Oregon Continent on Rail Registration and Legislation
A long editorial discusses political division over railroad regulation and party platforms. It critiques Democratic and Republican stances, notes distrust of elected officials, and urges vigilance in Washington. It lauds Senator Fulton and Senator Felton for securing river and harbor appropriations, arguing Oregon’s people contributed more than the delegations.
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Washington
Potes
East Oregonian
Oregon
Cascades
Matwet
Renater Mitelel
Poulton
Fulton
Felton
Pulhom
Fragmentary Verse Reflections On Child Rearing By Browne
A fragmented excerpt attributed to Elizabeth Barrett Browne contemplates gentle methods for guiding children. The archaic diction toys with themes of affection, discipline, and the fragility of love within parental guidance, ending in a reflective, ambiguous note.
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Womer
Elizabeth Barrett Browne
Hearst aids Roosevelt in rail rate reform push
A Hearst editorial lauds Theodore Roosevelt for denouncing railroad extortion and urging swift action by the Interstate Commerce Commission to regulate rates, private cars, and terminal fees. It notes Roosevelt’s independence from party factions, aligns with Democratic calls for railroad relief, and credits Hearst papers with advancing the reform agenda.
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Hearst
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Oper
Court of Review
Congress
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St Lewis
St. Louie
Law’s Delay Hampers Justice Across Decades
A reflection on slow legal processes and fees delaying rightful compensation. The cases of Harry Gagan and John Rudnik illustrate how courts and appeals stretch over years, benefiting insurers or employers while injuring victims. The piece argues for reform to restore balance for the poor injured against powerful defendants.
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Harry Gagan
Cleveland
John Rudnik
Chicago
Supreme Court of Illinois
Aoman
Radalk
J Corporation
Fragmented Richmond trial tale and graveyard humor
Fragments recount a Richmond judge famed for wit in a police court case involving Red Poser of a baseball team and a pickpocket. The judge adjourned to attend a game then fined the pickpocket $10. The pickpocket claimed only 37 cents. the judge teased him to stay in court longer.
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Juder Crutchfield
Richmond
Vaude
Virginia
Red
Foster
Kia
Disfigured With Eczema Restored By Cuticura Remedies
A Brooklyn man with eczema on the face for five months was unable to go out. After using Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent, his skin cleared, scales disappeared, and he could resume outings in a month. Names THOMES T SOTH and J SOTH appear in the notice.
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T. Soth
Stagg St
J. Soth
Brooklyn
The Agonizing Skin Ailments and a Proven Remedy
The passage touts Cuthorn Soup Ointment and Pills as perfect cures for eczema psoriasis scalp infections pimples ringworm and milk crust. It promises peerless relief speedily soothing, safety, and economy, claiming worldwide standard skin cures.
Osteopathy and pelvic health for women explained
An article preface argues against the notion of embarrassment in osteopathic treatment. It explains how patients, including women, prepare by removing outer garments and use a table or chair for sessions. The piece previews Dr Holsington Despain’s forthcoming work on pelvic diseases of women and urges reading to avoid unnecessary surgeries.
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Holsington
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