Defeat Looms for Congressman Ellis in Primary Fight
The Sunday Oregonian outlines rival campaigns forming to defeat W R Ellis in the upcoming Republican primaries. Key opponents include T T Geer S A Lowell W J Lachner and Shepherd, with overturning his majority seen as possible if rivals unite against him. Ellis has traveled the district this summer to shore up support and ward off a split anti Ellis vote. Ellis held a strong June election result with 28 394 votes to Graham 12 151, a 16 243 majority, suggesting strong district backing despite opposition chatter.
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W. R. Ellis
Oregonian
W. R. Ellis Atrove
Umatilla
Wasco
Multnomah
Elis
T. T. Geer
A. Lowell
Pendleton
W. J. Lachner
Baker City
Shepherd
Portland
Ellis
Congress
Moody
Elils
Matthews
Multnomah County
J. N. Willamson
Olay Caineean
Lowell
United States
Geer
Fulton
Bourne
Judge Ellis
Judge Eilp
Graham
Washington
Schilling's Beat Coffee Promises Money Back
A promotion promises refunds to grocers if customers dislike Schilling's Beat Coffee, stating the retailer returns the money to buyers rather than the consumer bearing the burden. The ad emphasizes the brand name on packaging as the source of credit.
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Schilling
Pneumonia Follows a Cold Not Foley’s Honey and Tar
A Pendleton Drug Co notice asserts pneumonia follows a cold but will be prevented by Foley's Honey and Tar. The ad claims the product stops coughs and strengthens lungs to avert pneumonia outcomes. Clinician and patient benefits are framed to urge purchase and use of the remedy.
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Foley
Pendleton ‘Drug Co
Harvard 200th anniversary dinner at Memorial Hall
The Harvard celebration marked by a memorial service in Appleton chapel and a grand dinner in Memorial Hall attended by alumni nationwide. Addresses were given by E C Moore G Peabody and Lyman Abbott with an elaborate musical program. The second item notes a Eastern Carolina Rivers and Harbors convention in Georgetown to seek congressional funding for river system improvements.
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John Harvard
Cambridge
Mass
Harvard University
Memorial Hall
Appleton Chapel
E. C. Moore
G. Peabody
Lyman Abbott
Georgetown
8. C
Georgetown Chamber of Commerce
Taft Endorsement Highlights Political Notes
Boss Cox endorses Taft amid Alaska Republicans backing home rule in Juneau. Wealthy Sen. William Flinn reportedly funds a Senate bid as he seeks Bolos Pennrose's seat. Charles R. Jones alleges Wilmington liquor victory bought with 50 000 to 100 000 dollars in bribes. Oklahoma seeks to unseat Indian Congressman Carter over citizenship timing. Governor Haskell, 47, Ohio-born, rose from farmer to railroad builder and politics after moving to Indian Territory in 1901.
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George B. Cox
Cincinnati
Taft
Wiliam H. Taft
Alaska
Juneau
William Flinn
Pittsburg
Bolos Penrose
United States Senate
Flinn
Charles R. Jones
National Prohibition Committee
Wilmington
Del
Congress
C. D. Carter
Oklahoma
Carter
United States
Charles N. Haskell
Roosevelt
Ohio
Indian Territory
Rings Dyspepsia Tablets Free Trial Offer
Dyspepsia tablets claim quick relief from stomach trouble indigestion bloating and related symptoms. Two days of treatment free and available through A. C. Koeppens Bros with a free trial offered by the seller.
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A. C. Koeppens Bros
Good roads advocate Thatcher tours for coast to coast auto route
C W Thatcher, a civil engineer and longtime good roads proponent, arrived in Chicago after a overland journey from San Francisco in a miniature prairie schooner hauled by mules. He urged building a national highway from New York to San Francisco to save Americans money on European travel, claiming a Rocky Mountain route would be the most traveled in the world. He talked about his health motives and noted the loss of his dog during the trip.
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Chicago
C. W. Thatcher
San Francisco
New York
Milwaukee
Sheridan Road
Hearst
Sierras
Death Valley
Rockies
Thatcher
Plains of
Mexico
United States
Europe
Atlantic
Rocky Mountains
Trolley Collision Injures Twelve in Sandusky
Twelve people were injured in a trolley collision in Sandusky Ohio yesterday. Details on the cause and severity were not disclosed. Responding crews transported victims to local hospitals for treatment.
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Sandusky
Ohio
Gambling raid calm after actions and saloon burned
A Culdesac letter reports the village’s gamble busts quieted as Spokane saloon closes its dance hall and gambling at other resorts is halted. The blackjack table and roulette frame seized from the Spokane saloon were burned today behind the Tetrick livery stable by Justice Stewart and Constable Campbell.
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Spokane
Justice Stewart
Constable Campbell
Tetrick
Pinesalve Carbo Poultice for Inflammation Relief
An old advertisement notes Pinesalve Carbo works as a poultice drawing out inflammation and poison, antiseptic for cuts burns eczema and cracked hands, offering immediate relief, sold by A. C. Koeppens Bros.
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A. C. Koeppens Bros
Bean in Windpipe Kills Chik Baby
Louise Musselwhite, 18 months old, daughter of Mr and Mrs H Musselwhite of Barbertown, died from a bean swallowed earlier that lodged in her air passages and swelled after an operation. The incident occurred Tuesday in Boise. news brief reports the accident and death.
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Boise
Louise
H. Musselwhite
Barberton
Person Passes After Illness
A individual declined after illness worsened last night and died early this morning, authorities reporting the death and noting the circumstances surrounding the illness.
President stays undismayed despite trust prosecutions
The piece declares the president undismayed and determined amid criticism over prosecuting criminal trusts. It asserts resolve to maintain public goodwill and promotes selling high grade clothing at profitable prices.
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Oregon
Boss Cox
Polytechnic Business Twelch
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Great Business Training School of
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U. 5
Oakland Chamber of Commerce
Southern Pacific Railroad Co
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