Timely anniversaries recount historic figures and events
April 20 marks notes on Chevalier Hayard died in Italy born 1475. Montmorenci de Lavalle first Canadian Roman Catholic bishop born in Lutvalle died. Sir Joan Count de Tilly noted for Thirty Years War. Mary II consort of William of Orange. George Washington inaugurated as first President in New York. James Montgomery British poet died born 1772. Gustav Freiling German novelist died Wiesbaden born 1816. Kruger issued proclamation ordering British subjects to leave the Transvaal.
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Chevalier Hayard
Knights Errant
Italy
Trancis Mavier de Lavalle Montmorenci
Lutvalle
France
Joan Count de Tilly
Mary LU
England
William of Orange
George Washington
New York
James Montgomery
Gustav Freling
Wiesbaden
Kruger
Transvaal
Vacancy at Oregon Republican gathering sparks debate
A long lament over a missing senatorial nominee roils Oregon politics as delegates weigh many aspirants. The piece rails at party leaders and railroad lawyers for failing to back labor rights, while invoking historic figures and warnings of future consequences.
Promises Forgotten by Oregon Railroad Labor Group
Oregon railroad workers recall a Republican platform plank urging enactment of labor rights. A bill with key protections was drawn up and submitted last session, but after thirty days of meetings with railroad officials and committee inquiries, the house denied any wage or rights item. Heitkemper of Multnomah county presented a minority report on the matter.
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Dresser
Clackamas
Story
House Railroad Committee
Myphpomah
Eddy
Tillamock
Roberts
Yambill
House Committee
Multnomah
Thompson
Umatilla
Butts
Yamhill
Senate Railroad Committee
Brownell
Booth
Cameron
J. N. Williamson
Congress
State Senate
Williamson
Senate
Syren
Cotton
Fenton
Salem
Oregon
House
Heitkemper
Multnomah County
Poem Attacks Chamberlain in Boston Pilot Verse
The Portland writer C. E. S. Wood criticizes Joseph Chamberlain in a Boston Pilot poem. It condemns England, praises truth, and envisions a reawakened justice while depicting distress in war, burning homes, and the Boer conflict with strong charged language.
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England
Chamberlain
Rhodes
Brand
C. E. S. Wood
Portland
The
Boston Pilot
Miss Bonnie Delano Praises Lydia Pinkham Remedy
A Chicago woman testifies that three years of illness and scanty menses ended after using Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. She rerouted health in four months, credits family physician with urging the remedy, and notes no pains since. The note endorses the product as trustworthy proof against female health dangers.
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Tydia Pinkham
Dboxin Duiano
Indiana Ave
Chicago, IL
Lydia EB
Family Suffer Loss From Breast Cancer Trio
A family mourns as the mother, two aunts, and the only sister all die from breast cancer. The message repeats the line for emphasis, noting a shared malignant illness within the immediate relations. The article conveys grief and raises awareness about the disease’s impact on relatives.
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Belton, Ma
Janes Cassell
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Thiel
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Bone
Hollands
C. W. P. Brown
Mr. Jno
Massie
Owenshorn
S. S.S
S. S
SWIFT
Atlanta
Umatill County
Joseph Ell
el Principe Degales
Henry the Fourth
la Flor Stanford
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Telegrapho
Charles the Great
Maloy
Kom Wang
W. J. Clark & CO
Dairy East Oregonian
Carlie
Jesse
Failin
Carpal
Peoples
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