Government building urged by Pendleton citizens
Residents urge construction of a united federal building in Pendleton Oregon to house a post office and other institutions. They argue it would reduce shifting offices, cut wasteful war and navy spending, and bring civic pride and convenience to the city. The letter also notes sentiment against open gambling and calls for reforms and taxation changes to aid working people.
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United Blaue
Wea
Easter
Elietist
South Sea
Congress
Pendleton
Salem
Oregon
Eye for slaughter feeds the feminine mind says Creelman
James Creelman critiques the crowd in Washington for fixating on war and carnage while elitist parties and boredom distract from patriotic duty. He laments clergy and officials who avoid bold action, preferring conventional chatter over decisive conduct.
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Washington
James Creelman
Hearst Gaining Ground Across Public Opinion
Hearst's influence grows as the public reexamines his character and motives. The article lauds his early defiance of schooling, his investment in newspapers, and his impact on journalism by creating high paying, demanding roles, while praising his editorial stance against oppression and unfair capital encroachment.
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Duino
Sin City
Binalate
The Woman in Black and other notes in crime and war
Passing sentence recalls Annie Myers of 1614 First Avenue known as The Woman in Black. She faced five indictments after a recent arrest for dishonest servant and complicity in robberies, while reports on British and Russian wars and a controversial figure Herbert Casson appear alongside commentary on resistance and political tensions.
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Annie Myers
First Avenue
Mia Movers
Athlem
New York World
The Worst Criminal Described by Recorder Goff
A court in General Session sentences a desperate criminal to fifteen years in state prison. Recorder Goff's remarks accompany the ruling as reported from yesterday's session.
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Staprivon
Goff
Court of General Session
Newbro's Herpicide Promoted as Hair Germ Killer
An advertisement extols Newbro's Herpicide as a remedy that destroys the dandruff germ causing dandruff hair loss and baldness. It claims the product also serves as a pleasant daily hair dressing and promotes a healthy scalp. Sold by druggists with F W Schmidt as special agent in Detroit via sample requests.
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Newbro
Herpizide
druneWie
Bendie
Eample
Herpizide Co
Detroit
F. W. Schmidt
Feel Better Than Five Years With Peruna Claims
Letters from James B. Taylor of Roberts Indl and J W Pritchard of Wolflake praise Peruna for curing stomach catarrh and improving appetites. They report lasting relief after years of trouble and doctor visits. The ad notes catarrh can be cured by Peruna wherever located and invites readers to write Dr Hartman for advice.
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James B. Taylor
Roberts
Tom
James Bt. Taylor
J. W. Pritchard
Wolflake
Dy Hartman
Ferma
Hartman
Dr. Hartman
Eee Hartman Sanitarium
Columbus, Olio
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