Moorhouse says Indian Henry was last Cayuse branch
Major Leo Moorhouse, local authority, asserts that Indian Henry was the last of a Cayuse branch, the Molalla, preserving the old Cayuse tongue. He says the Cayuse-Snake war scattered groups. Molalla kept language, while Umatilla Cayuse merged with Ne Perce-Walla Walla.
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Moorhouse
Henry
Yelkis
Molalla
Leo Moorhouse
Soli
Umatilla
Victorius
Cascade Mountains
Willamette Valley
Temperance Women Attack College Instructors For Tobacco Use
Linn County Woman's Christian Temperance Union meeting at Plainview adopts a resolution denouncing tobacco use by college instructors. Protesting parents’ reluctance to entrust sons and daughters to teachers who use the weed, the group criticizes instructors and calls for reform.
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Brownsville
Ore
Linn County Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Plainview
Mother of Eighteen Children Praises Chamberlains Tablets
Mrs C J Martin of Boone Mill Virginia writes she suffered five years with stomach trouble and could not eat a biscuit without pain. After taking three bottles of Chamberlains Tablets she feels well, weighs 168 pounds, and can eat freely. She invites locals to verify her claim.
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C.J. Martin
Boone Mill
Chamberlain
Gale
Dealera
Adv
Educate Public on Veal Refusal Proposal
Chicago reports Vice-President Meeker of Armour urges using half a million dollars to educate the public against waste and to stop slaughtering and marketing calves for veal. He calls for government help to prevent cattle disease and notes 10 million calves are slaughtered yearly for about 60 pounds per calf, with potential gains if raised longer.
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Chicago
American Meat Packers Association
Meeker
The
Armour Company
Sex Education in Public Schools Divides Opinion
Washington reports show wide disagreement among school officials and physicians on sex hygiene instruction in public schools. Some favor detailed programs starting in elementary grades, while others oppose any sex education. The U S Bureau of Education notes education over punishment as a remedy for social evils, yet safety concerns persist about diverting attention from the topic.
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Washington
United States Bureau of Education
Bureau
Gaynor will splits estate among heirs with trust for Rufus
William J. Gaynor leaves widow 500 shares of Heyal Baking Powder stock and his Utica house to Mary Gaynor while two married daughters receive cash legacies. Minor beneficiaries and unmarried daughters each gain trust held income until age 25. The estate is valued around 2 million dollars and contesting heirs forfeit their legacy. Mayor Gaynor authored the ten page will in his own handwriting.
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New York
William J. Gaynor
Rufus
Rufus Gaynor
Gaynor
Norman Gaynor
Mary Gaynor
Utica
Miss Gaynor
Helen
Marlon
Ruth
Perfelts Tegacy
Diarrhoea Quickly Cured By Chamberlain Remedy
An Oriole Pa resident reports rapid recovery from diarrhoea after using Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, praised by M E Gebhart and Mr Yorks the local merchant. The ad claims one or two doses cure ordinary diarrhoea and notes it is sold by all dealers.
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Yorks
M. E. Gebhart
Oriole
Points Gun And Wounds Sweetheart At Redding
In Redding Connecticut on September 25 17 year old Mar guerite Guilbert daughter of a wealthy farmer was shot and fatally wounded by her fiancé John Todd who said he fired as a joke though the gun was a rifle. Todd confessed to the act amid a tragedy that shocked the town. The report notes his claim and the fatal wound to the young woman.
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Redding
Conn
Marguerite Guilbert
John Todd
Todd
Constantine Panejotti
Panejottis
Seine
Panerotti
Save Your Hair with Danderine The 25 Cent Cure
A vintage advertisement extols Danderine for dandruff and thinning hair. It claims brittle colorless hair stems from neglected scalps, promising rapid improvement after using a 25 cent bottle. Benefits include shiny, fluffy hair and new growth within weeks as the scalp regains vitality.
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Uitte Daniler
Touieh
Missouri to Have Buppalo Herd in New Plan
The American Bison Society reports growing numbers of bison but many Americans, especially children, have never seen the animal. No specimens exist in 11 Southern states and other regions. The society aims to create state and city herds, with New York and Missouri cited as examples. There are about 2954 bison in captivity in North America.
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Western Plains
American Bison Society
United States
Northwest
Pacific Coast
New York
Missouri
Atlanta
Memphis
Over-Ocean Flight Ends With Pacific Coast Record
Edward Steele, Coos Bay aviator, completed a 100 mile over ocean hydroplane flight from Waldport to Toledo in 1 hour 25 minutes, setting a Pacific Coast over the ocean record. He landed at Toledo at 6 40 pm and planned an exhibition at the Lincoln County Fair.
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Toledo
Ore
Waldport
Edward Steele
Coos Bay
Lincoln County Fair
Steele
Newport
Yaquina Bay
Coo Bay
Sleuth Dies After Streetcar Chase in Walla Walla
Augustus L. Levine a special officer det watch for pickpockets arrested a man on a streetcar. The suspect jerked away dropping his coat. Levine collapsed in a store and died from the excitement. The pickpocket fled, but his companion who received the purse was later caught after a long chase.
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Walla Walga
Wash
Augustus L. Levine
Levin
Tipton Woman Praises Cough Remedy For Son
Mia writes that her son suffered a dreadful cough last winter but after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the bottle cured his cold completely. The testimonial notes the product is sold by all dealers.
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Mia
Sarah E. Duncan
Tipton
Chamberlain
Adv
Bodies Used As Target Practice On Mexican Railroad
James T. Gallatin of Michigan City reports from Mexico City that federal soldiers patrol the rail line from Laredo to Mexico City and shoot anyone on the tracks. He observed at least two hundred Mexican bodies hanging from telegraph poles along the right of way, said to be used by guards for target practice.
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Kansas City
Mexico
James T. Gallatin
Michigan City
Mich
Mexico City
Laredo
Gallatin
Near Therm
Spain to join Panama-Pacific Exposition 1915
Spain officially decides to participate in the Panama-Pacific International Exposition to be held in San Francisco in 1915. Cablegram from James D. Phelan reports Spain accepts and will appoint a commissioner for the event.
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Spain
San Francisco
Moore
James D. Phelan
Wilson
Amara Schedule Features The Water Rut and The Flirt
Beginning this week Amara changes programs four times weekly on Sunday Tuesday Thursday and Saturday. Thursday presents two reels The Water Rut a mystery detective story with Adrienne Kroed Thom as Carrigan and a plot of two young men in love with a banker’s daughter. A thief is traced to a professional. The Flirt stars Dorothy Kelly and Earl Williams. Also shown On the Dumb Walter and Her Wooden Leg with Lubin productions.
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Selig
Adrienne Kroed
Thomas Carrigan
Lackales
Dorothy Kelly
Earl Williams
Walter
Lubin
Pat Géte
Joye of the North Woods leads Pastime’s Thursday program
Pastime will present a North Woods tale featuring Mary Fuller and Augustus Phillips in Joye of the North Woods from Harriet T Comstock. The Edison company sent a strong Maine crew to capture authentic atmosphere. The program also shows Hise Lordship Billy Smoke with Mary Charleson Charien Bennett and Ed win August and a Pathe travel film on cosmopolitan life in Cairo Egypt.
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North Woods
Mary Fuller
Augustus Phillips
The
Harriet T Comstock
Edison Company
Maine
Billy Smoke
Mary Charleson
Ruth
Charien Bennett
Lord Fitznoodle
Edwin August
Fitznoodie
Billy
Cairo
Egypt
Hagenbeck-Wallace Show in Cosy Theater Engagement
The Hagenbeck Wallace circus film returns to Cosy theater featuring animals and children in natural, engaging scenes. Viewers see behind the scenes from care and ground preparation to river baths with elephants and circus performances. Four reels run September 24 and 25 for two days only.
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Aconea
Cosy Theater
Death Stone of India and Pearl of the Golden West at Alta
Today the Alta theater shows The Death Stone of India a three reel feature followed by The Pearl of the Golden West a Powers burlesque comedy. Tomorrow new pictures join two vaudeville acts Howard and Graf jugglers Millam and Marks in Behind the scenes sketch.
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Alta Theater
India
Golden West
Powers
Howard
Graf
Millam
Marks
Handsome woman sought after bad checks at St Francis Hotel
Detectives pursue a refined woman who checked in as Mr H. C Peabody Seattle four weeks ago. She allegedly paid a hotel bill with a $200 check drawn on First National Bank of Seattle that failed for lack of funds, and Newman magnin company flags a $160 goods payment check also dishonored.
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San Francisco
St. Francis Hotel
H. C Peabody
Seattle
First National Bank of
Newman Magnin Company
If Some People We Know Reach Heaven They Might Travel
The remark notes that even in heaven certain individuals would seek new destinations during summer, reflecting a reluctant restlessness or desire for fresh surroundings beyond eternal peace.
Bottled voyage “New Sensation” by two Frenchmen
Paris report describes a 34 foot long bottle shaped craft built from wood and cardboard with iron hoops. Constantine Panejotti, a Greek craftsman, aims to cross from Paris to Havre then New York using a self revolving propeller system and a non keel design.
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Paris
New York
Pont St. Michel
Seine
Atlantic
Princeton Opens New Graduate College Buildings
Princeton New Jersey September 26 Princeton University's new graduate college buildings were opened for occupancy today The course rates were set to conform with Princeton's policy of democracy and aid men of small means
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Princeton
N. J
Princeton University
Graduate College
Convicted of Altering Government Check in San Francisco
John Bogden was sentenced by Federal Judge Dooling to months in jail after being convicted of raising a government check from 15 to 1860. The Sept 25 report notes the charge and sentence.
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San Francisco
John Bogden
Dooling
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Sil Lien
Gastoria
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PREAK
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Pen- Meton Drug Co
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