Physicians Discuss Cooper theory in New Orleans
A New Orleans article details medical reception to L. T. Cooper's theory that the stomach drives ill health and his medicines. Some doctors credit early patient reports of liver kidney and stomach improvements while others fear reliance on proprietary remedies. Pendleton Drug Co reports Cooper medicines are widely successful in the United States.
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New Orleans
L. T. Cooper
Cooper
United States
Pendleton Drug Co
Rail regulation law begins enforcement nationwide
Congress enacted a safety measure limiting railroad workers to 16 hours on duty with required rest periods. The Interstate Commerce Commission may grant extensions for good cause. Railroads foresee costs and comply timelines, while workers celebrate a major legislative win for safety and public travel.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
District Court of the
Tnteratate Commerce Commission
Congress
Interstate Commoeres Commision
Licenle
Liw Hit Beaotic
Unity Rode
Railronda
Oregon case seeks state recovery of secretaries fees
T K Sears and District Attorney J H McNary sue former Oregon secretary of state Dunbar for accounting and recovery of fees claimed to total over 100000 earned during two terms. Similar suit against ex secretary Kincaid noted. Benson to testify on records. McNary and Mahon represent plaintiffs.
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T K. Sears
J. H. McNary
State of Oregon
Ve. FL
Dunbar
William Galloway
Salem
State Treasury
H.R. Kincald
Eugene
Thunbar
Kinenia
Benson
Attoiney McNary
L. H. M Mahon
J. K. Sears
Chamber of Commerce Opposes Fulton Resolution Over Land Grant
The Portland Chamber of Commerce urges amending the Fulton joint resolution to exclude innocent land purchasers from the Oregon and California railroad land grab. They warn the measure could devastate western Oregon with widespread loss and legal complications for settlers, farmers, and townsite buyers who purchased from the railroad.
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Fulton
Oregon & California
Chamber of Commerece
C. F. Swigeort
JB. C. Gitner
Frank W. Mondell
Oregon
Chamber of Commerce of
Portland
Fuilton
Chamber of Commerce
Hatchcahips at the Dine The Dime Theater Show
The Dime theater runs an extra afternoon and evening attraction featuring Admiral Evans battle ship meet on the way to the Pacific. Patrons are invited to view the display as part of the day’s program.
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Dime Theater
Admiral Evans
Pacific
Vermont statesman Renator R. Proctor dies after grip attack
Renator Redfield Proctor of Vermont died yesterday at his Washington home from complications of an illness described as grip. He was a noted public figure associated with Vermont politics.
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Renator Redfield Proctor
Vermont
Washington
Oregon Statement No 1 Sees Split County Stand
Umatilla County backs Statement No 1 but five counties oppose while 16 are unsure. The Portland Evening Telegram surveys Oregon counties on the popular election of U S senators and whether Statement No 1 will prevail.
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Umatilla
Staement
Friends of
Portland Evening Telegram
United States
Beach, Bailey, Hudson
Sichel
Antis
Oregon
Marion
Multnomah
Lane
Douglas
Yamhill
Clatsop
Vance
Union
Baker
Lake
Klamath
Josephine
Jackson
Washington
Malheur
Harney
Clackamas
Crook
Gilliam
Coos
Curry
Tillamook
Columbia
Benton
Grant
Lincoln
Linn
Morrow
Polk
Sherman
Wallowa
Wheeler
Beach Brigade
Portland
Panama Canal Excavation Progress Report and Plans
Washington dispatch reports up to March 1 excavation reached 23,414,084 cable yards, about one fifth of the May 1 1904 estimate of 142,000,000. If pace holds the remaining work could finish in three years while locks construction proceeds, with both efforts to finish concurrently. February excavation totaled 2,645,850 cubic yards, 789,312 more than January despite fewer working ways. Mrs Selkirk Norton, Voice Teacher, seeks engagements for concerts and events at Studio Room 16 Schmidt Building.
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Panama Canal
Washington Dispatch
Vis
Selkirk Norton
Schmidt Building
Mi-O-Na Promises Cure For Digestive Ailments
The article touts Mi-O-Na stomach tablets as a universal remedy for digestive and general health issues. It cites headaches, sleeplessness, bad taste, coated tongue, and nervousness associated with stomach weakness, claiming guaranteed refunds if the product does not cure, with a 51 cent price in a promotion from Tullman and company.
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Miona
Tullman and Company
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