Aguinaldo Rechants Swears Allegiance to U S
A cable from General MacArthur reports that Aguinaldo, Philippine insurgent leader, has sworn allegiance to the United States and renounced all revolutionary governments. He says the move follows study of island conditions and belief the cause is hopeless. News met with little surprise as previous indications had pointed to this outcome. New York boy kidnapped as he walked to church with his sister. ten-year-old son of Wi McCornick, a retired florist, taken by unknown kidnappers seeking a reward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
MacArthur
War Department
Aguinaldo
Philippines
Spain
United States
New York
Wi McCornick
Importing Oregon Grape and Local Notes
A Portland Telegram report notes a case likely containing 5000 young Oregon Grape plants in transit to assess import duties of 25 percent on nursery stock. The mullet fishing scene near Klamath Rapids draws praise for abundance, while Springfield mourns Charles Stevens age 40 from pneumonia with funeral plans set for April 8. The school directors review building plans, with a decision expected in coming days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Itme
France
Springfield
Charles Stevens
The
Woodmen of the World of
Lane County Circuit Court Adjourned Fore Noon
An adjourned term of the Lane County circuit court convened this fore noon at 9 o'clock. Judge Geo H Burnett presided with Deputy Prosecuting Attorney LT Harris Sheriff Withers and Deputy Clerk Roy Knox present. Cases disposed include foreclosure default and decree in Whiteaker et al vs WH Haker. Thompson vs Daer confirmed. Heinze vs Smith confirmed. and Gray vs Clark et al division of property with orders made.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Guard
Lane County
Geo H Burnett
Salem
LT Harris
Withers
Roy Knox
John Whiteaker
WH Haker
J L Thompson
Shadrick Daer
T Heinze
JC Gray
Elizabeth Clark
Warehouse Case Resolves Wheat Shortage at Clow Warehouse
Judge J W Hamilton orders pro rata distribution of wheat deposits from Hl M Milliorn et al against Caroline Clow administratrix of Hubert Clow. Receiver to deduct $200 for services and $150 for attorney costs, with additional suit costs paid from proceeds. Several defendants dismissed or denied costs, case likely to appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J W Hamilton
Hl M Milliorn
Caroline Clow
Clow
Junction
Robert Crow
Hubert Clow
Balfour, Guthrie & Co
Balfour, Guthriel Co
H M Grante
LN Ron ey's Building Plans Move Ahead in Eugene
LN Roney announces nearly all materials secured for the pen brick theatre near the new armory. Construction will start when weather allows. This spring and summer Roney's brick theatre leads a season of rapid building, with Dr Brown's J H McClang's and E A Ingham's projects following, signaling a busy summer in Eugene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LN Roney
Armory
Mr Roney
Dr Brown
J H McClang
E A Ingham
Eugene
Carnegie to Give Portland 100000 for Free Library
Andrew Carnegie offers Portland a $100,000 grant for a free public library building if the city guarantees a site and adequate annual maintenance income. The Portland Library Association values its library and building at $360,000 and consolidation with the association is likely. Eugene may request $50,000 from the donor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Portland, Or
Andrew Carnegie
Portland
Portland Library Association
Pow Bank
Buiiding
Eugene
Thieves Break Into Freight Cars at Junction City
Thieves entered two sidetrack freight cars at the depot in Junction City Oregon on April 1. A box holding 19 pairs of shoes for W H Kay of Monroe was emptied. About a dozen sacks of peas for Millicon Bros of the city were emptied and used to carry loot. At Hale post office Lane County on March 30 1901 a child of Mr and Mrs Geo Hale was born.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Junction City
W H Kay
Monroe
Millicon Bros
Hale Post Office
Lane County
Geo Hale
Man Arrested Over Cow Misidentification Near Cottage Grove
C W Caldwell of the fair grounds moved to his new farm near Cottage Grove with two cows. Officers arrested him near Cottage Grove thinking one cow matched a stolen animal from Malem. He was released after examination. Chief D W Gideon had shown interest in the case. A W Drager owned the stolen cow. description had circulated via Chief Gibson. Cottage Grove authorities alerted Balem, but the seized man was wrong. Caldwell was freed. Also notes the birth of a child near Thurston, Oregon, on April 1, 1901.
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W Caldwell
Fair Grounds
Cottage Grove
Malem
D W Gideon
Gibson
Caldwell
Possible Hotel Project on Underwood Corner
EJ Frasier reports sale of a 100 by 160 foot lot at Sixth and Willamette to W J Rogers of Dawson City for 300. Rogers plans an elegant hotel and opera house, potentially funded with 50 000 to 60 000, awaiting Rogers return from the East before proceeding.
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EJ Frasier
Underwood
Sixth
Willamette
W J Rogers
Dawson City
Frasier
Rogers
Eugene
Lane County
Aince L N Roney
Rowers
Dawson
Chattel mortgage notices and estate transfers in Oregon
Real estate transfers show R D Hawley as administrator of Evan Martin estate conveying 16 acres for 194,673 with 412.50. C C Holcomb to H B Grove for undivided 4 interest in Dove mining claim. Abigail Hemenway to Frank Hemenway 100 acres for 17 r4 with 200. Lulu Cleaver to A G Pistle 160 acres for serjw with 100. Other notices include Elizabeth Lingo estate, sale of personal property, and A E Wheeler’s semi annual probate report. Medical license for Dr B King noted. Woodburn license vote defeated by twelve votes. mayoral election results listed. death of Anna Jones in Eugene. Cottage Grove officers elected. bond issue for water system defeated. Wing & Langworthy butcher shop closes. rise in boy tramps reported. divinity school appointments listed. First Nations Bank dividend declared.
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C Holcomb
Grove
Blue River District
Abigail Hemenway
Frank Hemenway
Lulu Cleaver
A G Pistle
Ed Nyeetox
M L Bussard
Eugene
William AH Ray
Elizabeth Lingo
WO Stearns
E Wheeler
Evan Martin
Free Mail Delivery City Election Application Sent to Washington
The Eugene postoffice receipts for the year ending April exceed $10,200 enabling a free delivery application to be sent to Washington. City council action urged to number streets and name houses to meet federal requirements. Mayors and council members re-elected. total vote 732 with ward breakdowns. Smallpox reports spike at Wendling. quarantine likely. Infant Elva Peterson dies at two months.
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Geara
Eugene
Daily Guard
R Cbrieman
Gao F Craw
BF Dorris
Recorder
WM Green
M # Barker
J W White
Oregon State Fair county premiums promote statewide exhibits
Liberal premiums totaling 1000 dollars are offered for county exhibitors at the Oregon State Fair to showcase agricultural resources nationwide. First prize 300, second 250, third 200, fourth 160, fifth 100. The Southern Pacific covers exhibitor transport, with low rates on other lines for eastern visitors. A rural mail delivery route is proposed, about 20 miles, connecting Junction to Horton's mill via Herron's and Furgesons. In Elmira, Oregon, March 31, 1901, Irene Hunton marries Ira A Inmen at T J Duckworth’s residence.
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Oregon
Southern Pacific Company
Rona
Junction
JJ Winn
Ketrep
Post Office Department
Herron's
Furgesons
Horton's Mill
T J Duckworth
Elmira
Mies Irene Hunton
Ira A Inmen
Laue County
Our New Clothing Catalogue Promises Low Spring Prices
A bustling display showcases men's suits from 3.25 to 4.75 with sizes 36 through 44 and a broad line of boys and mens wear from 3.00 to 28.00. Patent kid ladies oxfords at 3.50, high cut options, waists on sale around 50 cents, spring coin priced 2.00 to 12.50, plus new belts and leather calf options at 4.50. Suits are moving quickly as assortments will break soon.
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Axcelss
Ieee
Rane
Mnist
Portlay
Itedal
Cal
Hampton Bros
Eugene Cuard
Ampbell Bros., Publishers
Willamette Street
Eighth Streets
the Guard
Mrs Walton
Walton & Overton
Attorneys-At-Law
Marelet
Walton Block
Evonne
Onrcon
L Whitson
W V_ Henderson
Luckey
Brown, M. D
Chrisman Block
C Woupcock
Evomwa
Omxcom
Cheshire
M. D
Iren
Mira, B. O
Mia
M. Smith
D.O
Osteopathic
Klamath
Main Street
Klamath Rapids
Plana
Presa
Circuit Court
Loanat Savings Bank of
Osburn
A. Paine
W. Seown Aeet
Lane County Bank
A. G. Hovey
L. G. Hulin
Ceabier
B. 4
Milliorn Et al
Supreme Court
LN Roney’s Building
Library For
Diep
Thurston
H W Iler
Real Estate Tranfers
R D Hawley
Margaret Rinehart
Probate Court
Dr . B King
Woodburn
Tomlinson
Anna Jones
Samuel Garrison
Weat Seventh Street
Kansas
Orrhesas El.gorep
RM Veateb
Herbert Eakin
J E Young
J K Barrett
Oliver Veateb
W C Johnson
Wing & Langworthy, Butchers
Young Block
O W
C M Young
Lees
Croner
Sen
San Francisco
Butte
Montana
Divinity School
C R Moore
Hoto
J J Hendeaker
Dexter
Leon D Green
E F Besadreas
Mt Vernes
Delly Guard
First Nations Bank of
Eugene Postoffice Green
Barker
White
Washingtorn
Dorris
Chripman
Counce
W White
Iiwiabasabechedeiinee
Recorder— BF Parte
CIA Civiccesccetteteees
M Kissloger
Sateen
Kissinger
W Osburn
W M Green
L Peter
R A Booth
Booth-Kally Sumver Co
Wendling
Elva
Henry Peterson
Ciba
Seeeneee Oo
Rei
Kauffman
BF Dorrie
Sissenseeeseenssene
Sennsece
BSE
JB Stiles
M Kiwalinger
Geo F Craw
Steceeseceecreene
BR Chinaman
B Henderson
Cersecesersese Mod Recorder
F Dorria
Biunob
Oonenee
M Kinsinger
Ooo Ee
Third Ward
Ladies Oxford Extension
Hanan
Frank Dunn
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