Darrow predicts Wilson victory in Portland interview
Clarence Darrow the renowned labor attorney visited Portland from California. He praised Wilson as honest and capable, predicting a landslide electoral win. Darrow criticized Theodore Roosevelt and Taft, offered cautious views on equal suffrage, and commented on labor versus capital, urging readiness for women’s suffrage.
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Clarence Darrow
Wilson
Portland Journal
Clarence & Darrow
Portland
California
Los Angeles
McNamaras
McNamara
Peron
Darrow
United States
Hoe
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
America
Labor
William Howard Taft
Oregon
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement with Reward
An advertisement offers a one hundred dollar reward for any case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes a testimonial from Alding, Einan and Marvin of Toledo endorsing F. J. Cheney & Co. and claims the cure works internally for blood and mucous surfaces.
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Hall
F. J Cheney & Co
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
Alding, Einan & Marvin
Hood's Sarsaparilla Revives Tired Blood This Summer
Recuperation there is not enough in ordinary vacations but Hood's Sarsaparilla offers a single bottle to refresh tired blood sharpen appetite restore lost courage and revive energy during the summer season.
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Hood
New England Paperback Supports Governor Wilson
The Providence Journal, a leading independent New England paper, endorses Governor Woodrow Wilson for president. In a leading editorial it argues Wilson is demanded by national welfare and moral considerations, urging intelligent and patriotic citizens to support him at this pivotal moment.
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New York
Providence Journal
New England
Wilson
Varius
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Pape’s Diapepsin Promises Fast Stomach Relief
An old advertisement touts Pape’s Diapepsin as a quick, safe remedy for upset stomachs. It claims relief within five minutes for indigestion sourness gas and related symptoms and urges readers to keep a case at home for any family member.
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Pape
Liver Correctant Claims to Purge Complexion Ailments
A vintage tonic advertisement touts a liver remedy named HER BINE as a powerful liver correctant. It purports to purify the system, stimulate vital organs, and restore vigor, with a price listed as bio and sales by A. C. Koeppen & Bros.
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A. C. Koeppen & Bros
Knabenshue Plans Zeppelin Service From L A
Aviator Roy Knabenshue left Los Angeles for Akron to begin building an airship for passenger service between Los Angeles and the beaches and Mount Lowe. The craft will resemble a Zeppelin, measure 149 feet, reach 40 miles per hour, and carry five passengers.
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Roy Knabenshue
Los Angeles
Akron
Ohio
Beaches
Mount Lowe
Knabenshue
Coreans Held for Conspiracy in Seoul Trial
Counsel for the twelve Koreans charged with conspiring against Governor General Count Terauch M Takahashi argued the prisoners confessed voluntarily but overstate their patriotism. He asked the court to consider Korea’s political shifts and the public sympathy, while noting the reference to Bishop Harris was irrelevant to the case.
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Seoul
Corea
Heari
Count Terauch M. Takahashi
Merriam C. Harris
Methodist Episcopal Church
Prince Ito
Count Terauch
Historic exchange hints at miscommunication in court
An archival dialogue shows a lawyer or judge remarking on a conversation about a man’s father, noting the remark and its reception as either favorable or accurate. The fragment suggests a stalled or subtle dispute centered on perception and intention within a legal or social setting.
Why Whaling Has Begun Again
The article traces a cyclical revival of whaling from New Bedford as kerosene and whale oil markets shifted. It notes the rise after petroleum's impact, then the North Atlantic whale bone decline, and how substitutes in the past decade have reduced whaling demand, signaling renewed activity in the whaling industry.
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New Bedford
San Francisco Examiner
Mase
America
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
San Francisco
Money Back Catarrh Remedy Ad
Dowing the stomach won't kill catarrh worms. The quickest way to kill germs is to breathe deep the vaporized air of Booths Hyomet. It destroys germs, heals inflamed membranes, and stops discharge. A complete Hyomet outfit costs $1.00. extra bottles 60c. Tallman & Co refunds your money if dissatisfied.
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Booth
Tallman & Co
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Seattle
Sprague Ave
Spokane
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Tacoma
Gov. Wilson
Coreans
Koeppen’s
Harry B. Smith
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Jardin de Paris
New York Theatre
Lillian Lorraine
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New York City
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