March 6 historical events and notable deaths
This date in history notes the Monson Massacre stirring anti English sentiment, a clash tied to resistance to imports taxed by royal authority. It also lists notable deaths including Arctic explorer Hayes, Mary Louise Rooth, historian Taine, and illustrator Al Wolf, with brief birthplaces and dates.
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Reston Massacr
Monson
Solent
Testen
Gage
Jeane Laruel] Hayes
Chester County
Mary Louise Rooth
New York
Hppolytie Adolphe Taine
Paris
al. Wolf
Moody Strength Shown In Wasco County
Congressman Moody demonstrates strong backing in Wasco County ahead of the Republican state convention and probable renomination. Opponent Williamson performed respectably in the Wasco primary but lacks clear evidence of defeating Moody. Moody’s record is critiqued as aligned with the Simon machine, suggesting limited gains for constituents but potential benefits for special interests.
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Moody
Wasco
Williamson
Malcolm Moody
Congress
William. Bon Rvi
Oregon
Simon
Joe Simon
Governor McBride Seen as Right Man for Washington
The piece praises Governor McBride's leadership following Governor Rodgers’ death, commending his stance against passes for public officials and lobbying. It contrasts him with Oregon and Salem rulers, lauding his commitment to the people and democratic newspaper support, while noting character contrasts and implied royalty in Henry.
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Governor McBride
Washington
Rodgers
Govrnor McBride
Rogers
Olympia
Salem
Oregon
Mr Belide
Geer
Oregonian
Washive'on
Henry as a Man Prince Henry Leads Democratic Tour
Prince Henry engages with democracy during a country tour showing ability and discernment. He is plain, unpretentious, and respectful in dealings. Emperor Bill, his brother, the imperial monarch, demonstrates sound judgment in selecting this democratic prince to visit.
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Henry
Prince Henry
Emperor Bill
Business program urged for state affairs reform
The Salem Journal urges a business style state government with salaries for officials and consolidated fees to save about 500000 annually. It cites Marion County example saving 270000 and argues tax reforms plus limiting education and legislative excess can fund operations, urging Grange leaders to demand reform as a four year term begins.
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Salem Journal
Marion County
State Grange
Pomova Granges
Republican Party
Ture
Direct election of US Senators urged by The Commoner
W J Bryan in The Commoner urges editors and readers to press for a constitutional amendment for direct election of U S senators. He argues one million postal cards to senators would force action, and cites pressure on editors nationwide to join the reform effort. The East Oregonian echoes the call to subscribers to contact Oregon representatives and senators.
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W. J. Bryan
Commoner
House of Representatives
United States
Senate
Eatly
Fife arraigned in Savannah on murder charge
Stewart Fife, arraigned in Savannah Missouri, pleads not guilty to murdering Frank W. Richardson. Trial set for a week from Monday. Fife accompanied by his parents, with Mrs Richardson and her son also present in court. A young woman expected to testify is summoned. Little indicates defense strategy.
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Stewart Fife
Savannah
Frank W. Richardson
Fife
Mrs Ida L Roser Praises Lydia E Pinkham Remedy
Mrs Ida L Roser of Denver writes her testimonial praising Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for ending long term female troubles and heavy menstruation after using four bottles. An editorial note claims a $6000 forfeit marks the testimonial as not genuine. The letter urges others to obtain the product and seek free advice from Mrs Lynn at Lynn Mass.
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Denver
Ipa L. Rosier
Ave
Col
Lydia
Rheumatism and a vegetable cure advertised
An old style public notice describes rheumatism as a severe, chronic disease causing pain and debility. It extols a vegetable medicine S. S. S. as a purifying blood remedy and claims it can reach internal acids, restore vigor, and relieve sufferers, with doctors offering free advice from Atlanta based firm.
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S. S
Rheumatista
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mary L. Booth
GOV. M'Bride
Capital Salem Journal
Ida L. Roser
James K. Polk
Mus
Unguam
Wm. L. Hill
Winston, N. C
North
South Carolina
J. E. Platter
Prop
Pendleton
Farmers Custom Iil
Fred Walters
Oregon Lumber Yard
Alta
Court House
Pilsner Beer
East Oregonian
Pasco
Byers’ Grove
N. Berkeley
Bavings Bank
Pendletom
Pendleton Planing Mill
R. Forster
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