraud in Tillamook County, spurred federal action after years of fighting railroads and political powers. His evidence helped indict Oregon Senator Mitchell and Representative Hermann, and contributed to the removal of U S District Attorney J. H. Hall. Roosevelt backed the investigation and orders for reform followed.
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Indiana
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Oregon
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Charles D. Hays
Tole
Department of the Interior
United States Attorney's Office
Hostie
Amber
Richards
Accidental Rifle Discharge Endangers 12 Year Old
The 12 year old son of J Erp narrowly escaped death from an accidental rifle discharge at the county poor farm in Grangeville Idaho. The bullet perforated the boy’s stomach and intestines in 12 places. surgeons Campbell and Stockton performed a delicate operation. He remains in critical condition but there is hope if inflammation does not develop.
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Grangeville Free Press
Doctor Brigham Endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Compound
A local physician endorses Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as effective for numerous female ailments. The letter from Dr S C Brigham of Fitchburg Massrails praise and urges women to consult Mrs Pinkham for further guidance. The ad claims many doctors and trained nurses support the product and urges immediate use to restore health and strength.
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Evun
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Pinkham
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Baker City Declines with Boom Seekers and Saloon Closes
Baker County halts population growth, blamed on chasing easy money in mining stocks rather than irrigation and diversified farming says H T Booth. He cites editorial urging development of irrigation, permanent settlers and better schools, whileOctober’s saloon and gambling closures cited as not driving depopulation. Workmen build Lewis and Clark Exposition gates with turnstiles and exits.
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H. T. Booth
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Booth
Baker
Brown
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