Archduke John Salvator Declared Dead by Supreme Court
Vienna reports the Austrian Supreme Court presumes Archduke John Salvator died July 21 1890 after his renunciation and disappearance at sea aboard the Santa Margariba with his wife in London July 1890. The ruling follows a petition by Archduke Joseph Ferdinand and allows a six month window for protests. The case ends a long legal dispute over his death and status. Also an unrelated advertisement extols Chamberlains Tablets for digestion.
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Rubber business tale from native labor to tire nails
An overview traces the rubber trade from African natives gathering the sap to the final use in automobile tires, highlighting the harsh path of labor from field to factory and the long chain of production and demand.
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Harvard Seeks One Million Two Hundred Thousand
Harvard pursues a sum of 1.2 million dollars in a bid that could influence funding or endowment plans. The statement reflects institutional fundraising drive and potential grant dynamics.
Foley Kidney Pills Quick Relief Ad Claim
An old advertisement promotes Foley Kidney Pills as a tonic for back ache kidney and bladder trouble rheumatism and kidney congestion aimed at middle aged and elderly women. A testimonial from Mrs Julius Gerstner Akron Ohio describes severe kidney pain frequent urination burning and swelling relieved after using the product.
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A.C. Koeppen & Bra
West End Farmers Plan For Telephones
Hermiston May 13. The Farmers Union plans a meeting to discuss a county wide telephone network linking towns between Umatilla and Pendleton with the county seat and surrounding farms. A Portland based creamery firm investigates a local plant, while a petition seeks Hermiston Butte as a reservoir site. Attacks of appendicitis send Mr. C. L. Morgan to town for treatment, and land and property trades are noted along with an upcoming church concert by local talent.
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Horace Walker
H. M. Cockburn
Maroney
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Mont
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Inland Irrigation Company
Carl A. Hudson
G. L. Hurd
Portland
P. H. Buchholz
Minnie Baker
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Ralph Holte
A. W. Grey
Frank Sloan L
F. Stevenson
E. N. Wheeler
Stallard's Snow Liniment Ad Warns for Sprains and Bruises
An old time ad urges quick use of Stallard's Snow Liniment for scratches cuts sprains bruises burns and swelling. It promises pain relief and healing with prices 25c 50c and 1.00 by A C Koeppen & Bros.
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Koeppen & Bros
Stanford and California freshmen drop athletics in annual intercollegiate program
Stanford University announces the abolition of freshmen rugby and track contests with the University of California. The only remaining intercollegiate freshman event is the freshmen boat race. The move stems from concerns over lower scholastic standards amid heavy athletic training and the university’s freshman year emphasis. President David Starr Jordan did not push the action. the decision followed academic council deliberations.
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Ballard's Herbine Advertises Cure for Stomach Ailments
A Smile. is a pretty hard thing to accomplish when you're blue bilious and out of sorts. There is a sure cure for all kinds of stomach and fiver com plaints constipation and dyzopepsia. Ballard's Herbine is mild yet absolutely effective in all cases. Price 60c per bottle. A. C. Koeppen & Pros.
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Higginson Dies in Cambridge Mass at 93
Colonel Thomas Wentworth Higginson historian author minister and abolitionist dies in Cambridge Massachusetts tonight aged 93 after a period of decline. He belonged to the New England circle that included Longfellow Whittier Holmes and Lowell and opposed slavery with Garrison Phillips Hale and Howe. Chamberlains Liniment recommended for soreness rheumatism sold by all druggists.
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Thomas Wentworth Higginson
Higginson
New England
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Whittier
Holmes
Emerton
Lowell
Uma Tilla Storage to Build Warehouse in Stanfield
Stanfield Oregon May reports Uma tila Storage & Commission plans a 40 by 160 foot warehouse for grain and feed handling with an office and store room. Pendleton contractor Frick oversees details. project aim is rapid completion. Also: F B Everhart to open a drug store with soda fountain. alfalfa field yields high. local officials discuss road funding. several residents noted in town updates.
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Oregon City
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Portland
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Temple
Lamoure
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North Yanima
Wash
Unmarried Women Tax Debate Draws Boston Bachelors
Massachusetts item reports Dr. Bertha C. Downing of Worcester urging a tax on unmarried women and childless wives after Mrs. Charlotte of Boston proposed taxing bachelors. The idea meets ridicule from Boston bachelors while Mrs. Smith previously argued men should bear tax burden.
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Mass
Charlotte
Boston
Bertha C. Downing
Worcester
Flaw in matrimonial duties sparks debate on marriage
Dr Downing argues women should marry and bear children, condemns intellectuality as a cause of fewer marriages. She cites "the ensnaring luxury" and proposes a tax to deter delaying marriage, saying it would force a girl to weigh suitors more carefully rather than choosing books and single blessedness.
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Hatching Chickens by Electricity Sparks Debate
The Atlanta Journal notes electrified incubation advances but emphasizes the hen remains relied upon to lay eyes. The odd phrasing suggests a quirky or archaic report on poultry hatching methods and animal care.
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Atlanta Journal
Has Buried 19 Children in Trenton Case
Mrs. Michiel Hornyak, a middle aged woman, has borne nineteen children with none surviving. The oldest died at nine from burns. No disease explains the losses, and Mrs. Hornyak cannot understand the misfortune. J. M. Howell of Greensburg, Kentucky endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, noting its effectiveness.
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Trenton
Michiel Hornyak
Hornyak
Mia
J. M. Howell
Greensburg
Kveaye
Chamberlain
Prominent Kalamazoo Farmer Seeks Divorce After Affair
John Baker, a noted Kalamazoo farmer, filed for divorce today claiming his wife rekindled an old romance with a former sweetheart. He asked for custody of their four children and stated he would accept sorrow for her happiness. The judge refused the decree and set proceedings for reconciliation.
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John Baker
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Taker
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