Future bright despite crime fears in Oregon dialogue
A discussion in the Oregon press contrasts Homer Davenport’s grim statue of crime with a counter view asserting crime has not risen historically. It notes the rise of newspapers and telegraphs shaping fear, recalls ancient hardship from witchcraft to war, and argues crime may decline under modern laws, urging support for the Lewis and Clark exposition and regional growth efforts.
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Homer Davenport
Davenport
Europe
Caesar
Alexander
Napoleon
Congress
United States
Oregon Daily Journal
Jackson
Portland
Mr. Jackson
Heer
Production of Asphaltum and Bituminous Rock
Production of asphaltum and bituminous rock, per Dr. Joseph Brothers, amounts to 63,134 tons valued at 555,935 in 1901. This contrasts with 64,389 tons worth 415,958 in 1900 and 75,085 tons worth 563,904 in 1899, showing 1900 and 1901 as the smallest in seven years. Bituminous ganstone output falls from 38,334 short tons valued at 119,779 in 1900 to 4,248 tons valued at 138,602 in 1901.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Brothers
United States
United States Geological Survey
California
Trinidad
Germany
France
Italy
Austria-Fungary
Russia
Bituminous limestone and asphaltum output and imports rise in 1901
1901 saw increases in bituminous limestone and hard asphaltum production with higher values. Liquid asphaltum from California also rose, while imports reached 154,729 long tons, led by Italy and expanded Trinidad and Venezuela supplies. The American steam yacht Cherokee, owned by the late William Clark, arrived in New York after a 11 day voyage from Greenock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Trinidad
Venezuela
Bermudez
Neufchatel
Val de Travers
Switzerland
Seysel
France
Germany
Cuba
Mexico
New York
Greenock
Scotland
William Clark
Cure Rheumatism by Cleansing the Blood
A sudden twinge signals rheumatism as impure blood causes the disease. The remedy, Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, is said to cleanse the blood of poisonous impurities, aiding blood formation and increasing vigor in the body's organs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierce
R. A. McKnight
Cades
Williams
Dr. Pierce
Congressman Fitzpatrick Endorses Peruna Tonic
The letter from Kentucky Congressman Fitzpatrick, written from the National Hotel in Washington, D C, extols Peruna as a natural nerve tonic that strengthens nerves and regulates blood flow. It claims catarrh and other conditions are cured, and invites readers to write Dr Hartman for free advice if results are unsatisfactory.
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Hlon. T
Fitzpatrick
Kentucky
National Hotel
Washington
DD. C
Meriina
Perrin
Hartman
Startman
Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus
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Pendleton
Hast
Gregorary
Salem
Pacific Northwest
Oregon
Tracy
Isl
Congressman
Tf. Y. Fitzpatrick
Pendleton Planing
Milano
Robert Forster
Aide
Sason
Ally
Gudiege
Ween
Clyde
Co. L. Cox
Alba, Umatilla County
Madras
If Fates
State Normal School
Monmouth
Norwal
EU i Aor
Ee Mtale Yb Ete
Crowner Telephone
THE
University OF
Graduate School
University Academy
Tony F
Hayes
Ley
Pendletor
van Drar Bros
Connertiy
Golden Rule Hotel
Corner Court
Johnson Stree
Pendleton, Oregon
M. F. Kelly
mtrouNey U. 8
Oniran S. and
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