European Medical Experts to Visit Pendleton
The Fer-Don European Medical Experts announce a visit to Pendleton with offices at Hotel La Fontaine 633 Main St second floor. They advertise bloodless surgery and rapid cures for tumors appendicitis and chronic ailments, with testimonials from Reno and other cities. Consultation $1, hours 10-12 2-4 7-8 p.m. Sunday 10-12.
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Pendleton
Hotel la Fontaine
Main St
Fer
Reputato
Oakland
San Francisco
Sacramento
Redding
Roseburg
Eugene
Medford
Salem
Reno
Nevada
W. E. Mills
Maple Street
Mr. Mills
Mr Chatfield
Nelson & Peterson's
Chatfield
European Medical Experts Cure Sacramento Woman
A Sacramento woman, after months of hem orrhages and extreme pain, was cured within 48 hours by European Medical Experts following a local physician's failure. Her husband, initially anxious, now praises the rapid recovery and endorses the treatment.
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R. W. Herman
Twelfth Street
Sacramento
Ae Hale
Kindness Steels
Ike
Salvery in Islands Sways Samuel Gompers
Samuel Gompers cites grievances in the islands where planters suppress peasants. Leaders A Vasilieff Biloff and Surupoff were jailed for vagrancy, followed by more arrests and harsher sentences. Police brutality sparked indignation among peasants as rumors spread of a police shoot-to-kill order in Honolulu.
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A. Vasilieff
Biloff
Surupoff
Vasilieff
Honolulu
Bucklen's Arnica Salve Advertises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the earths greatest healer for injuries from wrecks and for burns sores eczema chapped skin and corns. It promises prompt cure and relief with a 26 cent price at Tallman & Co.
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Tallman & Co
Aviators Drop Bombs in Odd Race at Midland Meeting
London reports a beamb dropping competition for airmen at the Midland flying meeting started at Dunatall Park Wolverhampton. Circling flyers drop dummy bombs into a marked sheet to score points, testing how much damage could be done. A prize of $500 is offered.
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London
Dunatall Park
Wolverhampton
Anny
Daily East Oregonian by Carrie at 15 cents weekly
A brief notice highlighting the Daily East Oregonian priced at 15 cents per week. The item emphasizes the publication’s name and the weekly rate, reflecting a promotional or subscription detail in compact form.
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East Oregonian
Carrie
La Grande Chautauqua features famed speakers amid large crowds
The La Grande Chautauqua on Tuesday drew big crowds as Mrs. Unrinch of the W C T U and Professor Cordley of O A C led discussions. In Hood River, the Heights baseball team earned two wins at Stevenson 1 0 and 3 1, with Hood River also defeating The Dalles 11 2. McMinnville opened a new handle factory led by Ahrendsen with foreman Haveland, planning a daily output of about 50 handles and an initial shipment to Middleton.
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la Grande, Or
Unrinch
Cordley
Stephen A. Lowell
Pendleton
Victor
Hood River
Hood River Heights
Stevenson
Hart of Hood River
Dalles
McMinnville
Ahrendsen
B. K. Haveland
Newberg
Abhrendsey
Middleton
Notarial Commissions Issued Across Oregon
Notarial commissions have been issued to James Mel. Wood of Portland P. J. Glaunt of Hammond William Tirich of Medford Oliver S. Brown of Grants Pass J. J. Van Kenlen of Adel M. E. Pogue of Salem H. F. McGrath and J. G. Richardson of Portland Henry Henderson of St. Johns B. M. Lombard of Portland Percy A. Cupper of Salem J. E. Goyer of Baker City.
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Salem
James Mel. Wood
Portland
P. J. Glaunt
Hammond
William Tirich
Medford
Oliver S. Brown
Grants Pass
J. J. van Kenlen
Adel
M. E. Pogue
H. F. McGrath
J. G. Richardson
Henry Henderson
St. Johns
B. M. Lombard
Percy A. Cupper
J. E. Goyer
Baker City
Attack on Laidlaw Chronicle Office Threats Rise
Last Thursday night an ineffectual stone attack damaged the Laidlaw Chronicle plant building. Between 2 and 3 am an arson attempt was made but the incendiary fled while applying a match. The Chronicle occupies the largest building in Laidlaw, with threats against the office continuing for two months.
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Laidlaw
Laidlaw Chronicle
The
Chronicle
Fire in Long Creek destroys business district in Canyon City
A major blaze in Long Creek, Canyon City Oregon, Monday afternoon burned half the business district. Originating in the Nonantual Hotel, the fire consumed the hotel, Long Creek Drug, Long Creek Mercantile, the meat market and Masonic hall. Estimated loss reaches 26000 dollars, only partly insured.
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Long Creek
Canyon City
Nonanta
Long Creek Drug Company
Long Creek Mercantile Company
Meat Market
Masonic Hall
Vancouver Youth Drowns at Seaside Pier
Elmo Myers aged 20 of Vancouver Washington drowned Monday afternoon while surf bathing in front of the Moore pier at Seaside Oregon. Officials attribute the death to heart failure aided by exhaustion after straying far from shore. Myers was employed by MacSween Brothers Vancouver contractors and was visiting for the Fourth of July.
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Vancouver
Seaside
Elmo Myers
Wash
Moore Pier
Myers
MacSween Brothers
Vancouver Contractors
Beer Price Rise Hits Medford Saloons
In Medford Oregon beer and mixed drinks rise to 10 cents and bottled goods to 18 cents. The increase follows a city council license hike to 1000 dollars from 800, affecting ten saloons. Nearby wet towns include Jacksonville four, Gold Hill four, Woodville one. Prohibitionists plan to push a new vote this fall after previous county dry votes were struck down.
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Medford
Ore
Jackson County
Jacksonville
Gold Hill
Woodville
Strangler Smith Loses In Fourth Of July Wrestling
The Fourth of July celebration in Oakland featured a wrestling match between Strangler Smith and Emmet Hall. Hall won the match in the third round after Smith used a barred strangle hold twice, with falls of 24 13 minutes and 8 minutes 60 seconds. The bout carried a purse of $100 and a side bet of $200.
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Smith
Oakland
Emmet Hall
Northwest
Hall
Greenland
The
Multnomah Athletic Club
Wheat Free From Samiut in Walla Walla Valley
Farmers in the Walla Walla Valley report smut and barley are less prevalent in wheat than in prior years. Dockage losses will stem mainly from weeds and incomplete marketing rather than smut. H J G Cox notes smut percentages will be small compared to other years.
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Walla Walla
Walla Walla Valley
H. J. G. Cox
Safe and sane Fourth at Tutulla Indian camp
The Tutulla Indians held a June 30 to July 4 encampment near Mission station with 120 to 180 attendees. Rev. James G. Dickson led preaching and revival services, 60 communicants received on the final day, and a new communion set from Calvary Presbyterian Church. A nearby non Christian camp at Cayuse station hosted a shared religious service. The event featured temperance advocacy by Rev. J. R. Knowdell, songs, and a large public dinner for 200 plus attendees, with games and prizes. The camp aimed to contrast with the larger unsafe Fourth observances at nearby camps and looked toward improving next year.
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Tutullla
Mission Station
James G. Dickson
J.B. Youel
Dickson
Jesus
J. M. Cornelison
Breil
J. R. Knowdell
Oregon Anti-Saloon League
Calvary Presbyterian Church of
Portland
Thomas H. Walker
Calvary Church
Cayuse Station
Eryer
Robinson Minthorn
Knowdel
Oregon
Indiana
Mr. Knowdel
Uberty
Cook's Tube Found on Mount McKinley in Alaska
Colorado Springs resident P. J. Carrigan says he climbed Mount McKinley in June 1907 while placer mining and found a copper tube with records and an American flag wedged in a crevice. He claims it proves Dr. Cook left a message at the summit, a story supported by John R. Prattley, once a Cook backer.
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Colorado Springs
P. J. Carrigan
Mount McKinley
Alaska
Cook
Carrigan
John R R Pradley
Dr. Cook
Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted
Milwaukee woman credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing female trouble and back pain after a suspected pelvic tumor. The letter praises the product and urges other women to seek advice from Mrs Pinkham, noting the company receives thousands of grateful letters.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Lydia E. Pinkham
Ane
Laydlia E. Pinkhan
Lydia KE. Pinkham
Emma Suse
First St
Pinkham Medicine Company
Mass
E. Pinkham
Lydia EK
Pinkham
Lynn
Yon
Doubt Cast On Cook Mount McKinley Ascent Claim
A local report notes that within a hundred feet of St. Carrigan, a recent return from Alaska reveals the Mount McKinley ascent claim by Dr. Cook is doubted. The narrative emphasizes skeptical views about Cook's expedition.
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St. Carrigan
Alaska
Dr. Cook
Mount McKinley
Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
The worlds most successful medicine for bowel complaints Cham berlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy relieves pain and suffering and has saved more lives than any other medicine in use. Valuable for children and adults sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Moneybags Young Man Starts Own Business
A brisk exchange depicts a clerk earning fifteen shillings a week who proclaims he has begun his own business. Hardupp notes the modern shops now feature cash registers, signaling changed commerce.
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Cross, California
Visalia
Salvery
Islands
Samuel Gompers
Aviators
News OF the Northwest
Dr. King
Mount M'Kinley
Sherman County
Eastern Oregon Land Company
Care of Balfour, Guthrie & Co. Board of Trade Building
Portland, Oregon
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